HDR
HDR is an acronym for High Dynamic Range. It refers to a type of processing used to combine […]
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EXIF
EXIF is an acronym for EXchangeable Image File format. In simple terms, this is the data that is […]
Pincushion Distortion
Pincushion Distortion is a term used to describe an effect in which lenses distort the sides of an […]
Barrel Distortion
Barrel Distortion is a term used to describe an effect in which lenses distort the sides of an […]
JPG
A JPG (jay-peg) file is the most common file type used for digital photos. It is a commonly […]
RAW
RAW is a term used to describe a file type that is by cameras to record all the […]
WB
WB is an acronym for White Balance. White Balance is a setting on your camera which is used […]
sRGB
sRGB (Standard RGB) is a colour space used in digital photography. As the name ‘standard’ would imply, it […]
Megapixel
A megapixel (mp) is roughly a million pixels ( 1,048,576 – 220 to be exact). The most common […]
Chromatic Aberration
Chromatic Aberration (CA) is problem caused when lenses refract different wavelengths (colours) of light and the senor records […]
Noise
Noise is a term used for the digital signal noise that appears in images at higher ISO settings. […]
Histogram
A Histogram is a chart that shows the exposure values of a digital images. It can be used […]
CMYK
CMYK is colour space usually used for printing. It is an acronym that stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow […]
RGB
RGB is an acronym that stands for Red, Green, Blue. RGB is considered a colour space that defines […]
Pixel
A pixel is a single dot of color information. Thousands of pixels are combined to create a digital […]
Cropping
Cropping is technique used after you have taken your shot and are editing the image in software. Cropping […]