The equivalent digital sensor size to a 35mm strip of film is referred to as this. The Canon 5D is an example of a camera that uses this size sensor.

This type of lens has a fixed focal length

The distance between the points at which subjects come into and fall out of focus is referred to with this photographic term.

The opening and closing of this controls exposure

A shot that sets the scene, or location. (sometimes shot by a B unit)

A specific size of C-MOS sensor, it is 1.6x smaller than a "full frame" sensor.

This is determined by the distance between the optical center of the lens and the focal plane.

This term refers to a DoF that is minimal. Also describes a kiddie pool or The Kardashians.

Higher f/Stop numbers (ie 22) mean this amount of light.

A shot that covers the entire scene, usually the first to be filmed for "safety" reasons.

The Canon 7D records files compressed with this codec.

To achieve a "zoomed-in" look, one would use this type of focal length

Shallow DoF helps to separate a subject from the background. It is obtained by combining close proximity from camera to subject, increased aperture opening, and longer measurements of this (a function of the distance between the focal plane and the optica

ASA, aka Ei, aka this standard measurement index is expressed in a numerical scale that describes lower to higher sensitivity

This rule establishes that two subsequent shots need to have a varied enough focal length and camera angle in order to prevent pop-ins or unwanted jump cuts.

The Canon 7D records on these types of cards.

In traditional photography, wide angle refers to focal lengths below this mark.

Lenses with longer focal lengths do this to the background.

Higher ISO means more sensitivity and the ability to shoot in lower light. In video, however, it also means, ____, which could be viewed as a negative.

The 180 degree rule states that the camera must remain on one side of "this" in order to preserve spacial relation between two characters.

Due to the FAT 32 formatting of the CF cards used on the Canon 7D, recording of single clips is limited to this length/file size.

Focal length determines to what extent light rays are distorted by the lens. This distortion determines how much we can see in frame (known technically as this term)

It is possible to pop in on a subject by pressing a button. This allows this "critical" concept.

On the 7D, it is best to set your ISO to increments of this number.

This document can help you organize your camera setups in terms of where they will be on set, allowing you to save previous time!