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Photography Techniques - TSV

Photography techniques encompass a systematic approach to capturing high-quality images, centered around the exposure triangle (aperture, shutter speed, and ISO sensitivity), along with composition (rule of thirds, framing), white balance, and lighting. By combining these techniques, photographers can achieve their intended creative vision.

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code	slug	name	description	category
01	aperture	Aperture (F-stop)	Controls the lens opening to adjust light intake and depth of field.	Exposure Triangle
02	shutter-speed	Shutter Speed	Controls the duration of light exposure to the sensor and motion representation.	Exposure Triangle
03	iso-sensitivity	ISO Sensitivity	Adjusts the sensor's sensitivity to light for shooting in dark environments.	Exposure Triangle
04	white-balance	White Balance	Corrects color temperature of light sources for accurate color reproduction.	Color Control
05	rule-of-thirds	Rule of Thirds	A composition technique placing subjects at grid intersections or along lines.	Composition
06	framing	Framing	A composition technique using elements to surround and draw attention to the subject.	Composition
07	three-point-lighting	Three-Point Lighting	A fundamental lighting technique combining key, fill, and back lights.	Lighting
08	natural-light	Natural Light	Techniques utilizing sunlight, including golden hour and window light.	Lighting
09	leading-lines	Leading Lines	A composition technique using lines to guide the viewer's eye to the subject.	Composition
10	exposure-compensation	Exposure Compensation	A technique to intentionally adjust brightness from the camera's auto exposure.	Exposure Control