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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A/D converter - A
A3 - A
A4 - A
A5 - A
Abbe number - A
Aberration - A
Abort - A
Abrasion marks - A
Absolute released images - A
Absolute temperature - A
Absorption - A
Abstract - A
Accelerated Graphics Port - A
Accelerator - A
Acceptable Circle of Confusion - A
Acceptance angle - A
Accessory shoe - A
Acetate base - A
Acetic Acid - A
Acetone - A
Achromatic - A
Acid fixing solutions - A
Acid hardener - A
Acid rinse - A
Actinic - A
Actinometer - A
Active autofocus - A
Acuity - A
Acutance - A
Adaptor ring - A
Additive colour printing - A
Additive synthesis - A
Advanced Photographic System (APS) - A
AE Automatic exposure metering - A
AE lock (AE-L) - A
Aerial perspective - A
AF illuminator - A
AF lock (AF-L) - A
AF Sensor - A
Afocal lens - A
Aftertreatment - A
Agitation - A
Air bells - A
Air brushing - A
Albert effect - A
Albumen paper - A
Alcohol thermometer - A
Aliasing - A
Alkalinity - A
Allegory - A
Alum - A
Aluminum compounds - A
Ambient light - A
Ambient light reading - A
Ambient metering range - A
Ambrotype - A
American Standards Association (ASA) - A
Amidol - A
Ammonium chloride - A
Ammonium persulfate - A
Ammonium sulfide - A
Ammonium thiosulfate - A
Amphitype - A
Anaglyph - A
Analyzer - A
Anamorphic lens - A
Anastigmat - A
Angle of incidence - A
Angle of view - A
Angstrom - A
Angular field - A
Anhydrous - A
ANSI - A
ANSI (American National Standards Institute) - A
Anti - A
Antihalation backing - A
Antinous release - A
Antiscreen plates - A
Aperture - A
Aperture priority camera - A
Aperture ring - A
Aplanat - A
APO (Apochromatic) - A
Apochromat - A
Apodization - A
APS (Advanced Photo System) - A
Aquatint - A
Arc lamp - A
Archival permanence treatments - A
Argentotype - A
Aristotype - A
Artificial daylight - A
Artificial light - A
Artificial light film - A
ASA - A
Ascii File - A
ASP - A
Aspect ratio - A
Aspherical lens - A
Aspherical surface - A
Assembly printing - A
Assignment - A
Astigmatism - A
ATA - A
Atmospheric perspective - A
Audiovisual - A
Auto Bracketing Mode - A
Auto levels - A
Autochrome - A
Autofocus - A
Automatic aperture - A
Automatic exposure control - A
Automatic iris - A
Automatic lens - A
Autowinder - A
AV - A
Available light - A
AVI (ImageReady) - A
Axis lighting - A
Azo dyes - A
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1-Bit - B
24- Bit colours - B
32-Bit colour - B
4-Bit - B
64 Base - B
8- Bit - B
B (Bulb) setting - B
Back focus - B
Back Light - B
Back light scene mode - B
Back printing - B
Back projection - B
Background - B
Background density - B
Backing - B
Backlight control - B
Bag bellows - B
Balance - B
Ball and socket - B
Ballistic photography - B
Bandwidth - B
Barium sulfate - B
Barndoors - B
Barrel distortion - B
Baryta paper - B
Base - B
Base Exposure Time - B
Baseboard camera - B
Batch numbers - B
Bayonet lens mount - B
Beach or snow scene mode - B
Beam splitter - B
Belitski's reducer - B
Bellows - B
Bellows shutter - B
Between the lens shutter - B
Bi concave lens - B
Bichromate - B
Binary - B
Binocular vision - B
Bispheric lens - B
Bit - B
Bit depth - B
Bitmap - B
Bitumen - B
Black Point - B
Black silver - B
Bleach - B
Bleaching out - B
Bleed - B
Blend - B
Blocked up - B
Blocking out - B
Blooming - B
Blotter - B
Blowup - B
Blue sensitive - B
Blur - B
BMP - B
Boom - B
Borax - B
Border - B
Boric acid - B
Bounce head - B
Bounced light - B
Box camera - B
Bracketing - B
Brightfield - B
Brightline viewfinder - B
Brightness range - B
Brilliance - B
Broad lighting - B
Brometching - B
Bromide paper - B
Bromoil - B
Brownie - B
Browser - B
Brush development - B
BSI - B
Bubble chamber photography - B
Buffer - B
Bug - B
Built - B
Bulk film - B
Burning-in - B
Burst Mode - B
Butterfly lighting - B
Byte - B
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
C print - C
C-41 - C
Cable release - C
Cache - C
Cadmium sulfide cell (CdS) - C
Callier effect - C
Calotype process - C
Camera angles - C
Camera lucida - C
Camera movements - C
Camera obscura - C
Camera shake - C
Canada balsam - C
Candela - C
Candid pictures - C
Candle meter - C
Capacitor - C
Capping shutter - C
Carbon process - C
Carbon tetrachloride - C
Carbro process - C
Carrier - C
Carte - C
Cartridge - C
Cassette - C
Cast - C
Catadioptric lens - C
Catchlight - C
Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) - C
Caustic potash - C
CC filter - C
CCD - C
CCD element - C
CCD pixels - C
CD Read Speed - C
CD-R (Compact Disc recordable) - C
CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory) - C
CD-RW (Compact Disc Rewritable) - C
CdS (Cadmium Sulfide) - C
Centigrade - C
Centre column - C
Centre-weighted average - C
Centre-weighted metering - C
Changing bag - C
Characteristic Curve - C
Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) - C
Chemical focus - C
Chemical fog - C
Chemical vapor - C
Chiaroscuro - C
Chlorhydroquinone - C
Chloride paper - C
Chlorobromide paper - C
Chlorquinol - C
Chromatic aberration - C
Chromaticity - C
Chromatype - C
Chrome alum - C
Chromogenic development - C
Chromogenic materials - C
Chronocyclograph - C
Chronophotography - C
Cibachrome - C
Cibachrome 2 - C
CIE (Commission Internationale de I'Eclairage) - C
CIE standard - C
Circles of Confusion - C
Clayden effect - C
Clear (Spot Focusing Method) - C
Clearing agent - C
Clearing time - C
Cliche verre - C
Click stops - C
Clip test - C
Clock Speed - C
Cloning - C
Close up - C
Close up attachment - C
Close focusing - C
Close-up or macro mode is a camera setting that enables the lens to focus on subjects closer than the standard minimum focusing distance. On compact cameras, this mode allows photographers to capture small subjects in fine detail, while on SLR or mirrorless cameras, it often selects a larger aperture to create a shallow depth of field, blurring the background and isolating the subject. This mode is particularly useful for macro photography, nature photography, and detailed product shots, helping photographers highlight textures, intricate details, and visually striking elements in their images. - C
Close-up lens - C
CMOS Sensor (Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor) - C
CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black) - C
Coated Lens - C
Coherent Light - C
A cold light enlarger is a photographic enlarger that uses cold cathode illumination, providing a diffusion-type light source that evenly scatters light across the surface of the negative. This type of enlarger head helps produce prints with more subtle tonal gradations and reduces the impact of dust, scratches, or imperfections on the negative, resulting in cleaner final images. Cold light enlargers are widely used in black-and-white and fine art darkroom photography, offering photographers enhanced control over contrast, detail, and overall print quality compared to traditional tungsten or incandescent enlargers. - C
Cold Cathode Illumination - C
Cold colours - C
Cold-Light Enlarger - C
Collage - C
Collodion - C
Collodion Process (Wet Collodion) - C
Colour Balance - C
Colour Balancing Filters - C
Colour Circle - C
Colour Compensatory Filters - C
Colour Contrast - C
Colour Depth - C
Colour Developer - C
Colour Development - C
Colour Fringing - C
Colour Head - C
Colour Management System (CMS) - C
Colour Masking - C
Colour Mixing - C
Colour Negative - C
Colour Reversal - C
Colour Saturation - C
Colour Sensitivity - C
Colour Sensitometry - C
Colour Separation - C
Colour Separation Process - C
Colour Synthesis - C
Colour Temperature - C
Colour Temperature Meter - C
Colour Toning - C
Colour Weight - C
Coma - C
Combination Printing - C
Compact Camera - C
CompactFlash (CF) - C
Compensating Developer - C
Compensating Positive - C
Complementary Colour - C
Complementary Colours - C
Completion - C
Composite Printing - C
Composition - C
Compound lens - C
Compound Shutter - C
Compression - C
Compur shutter - C
Computer Connection - C
Condenser - C
Condenser Enlarger - C
Cones - C
Constructivism - C
Contact Paper - C
Contact Print - C
Contact Printer - C
Contact Screen - C
Contamination - C
Continuous Tone - C
Contour Film - C
Contrast - C
Contrast Filters - C
Contrast Grade - C
Contrast Index (CI) - C
Contrast Values - C
Contrasty - C
Contre-jour - C
Control Strips - C
Converging Lens - C
Convertible Lens - C
Convex Lens - C
Cooke Triplet - C
Cooling System - C
Copper Chloride - C
Copper Sulfate - C
Copper Toning - C
Copy or Document Scene Mode - C
Copyright Laws - C
Correction Filter - C
Coupled Dyes - C
Coupled Rangefinder - C
Coupler - C
Covering Power - C
Coving - C
CP Filters - C
CPU (Central Processing Unit) - C
Critical Aperture - C
Cronographic Camera - C
Cropping - C
Cross Front - C
Crossed Polarization - C
Crown Glass - C
Cubism - C
Curvature of Field - C
Curvilinear Distortion - C
Cut Film - C
Cyan - C
Cyanotype - C
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Daguerreotype - D
Daisy chain - D
Dark current - D
Darkcloth - D
Darkfield - D
Darkroom - D
Darkslide - D
Data - D
Data Disc - D
Data storage capacity - D
Databack - D
Database - D
Daylight colour film - D
Daylight enlarger - D
Daylight film - D
Daylight tank - D
DCS Digital camera system - D
Dedicated flash - D
Default - D
Definition - D
Defragment - D
Delayed action - D
Dense - D
Densitometer - D
Density - D
Density - D
Depth mode - D
Depth of field - D
Depth of field preview - D
Depth of field scale - D
Depth of field scale 2 - D
Depth of focus - D
Depth of focus 2 - D
Desaturate - D
Deselect - D
Desensitizing - D
Desktop - D
Detective camera - D
Developer - D
Developing agent - D
Development - D
Dialogue box - D
Diaphragm - D
Diaphragm shutter - D
Diapositive - D
Diazo - D
Dichroic - D
Dichroic filters - D
Dichroic fog - D
Differential focusing - D
Diffraction - D
Diffraction 2 - D
Diffraction grating - D
Diffuse lighting - D
Diffuser - D
Diffusion condenser enlarger - D
Diffusion enlarger - D
Digital camera - D
Digital image - D
Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) - D
Digital zoom - D
Digitise - D
Dilution - D
Dimensional stability - D
Dimm (Dual In-line Memory Module) - D
DIN - D
DIN (Deutsche Inclustrie Normen) - D
DIN speed - D
Diopter - D
Direct vision viewfinder - D
Discharge lamp - D
Discontinued - D
Dish development - D
Disk drive - D
Dispersion - D
Distance symbols - D
Distortion - D
Dithering - D
Diverging lens - D
D-max - D
D-min - D
Documentary photography - D
Dodging - D
Dolly - D
Domain names - D
DOS (Disk Operating System) - D
Dots per inch (dpi) - D
Double click - D
Double exposure - D
Double extension - D
Double vision - D
Download - D
Drag - D
DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) - D
Driver - D
Drop in loading - D
Drum scanner - D
Dry down - D
Dry mounting - D
Dry plates - D
Drying cabinet - D
Drying marks - D
Drying marks - D
DTP (Desk Top Publishing) - D
DX coding - D
DX coding 2 - D
Dyad - D
Dye - D
Dye coupling - D
Dye destruction process - D
Dye sensitizing - D
Dye transfer print - D
Dye-bleach processes - D
Dye-sublimation - D
Dynamic range - D
Dynamism - D
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
E-6 - E
Easel - E
Eberhard effect - E
Edge numbers - E
Edge numbers - E
EDO Ram (extended data-out) - E
Effective aperture - E
EIS - E
Electroluminescence - E
Electronic flash - E
Electronic flash 2 - E
Electronic shutter - E
Electrophotography - E
Element - E
Element pitch - E
Elon - E
E-mail (Electronic mail) - E
Emulation - E
Emulsion - E
Emulsion lift - E
Emulsion side - E
Endoscope - E
Enhanced back printing - E
Enlargement - E
Enlargement ratio - E
Enlarger - E
Enprint - E
Entrance pupil - E
EPS - E
EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) - E
Equivalent focal length - E
Etch - E
Etching - E
Ethernet - E
EV Exposure value - E
Ever ready case - E
Everset shutter - E
Exif - E
Exit pupil - E
Expiry date - E
Export - E
Exposure - E
Exposure bracketing - E
Exposure compensation - E
Exposure index - E
Exposure latitude - E
Exposure latitude 2 - E
Exposure meter - E
Exposure modes - E
Exposure value (EV) - E
Exposure zone - E
Extended keyboard - E
Extension - E
Extension bellows - E
Extension tubes - E
Extension tubes - E
Extinction meter - E
Eye Relief - E
Eyedropper - E
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
f numbers - F
F stop - F
F/number - F
Factor - F
Fahrenheit scale - F
False attachment - F
False colour film - F
Farmer's reducer - F
Farraday shutter - F
Fast film - F
Fax modem - F
Feathered edge - F
Ferric chloride - F
Ferrotype process - F
Fiber based paper - F
Fibre-based paper - F
Field camera - F
Field camera - F
Field of view - F
Field of view at 1000m - F
File - F
File format - F
File size - F
Fill in - F
Fill light - F
Fill-in flash - F
Film - F
Film characteristic curve - F
Film clips - F
Film format - F
Film holder - F
Film pack - F
Film plane - F
Film plane - F
Film recorder - F
Film scanner - F
Film speed - F
Film speed - F
Film speed dial - F
Film speed range - F
Film Status Indicator - F
Filter (digital) - F
Filter (optical) - F
Filter factor - F
Filter factor 2 - F
Filter thread - F
Filters - F
Finality development - F
Finder - F
Fine grain developers - F
FireWire - F
Fireworks scene mode - F
Fish-eye - F
Fisheye lens - F
Fixation - F
Fixed focal length - F
Fixed focus - F
Fixed focus lens - F
Fixer - F
Fkey (function key) - F
Flare - F
Flash - F
Flash bulb - F
Flash cube - F
Flash duration - F
Flash factor - F
Flash memory - F
Flash meter - F
Flash modes - F
Flash output - F
Flash powder - F
Flash range - F
Flash sync socket - F
Flash sync speed - F
Flash synchronization - F
Flashbulb - F
Flashing - F
Flashing 2 - F
Flat - F
Flat bed camera - F
Flat gradation - F
Flat lighting - F
Flatbed scanner - F
Floating elements - F
Floodlight - F
Floppy disk - F
Fluorescence - F
Fluorescent whites - F
Focal length - F
Focal length - F
Focal plane - F
Focal plane - F
Focal plane shutter - F
Focal point - F
Focus - F
Focus range - F
Focusing - F
Focusing - F
Focusing cloth - F
Focusing hood - F
Focusing magnifier - F
Focusing ring - F
Focusing scale - F
Focusing scale - F
Focusing screen - F
Focusing steps - F
Fog - F
Fog level - F
Fogging (Fog) - F
Folder - F
Font - F
Foreground - F
Format - F
Format - F
Four-colour Printing - F
FP sync - F
Frame grabber - F
Frames per second (fps) - F
Free working distance - F
Fresnel lens - F
Fresnel magnifier - F
Frilling - F
Front curtain synchronization - F
Front element focusing - F
Front projection - F
FTP File Transfer Protocol - F
Full scale print - F
Futurism - F
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
G curve - G
Galvanography - G
Gamma - G
Gamma - G
Gamut - G
Gaussian blur - G
Gelatin - G
Gelatin - G
Gelatin filters - G
Gelatin sugar process - G
Gels - G
Ghost images - G
GIF (Graphical Interchange Format) - G
GIFF - G
Gigabyte (Gb) - G
Glaze - G
Glazer - G
Glossy - G
Glossy paper - G
Gold chloride - G
Gold mean - G
GOST - G
Gradation - G
Gradation - G
Grade - G
Graded paper - G
Gradient - G
Graduate - G
Graduated filter - G
Grain - G
Grain - G
Graininess - G
Grains - G
Granularity - G
Gray card - G
Grey level - G
Grey scale - G
Ground glass screen - G
Guide number - G
Guide number - G
Gum arabic - G
Gum Bichromate - G
Gum bichromate - G
Gum platinum process - G
Gyroscopic camera mount - G
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Halation - H
Half frame negative - H
Half frame camera - H
Half plate - H
Half-tone - H
Halftone - H
Halogens - H
Hand colouring - H
Handgrip - H
Hanger - H
Hard - H
Hard disk - H
Hard drive - H
Hard gradation - H
Hardener - H
Hardeners - H
Hardware - H
Header - H
Header info - H
Healing Brush - H
Heat filter - H
Heliography - H
Herschel effect - H
Hide - H
High art photography - H
High contrast developer - H
High Dynamic Range (HDR) - H
High key - H
High key - H
Highlights - H
Highlights - H
High-resolution image - H
Hill cloud lens - H
Histogram - H
Histogram Palette - H
History palette - H
HMI Hydrargyrum Medium Arc Iodide. - H
Holding back - H
Holding back 2 - H
Holography - H
Honeycomb - H
Horizon - H
Host - H
Hot shoe - H
Hot spot - H
Hot-shoe - H
HTML - H
HTML Hypertext Mark-up Language - H
Hue - H
Hue 2 - H
Hydrobromic acid - H
Hydrogen peroxide - H
Hydroquinone - H
Hyperfocal distance - H
Hyperfocal distance 2 - H
Hyperfocal point - H
Hyperlinks - H
Hypersensitizing - H
Hypo - H
Hypo eliminator - H
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
"Ideal" format - I
I setting - I
ICC - I
Icon - I
Icons - I
IF (Internal Focusing) - I
Ilfochrome - I
Illuminance - I
Image - I
Image editing software - I
Image manipulation - I
Image plane - I
Image resolution - I
Image stabilisation - I
Imagesetter - I
Import - I
Impressionism - I
Incandescent light - I
Incident light - I
Incident light - I
Incident light attachment - I
Incident light reading - I
Indicator chemical - I
Infectious development - I
Infinity - I
Infinity - I
Infinity mode - I
Infrared - I
Infrared compensation index - I
Infrared focus - I
Ink jet - I
Inkjet printer - I
Instamatic camera - I
Instant picture camera - I
Instant-picture material - I
Integral tri pack - I
Integrating - I
Intensification - I
Intensity scale - I
Interchangeable backs - I
Interchangeable focusing screen - I
Interchangeable lens system - I
Interchangeable lenses - I
Interchangeable viewfinder - I
Interference - I
Interleaving - I
Intermittency effect - I
Internegative - I
Internegative - I
Internet - I
Interpolation - I
Intersection of thirds - I
Interspersed aspect ratio - I
Inverse square law - I
Invert - I
Inverted telephoto lens - I
Iodine - I
IP Address - I
IR focus setting - I
IR Infrared. - I
IR setting - I
Iris diaphragm - I
Irradiation - I
IS (Image Stabilizer) - I
ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) - I
ISO - I
ISO International Organization of Standardisation. - I
ISO-9660 - I
ISP Internet Service Provider - I
Ivorytype - I
IX (Information Exchange) - I
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Jaggies - J
Java - J
Javascript - J
JCII - J
Joule (Watt-second) - J
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) - J
JPEG2000 - J
JSP - J
Jukebox - J
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
K14 - K
Kallitype - K
Kelvin (K) - K
Kernel size - K
Kerning - K
Kerr cell - K
Key light - K
Keyed emulsion sensitivity - K
Keylight - K
Keystoning - K
Kilobyte - K
Kilowatt - K
Kilowatt - K
Kinetic - K
Knifing - K
Kostinsky effect - K
Kromskop - K
LAB colour - K
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Lab Colour - L
Lag Time - L
Lamp - L
Lamp black - L
Lamp house - L
LAN (Local Area Network) - L
Landscape scene mode - L
Lantern slides - L
Large format camera - L
Large format camera - L
Laser - L
Laser printer - L
Lasso - L
Latensification - L
Latent image - L
Latent image - L
Lateral reversal - L
Latitude - L
Latitude - L
Layers - L
Layout - L
LCD (Liquid crystal display) - L
LCD monitor - L
Lead acetate crystalline - L
Leader - L
Leaf shutter - L
Leaf shutter - L
LED - L
LED Light-emitting diode. - L
Leg bracing - L
Leg locks - L
Lens - L
Lens barrel - L
Lens cap - L
Lens coating - L
Lens coating - L
Lens drive system - L
Lens elements - L
Lens hood - L
Lens hood - L
Lens range - L
Lens shade - L
Lens shutter camera - L
Lens speed - L
Lens system - L
Lenticular screen - L
Light - L
Light meter - L
Light meter - L
Light sources - L
Light tent - L
Light trail - L
Light trap - L
Light value - L
Lightbox - L
Lighting ratio - L
Lighting ratio - L
Limiting aperture - L
Line art - L
Line film - L
Line image - L
Line image - L
Line pair (1p) - L
Linear array - L
Linear perspective - L
Linear perspective - L
Linearity - L
Linked Ring Brotherhood - L
Lippman process - L
Lith film - L
Lithium ion batteries - L
Local control - L
Log e - L
Log e 2 - L
Long focus - L
Lossless compression - L
Lossy compression - L
Lossy compression 2 - L
Low key - L
Low key 2 - L
LPI - L
Lumen - L
Lumen second - L
Luminance - L
Luminance meter - L
Luminence - L
Luminescence - L
Luminosity - L
Luminous flux - L
Lux - L
LZW (Lempel-Ziv-Welch) - L
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
8MM - M
M sync. - M
Mackie line - M
Macro - M
Macro attachment - M
Macro lens - M
Macrophotography - M
Magazine - M
Magenta - M
Magic wand - M
Magnetic Coating - M
Magnification (binoculars) - M
Manual exposure - M
Manual focus - M
Manual override - M
Marquee - M
Mask - M
Masking - M
Masking frame - M
Mastic varnish - M
Mat - M
Matrix - M
Matrix array - M
Matt - M
Matte box - M
Matte field - M
Maximum aperture - M
ME Multiple exposure - M
Medium-format - M
Mega pixels - M
Megabyte (Mb) - M
Megapixel - M
Memory - M
Memory card - M
MemoryStick - M
Meniscus lens - M
Mercuric chloride - M
Mercury vapor lamp - M
Metadata - M
Metafile - M
Metal print - M
Metering modes - M
Methyl alcohol - M
Metol - M
Metolquinone - M
Micro Dry technology - M
Micro lens - M
Microfiche - M
Microfilm - M
Microflash - M
Micron (µ) - M
Microphotography - M
Microprism collar - M
Midtone - M
Millimicron mµ - M
Miniature camera - M
Minimum aperture - M
Mired (Micro-reciprocal degree) - M
Mired Shift - M
Mirror box - M
Mirror lens - M
Mirror lock - M
Mode - M
Modelling light - M
Modelscope - M
Modem MOdulator/DEModulator - M
Modular enlarger - M
Modulation transfer function - M
Moir pattern - M
Monitor - M
Monobath - M
Monobloc flash - M
Monochromatic - M
Monochrome - M
Monopack - M
Monorail camera - M
Montage - M
Mordant - M
Morphing - M
Mosaic - M
Motherboard - M
Motor drive - M
Mottle - M
Mount - M
Mounting press - M
Mounting tissue - M
MPAF Multi Point Autofocus - M
MPEG (Motion Picture Experts Group) - M
MQ/PQ developers - M
MTF Modulation transfer function. - M
Multi band photography - M
Multimedia - M
Multimode camera - M
Multi-pattern metering - M
Multiple exposure - M
Multiple exposure - M
Multiple flash - M
Multiple flash - M
Multipoint autofocus - M
Multitasking - M
Munsell system - M
Museum scene mode - M
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Nadar - N
Nanometer - N
Nanoseconds - N
Naphtha - N
ND - N
ND (Neutral density) filter. - N
Near ultraviolet - N
Negative - N
Negative carrier - N
Negative lens - N
Negative/positive paper - N
Neo coccine - N
Neutral density - N
Neutral density filter - N
Neutral filtration - N
Neutralizer is - N
New Objectivity - N
New Realism - N
Newton rings - N
Newton's rings - N
Nickel cadmium (NiCad) - N
Night landscape scene mode - N
Nitraphot - N
Nitrate base . - N
Nitric acid - N
Nodal plane - N
Nodal points - N
Nodal points - N
Noise - N
Non silver processes - N
Non substantive - N
Normal lens - N
Normal lens - N
Notch - N
Notching code - N
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Objective - O
Objective lens - O
OCR - O
Off the film metering - O
Offset lithography - O
OHP Overhead projector. - O
Oil reinforcement - O
One shot colour camera - O
One-shot camera - O
One-shot developer - O
Opacity - O
Opacity - O
Opal lamp - O
Opalescent - O
Opalotype - O
Opaque liquid - O
Open flash - O
Opening up - O
Optical axis - O
Optical bench - O
Optical glass - O
Optical resolution - O
Optical Scanner - O
Optical sensitizing - O
Optical viewfinder - O
Optical wedge - O
Optical zoom - O
Optics - O
Optimising - O
Ordinary emulsion - O
Orth phenylene diamene - O
Ortho - O
Orthochromatic - O
OTF Off the film. - O
Output - O
Output resolution - O
Over development - O
Over exposure - O
Over run lamp - O
Oversampling - O
Oxalic acid - O
Oxidation - O
Oxidation product . - O
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Painting with light - P
Pan & tilt head - P
Pan and tilt head - P
Panchromatic film - P
Panchromatic vision filter - P
Panning - P
Panorama - P
Panorama assist mode - P
Panoramic camera - P
Panoramic camera - P
Panoramic mode - P
Paper base - P
Paper characteristic curve - P
Paper grade - P
Paper safe - P
Parabolic mirror - P
Parallax - P
Parallax - P
Parallel cable - P
Parallel port - P
Parallel Processing - P
Paraphenylenediamine - P
Paraphotography - P
Paraxial - P
Partial metering - P
Party or indoor scene mode - P
Passive autofocusing - P
Patch chart - P
Path - P
Paths - P
PC (Perspective control) lens - P
PCMCIA - P
PCMCIA card - P
PCT - P
PCX - P
PDF - P
PEC - P
Pellicle (pellicule) - P
Pentaprism - P
Pentaprism - P
Percentage solution - P
Perforations - P
Peripheral - P
Periphery photography - P
Permanence tests - P
Perspective - P
Petzval lens - P
PH - P
pH scale - P
Phenidone - P
Phenol varnish - P
Phosphor - P
Phosphorescence - P
Phosphotophotography - P
Photo electric cell - P
Photo colour transfer - P
Photo diode - P
Photo elasticity - P
Photo engraving - P
Photo etching - P
Photo file index print - P
Photo reportage - P
Photo silkscreening - P
Photo telegraphy - P
Photo transistor - P
PhotoCD - P
Photo-electric cell. - P
Photoflood - P
Photoflood - P
Photogenic drawing - P
Photogram - P
Photogram - P
Photogrammetry - P
Photography - P
Photogravure - P
Photolamp - P
Photolinen - P
Photolithography - P
Photomacrography - P
Photometer - P
Photomicrography - P
Photomicrography - P
Photomultiplier tube (PMT) - P
Photon - P
Photoshop - P
Photosite - P
PHP - P
Physical development - P
Physiogram - P
PICT - P
Pictorialist - P
Piezo electric flash - P
Pigment - P
Pigment processes - P
Pinacryptol - P
Pincushion distortion - P
Pincushion distortion - P
Pinhole camera - P
Pixel - P
Pixel dropping - P
Pixel Modulation - P
Pixellation - P
Pixels - P
Plane - P
Plasma display - P
Plate camera - P
Platen - P
Plates - P
Platform - P
Platinotype - P
Plug & Play - P
Plug-in - P
PMT - P
PNG - P
Point & Scroll Mouse - P
Point source lamp - P
Pola screen - P
Polarization - P
Polarized light - P
Polarized light - P
Polarizing filter - P
Polarizing filter - P
Polaroid back - P
Polaroid camera - P
Polycontrast - P
Porro prism - P
Portrait lens - P
Portrait scene mode - P
Positive - P
Positive - P
Positive lens - P
Positive/positive printing - P
Posterization - P
PostScript - P
Potassium bichromate - P
Potassium bromide - P
Potassium carbonate - P
Potassium chloride - P
Potassium citrate - P
Potassium dichromate - P
Potassium ferricyanide - P
Potassium hydroxide caustic potash - P
Potassium iodide - P
Potassium metabisulfite - P
Potassium permanganate - P
Potassium persulfate - P
Potassium sulfide - P
Potassium thiocyanate - P
Power focus - P
Power reduction - P
PPI (Pixels per inch) - P
PQ developer - P
Pre soak - P
Prehardener - P
Prescan - P
Preservative - P
Preset focus shooting - P
Presoak - P
Press focus lever - P
Primary colours - P
Primary colours - P
Principal axis - P
Principal planes - P
Principal point - P
Print - P
Printer - P
Printing - P
Printing in - P
Printing-in - P
Prism - P
Process lens - P
Processing - P
Program back - P
Program exposure - P
Program shift - P
Progressive CCD - P
Progressive Scan - P
Projection cutting - P
Projector - P
Proportional reducer - P
Protective toning - P
Proxy Image - P
Pull processing - P
Pulling - P
Pull-processing - P
Push processing - P
Pushing - P
Push-processing - P
Pyro - P
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Quantum - Q
Quarterplate - Q
Quartz iodine lamp - Q
Queue - Q
Quick-release platform - Q
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Rack and pinion focusing - R
Radiography - R
Ram - R
RAM (Random Access Memory) - R
Rangefinder - R
Rangefinder - R
Rapid fixer - R
Rapid fixer - R
Rapid rectilinear - R
Raw mode - R
Rayographs - R
RC paper - R
Rear curtain sync - R
Rear focus - R
Rear focusing system - R
Rebate - R
Rebate - R
Reboot - R
Reciprocity failure - R
Reciprocity failure - R
Reciprocity law - R
Reciprocity law - R
Reconstituted image - R
Rectilinear lens - R
Recycling time - R
Red eye - R
Red eye reduction - R
Reducer - R
Reducers - R
Reducing agent - R
Reflected light - R
Reflected light reading - R
Reflected light reading - R
Reflecting telescope - R
Reflections - R
Reflector - R
Reflex camera - R
Reflex lens - R
Refraction - R
Refractive index - R
Refresh Rate - R
Register - R
Register punch - R
Registration marks - R
Rehalogenization - R
Relative aperture - R
Relative brightness - R
Remote control (projector) - R
Removable drive - R
Removable media - R
Replenisher - R
Replenishment - R
Resampling - R
Resin coated paper (RC) - R
Resist - R
Re-sizing - R
Resolution - R
Resolving power - R
Restrainer - R
Reticulation - R
Retouching - R
Retrofocus - R
Retrofocus lens - R
Reversal film - R
Reversal materials - R
RGB Red, green, blue. - R
Rimlighting - R
Ring flash - R
Rinse - R
RIP (Raster image processor) - R
Rising front - R
Rising front - R
Rods - R
Roll film - R
Roll film adaptor - R
Rollfilm back - R
ROM - R
ROM Read only memory. - R
Roof prism - R
Royalty - R
Rule of thirds - R
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Sabattier effect - S
Safelight - S
Safelight - S
Safety film - S
Sal ammoniac - S
Salted Paper Printing - S
Sandwiching - S
Saturated colour - S
Saturated colour - S
Saturation - S
Scale - S
Scan Time - S
Scanner - S
Scanner Threshold - S
Scanning electron microscope - S
Schumann plate - S
Scratch disk - S
Screen frequency - S
Screen plate - S
Screen resolution - S
Screening - S
Scrim - S
Scrolling - S
SCSI (Small Computer Systems Interface) - S
SDRAM (synchronous dynamic) - S
Second curtain sync - S
Secondary colours - S
Selective focusing - S
Selective focusing - S
Selenium - S
Selenium cell - S
Self timer - S
Self toning paper - S
Self-timer - S
Sensitive material - S
Sensitivity - S
Sensitometer - S
Sensitometry - S
Separation images - S
Separation negatives - S
Serial Interface - S
Serial Port - S
Serial transfer - S
Server - S
Service bureau - S
Shading - S
Shadow detail - S
Shadows - S
Sharpen edges - S
Sheet film - S
Shelf life - S
Shellac - S
Shift camera - S
Shift lens - S
SHTML - S
Shutter - S
Shutter priority camera - S
Shutter priority exposure - S
Shutter release - S
Shutter speed - S
Side lighting - S
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) - S
Silhouette - S
Silicon release paper - S
Silk print - S
Silkscreen - S
Silver dye bleach material - S
Silver halides - S
Silver nitrate - S
Silver reclamation - S
Silver recovery - S
Silver salts - S
Simm (Single In-line Memory Module) - S
Simultaneous contrast - S
Single lens reflex (SLR) - S
Single servo AF - S
Sizing - S
Skew - S
Sky filter - S
Sky shade - S
Slave unit - S
Slave unit - S
Slide - S
Slide dissolve - S
Slide fade - S
Slide preview - S
Slide show mode - S
Slide tray - S
Slit shutter - S
Slot - S
Slow film - S
Slow lens - S
Slow sync - S
SLR (Single-lens reflex) - S
SmartMedia - S
Smoothing - S
Snapshot - S
Snoot - S
Sodium bichromate - S
Sodium bisulfite - S
Sodium carbonate - S
Sodium chloride - S
Sodium hexametaphosphate - S
Sodium hydrosulfite - S
Sodium hydroxide - S
Sodium metabisulfite - S
Sodium sulfide - S
Sodium thiocyanate - S
Sodium thiosulfate - S
Soft developer - S
Soft focus - S
Soft focus lens - S
Softbox - S
Soft-Edge Masking - S
Software - S
Solarization - S
Solubility - S
Sound recording - S
Spacing bracket - S
Spatial Resolution - S
Speckling - S
Spectral sensitivity - S
Spectrophotometer - S
Spectrum - S
Speed - S
Spherical aberration - S
Spirit level - S
SPOOL (Save Printing Operation On Line) - S
Sports scene mode - S
Spot meter - S
Spotlight - S
Spotting - S
Sprocket holes - S
Squeegee - S
S-RAM - S
sRGB - S
Stabilization - S
Stabilizer - S
Staining developer - S
Stand - S
Stand camera - S
Standard lens - S
Static marks - S
Step wedge - S
Stereo camera - S
Stereoscopic camera - S
Stereoscopy - S
Still life - S
Still video - S
Stock photography - S
Stock solution - S
Stock solution - S
Stop - S
Stop bath - S
Stop down metering - S
Stopping down - S
Storage cards - S
Straight photography - S
Stress marks - S
Strobe light - S
Studio camera - S
Stylus - S
Sub miniature camera - S
Subbing - S
Subject - S
Subjective photography - S
Subsampling - S
Substantive film - S
Subtractive colour processes - S
Subtractive primaries - S
Subtractive synthesis - S
Successive colour contrast - S
Sulfide toning - S
Sulfuric acid - S
Sunset scene mode - S
Super Uniform Fine Grain - S
Superimpose - S
Supper coat - S
Supplementary lens - S
Supplementary lenses - S
Surface development - S
Surge marks - S
Surrealism - S
SVGA (Super Video Graphics Array) resolution - S
Swing back/front - S
Swivel head - S
Symmetry - S
Sync lead - S
Synchro sunlight - S
Synchronized flash - S
Synchro-sun - S
Synthetic profile - S
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
"Thick" negative - T
"Thin" negative - T
T (Time) - T
T Grain technology - T
T stops - T
Tablet - T
Tacking iron - T
Tanks - T
Tanning development - T
Technical camera - T
Teleconverter - T
Telephoto lens - T
Tempering bath - T
Tempering bath - T
Terabyte - T
Tessar lens - T
Test strip - T
Texture - T
Texture screen - T
TFT - T
Thermography - T
Thumbnail image - T
Thumbnail view - T
Thyristor flash gun - T
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) - T
Tiling - T
Time and temperature - T
Time exposure - T
Time lapse photography - T
Timer - T
Tinting - T
TLR Twin-lens reflex. - T
Tolerance - T
Tomography - T
Tone - T
Tone curve - T
Tone line process - T
Tone separation - T
Tone values - T
Toning - T
Toning - T
Toolbox - T
Top level domains - T
Transfer processes - T
Transfer Rate - T
Transmission - T
Transmittance - T
Transmitted light - T
Transparency - T
Transparency - T
Transparency adaptor - T
Transparency scanner - T
Transparent magnetic layer - T
Transposing frame - T
Trap focus - T
Tray development - T
Tri colour filters - T
Trichrome Carbro Process - T
Trigger - T
Tripack - T
Triple extension - T
Triplet lens - T
Tripod - T
Tripod mount - T
Tri-stimulus value - T
True Colour - T
T-setting - T
TTL - T
TTL (Through-the-lens) metering - T
Tungsten filament - T
Tungsten halogen lamp - T
Tungsten light - T
Tungsten light film - T
Tungsten-light film - T
TV mode - T
TWAIN (Toolkit Without An Interesting Name!) - T
Tweening - T
Twilight factor - T
Twin lens reflex (TLR) - T
Two bath development - T
Type A film - T
Type B film - T
Type D film - T
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Ultrasonic image recording - U
Ultraviolet (UV) - U
Under development - U
Underexposure - U
Unipod - U
Universal developer - U
Unsharp mask - U
Untagged - U
Upgrade - U
Uploading - U
Uprating - U
Uprating - U
Uranium Nitrate - U
URL (Uniform Resource Locator) - U
USB (Universal Serial Bus) - U
USB 2.0 (Universal Serial Bus) - U
UV filter - U
UV filter - U
UV Ultra-violet - U
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Vacuum back - V
Vacuum easel - V
Van Dyke Brown - V
Vanishing point - V
Vapor discharge lamp - V
Variable contrast paper - V
Variable focus lens - V
Variable power output - V
Veil - V
VESA - V
VGA (Video Graphics Array) resolution - V
Video capture - V
Video Out - V
Video still camera - V
View camera - V
Viewfinder - V
Viewpoint - V
Viewpoint - V
Vignette - V
Vinyl film - V
Virtual memory - V
Virus - V
Viscose sponge - V
Viscous processing - V
Volt - V
Voltage stabilizer - V
Vortograph - V
VRAM (Video Random Access Memory) - V
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Waist level finder - W
Warm colours - W
Warm tone - W
Warm tone developer - W
Washing - W
Water bath - W
Water softeners - W
Waterproof body - W
Waterproof paper - W
Watkins factor - W
Watt - W
Waxed paper process - W
Weak - W
Web Optimization - W
Web Safe Colours - W
Wedge spectrogram - W
Wet collodion - W
Wet processing - W
Wetting agent - W
White balance - W
White light - W
White light control - W
Whole plate - W
Wide angle lens - W
Wide area AF - W
Wide-angle lens - W
Wood print - W
Working solution - W
WORM (Write Once Read Many) - W
WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) - W
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
X ray - X
X ray film . - X
Xenon - X
Xerography - X
Xography - X
X-sync. - X
XVGA (eXtra Video Graphics Array) resolution - X
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Yaw free movements - Y
Yellow - Y
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Zip drive - Z
Zip file - Z
Zirconium lamp - Z
Zoetrope - Z
Zone focusing - Z
Zone system - Z
Zoom head - Z
Zoom lens - Z
Zoom lens - Z
Zoom lever - Z
Zoom playback - Z