means "dark room" in Latin. Created in the mid-Sixteenth century, this precursor of cameras we know today created projected light pictures within a dark room by permitting no light t [..]

generating or operating as a continuously variable "wave" of directly measurable quantities;

out-of-focus highlights; these are circular because the lens is circular

currents in air and water that are induced by temperature differential

a person in charge of organizing an exhibition

the area between the nearest and farthest points from the camera that are acceptably sharp in the focused image

binary storage of information as 1s and 0s

a lens with an extremely wide angle of view, as much as 180 degrees, and considerable barrel distortion (straight lines at the edges of a scene appear to curve around the center of the image)

another term used to describe the picture in a photograph

a work of art, usually an environment, which is constructed within an exhibition space