1. B E L L W O R K WRITE DOWN FIVE PARTS OF A CAMERA THAT YOU KNOW. PUT THEM IN ORDER OF MOST-TO-LEAST IMPORTANT.

2. 4 Classifications of Cameras Point and Shoot Mid-range or Prosumer Mirrorless (Micro 4:3) Digital SLR

3. POINT & SHOOT PRO – Small, compact, and lightweight – Inexpensive – User-friendly – 90% of all digital cameras on the market CON – Limited manual settings – Smallest digital sensor – No interchangeable lenses (fixed lens) – No manual focus – SLOW (shutter lag) – Short battery life – Lowest quality VOCABULARY

4. Mid Range PRO – Smaller & less expensive than DSLR – Extended zoom range (optical) – Better lens – User friendly – Some advanced manual features CON – fixed lens – No mechanical focus – Limited manual settings – Small sensor – Short battery life – Slow VOCABULARY

5. Mirrorless PRO – Smaller & less expensive than DSLR – Interchangeable lenses – Bigger sensor – Better image quality & ISO performance – Manual controls CON – No viewfinder – Slower than DSLR – Shorter battery life – Less lenses available VOCABULARY

6. DIGITAL SINGLE LENS REFLEX PRO – Interchangeable Lenses – Larger Digital Sensor- greater image quality – Full manual controls – Manual Focus – Fastest AF – No shutter lag CON – Larger and heavier – Expensive VOCABULARY

7. What’s more important? A great lens or a great camera?

8. DAT GLASS

9. Also, the tripod socket is located at the camera base.

10. VOCABULARY SENSOR: A part inside the camera that is made up of millions of small squares (pixels). It records the actual image when it is exposed to light.

11. Sensor Sizes