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Professional photography
Professional photography is the occupation of taking pictures and selling them freelance or as part of a contract usually with a publication.
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lens hood alignment mark
Photography; Professional photography
A mark on the lens hood that serves as a guide when attaching the hood to the lens. To attach the lens hood, the user aligns the mounting guide on the lens hood with the mounting index on the lens. ...
lens hood mounting mark
Photography; Professional photography
A mark on the lens that serves as a guide when attaching a lens hood. To attach the lens hood, the user aligns the mounting guide on the lens hood with the mounting index on the lens. After placing ...
lens hood lock mark
Photography; Professional photography
A mark on the lens hood that serves as a guide when latching the lens hood in place. To attach the lens hood, the user aligns the mounting guide on the lens hood with the mounting index on the lens. ...
flash pop-up control
Photography; Professional photography
The user operates (slides) this control to raise the flash. Located on the left side of the camera when the camera is viewed from the user's perspective (i.e., from the rear). It performs the same ...
continuous shooting mode button
Photography; Professional photography
A button used to choose the continuous shooting mode. Pressing this button is P, S, A, M, or U mode displays a menu of continuous shooting options. In other cameras, the continuous shooting mode is ...
live frame grab
Photography; Professional photography
This feature allows a photograph about 2 megapixels in size to be shot without interrupting movie recording and stored separately from the original movie. Live frame grab is not available while an ...
ISO sensitivity range
Photography; Professional photography
A mode that allows movies to be recorded at high ISO sensitivities. The range of supported ISO sensitivities differs from the “high-sensitivity movie mode” for the D3S. The menu for the Q0720 is as ...
