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Once you have this  1 you must decide what you want to photograph. Then you must  2 the camera at your subject(s) and  3 the shutter light entering the lens when the shutter is  4 makes a chemical change of the film. This is called exposing the film. Some  5 to light quicker than others. The fast acting films do not need so much light as the slower acting films in order to produce an image or picture. The speed of a film is labelled on the box. The faster the film, the quicker the shutter  6 . Once you have decided how you want your final picture to look. Using the view finder on your camera, you can adjust your position to get the kind of picture you want. Always hold the camera steady when taking a picture. Moving the camera will 7 the image on your photograph. If you expose the same piece of film twice, you will get a double  8 two photographs mixed together. Aim your camera so that the sunlight does not  9  directly at the lens. This produces  10 reflections and glare in the finished photograph.  \nA B C D  \n1. Material  \n2. Aim  \n3. Cover  \n4. Clicked  \n5. Change  \n6. Motion  \n7. Blur  \n8. Appearance  \n9.  Shine  \n10. Invisible  \nequipment  \nface  \nshut  \nsnapped  \nreact  \nlens  \nshift  \nview  \nglare  \nunimportant  \nmachinery  \npresent  \nremove  \nexposed  \nadjust  \nlength  \nincrease  \nimage  \nglance  \nunwanted  \nstructure  \nexpose snap opened succumb  \nspeed thicken  \nexposure dazzle  \nunusual","cbCaislAnpjqEpwd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaislAnpjqEpwd","pdf",184552,"English","# Fill each gap with the most appropriate word\n## Camera operation and exposing film\n## Film speed and shutter use\n## Positioning, stability, and image effects\n## Sunlight, reflections, and glare","[{\"question\":\"What are learners asked to do in this photography vocabulary exercise?\",\"answer\":\"Fill each numbered gap with the most appropriate word selected from options A-D.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics about photography are covered by the sentences with blanks?\",\"answer\":\"Camera aiming and steadiness, shutter light and exposing film, film speed, viewfinder positioning, blur from movement, and glare from direct sunlight.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if the same piece of film is exposed twice in the exercise?\",\"answer\":\"You will get a double image, with two photographs mixed together.\"}]","Vocabulary of Photography - Fill in the gaps | PDF",1790604306]