-According to some kid on the bus, vampires are scared of mexicans
-If you wait that 30 seconds longer to walk out the door, you are likely to miss the bus by about 30 seconds
-On Facebook, my friend has her "religious views" set to Donnie Darko
-Kirk Hammett has really cool guitars. And he likes Boris Karloff.
-Dave Mustaine can't quite hit those notes like he used to.
-Dio's backstage ritual before every show was drinking a glass of wine and smoking half of a joint.
-Even at movie theater screenings of concerts, there will always be that one drunk guy that screams the name of the band every two seconds.
-Moshing in movie theaters is frowned upon by theater staff. Said staff is frowned upon by the audience.
-There are 3 camera formats for film cameras- Small, Medium, and Large.
--Small is 35 mm or less. The dimensions of the negative is 36mm x 24mm. Small format cameras are inexpensive, light and portable. This format is used mostly for photojournalism, documentary, event photography, family, headshots, animals and wildlife.
--Medium varies but the film is generally 120-220 film. The negative sizes also vary between 6 x 6, 6 x 4.5 and so on. These cameras are bigger than small format and generally require the photographer to look down into the camera and see a mirrored image of the shot about to be taken. This format is used in editorials, commercial, some documentary, portraits and some fine art.
--Large format usually start at 4 x 5 negatives and can go up to 16 x 20 and even larger. These cameras are the box-like ones that require the photographer to wear a cape over him/herself and the camera to keep light from exposing the negative. The photographer will make all the adjustments before putting the film in. When the photographer is ready to take the picture, s/he puts the film in the back of the camera, making it impossible to see through the lens. This format will have the most clarity and highest quality. This type of camera format is generally used for landscape, fine art, portrait and architectural photography.
-There are 2 formats for digital cameras- full frame sensor and non full frame sensor.
--non full frame refers to the sensor inside the camera that will read the light from the lens and change it to digital information that can be read by a computer. Non full frame means that the sensor only records part of the image, the center. Non full frame cameras are most DSLRs and are generally smaller than 35mm. Non-full frame lenses can not be used on 35mm film cameras or full frame cameras.
--Full frame cameras are the same size as 35mm cameras. They have similar quality to medium format on film. They have sensors that will record the whole image. Full frame lenses can be used on non full frame cameras but the image will be cropped. All film cameras are full frame.
-My photography teacher's "bad jokes" are actually pretty funny.
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