Tra từ ph - Từ điển Oxford Learners Wordfinder Dictionary

1 different kinds of photograph
2 taking a photograph
3 how pictures are produced from a film
4 how photographs are shown
films shown in a cinema FILM
see also PICTURE

1 different kinds of photograph
- a picture which is taken with a camera: photograph, (informal) photo (plural photos)
Do you have a photograph of yourself? ◎ They have family photos all over the wall.
- a photograph that is taken quickly and informally: snap, snapshot
Have I shown you my holiday snaps?
- one of a series of photographs: shot
Here's another shot of us. ◎ Just one more shot!
- a photograph which is in colour: colour photograph
- a photograph which is not in colour: black and white photograph
- a photograph in a small frame that you shine a bright light through in order to see it: slide, transparency
He showed slides to illustrate his talk.
- a picture of a person or thing that is taken from a very short distance away: close-up
Here's a close-up of our daughter.

2 taking a photograph
- a person who takes photographs: photographer
a press photographer (= a person who takes photographs for a newspaper)
a fashion photographer (= a person who takes photographs of people wearing new and fashionable clothes)
- the process of taking photographs: photography (noun U); connected with photography: photographic
photographic equipment
- to make a photograph of sb/sth: take* a photo(graph) (of sb/sth), take* a picture (of sb/sth), photograph sb/sth
Hang on a minute - I want to take a photo! ◎ We took hundreds of pictures on our trip. ◎ Her hobby is photographing landscapes.
※ the camera
- a camera which is quick and easy to use: automatic (camera); a camera which is not automatic is manual
- a camera which produces a completed picture in a few seconds: Polaroid (camera)
- the part at the front of a camera that opens for a very short time to let light in: shutter
- a piece of glass that can be added to a lens to change the light that enters the camera: filter
an ultraviolet filter
- a stand with three legs that is used to support a camera: tripod
※ the film
- a roll of thin plastic that you use in a camera to take photographs: film
- a single photograph on a film: exposure
I only have two exposures left.
- how sensitive a film is to light: film speed
a film speed of 200 ASA
- when you put the film in, you load your camera
- to move the film forward for the next picture, you wind* it on
- to move the film back when it is finished, you rewind* it
※ setting the camera
- if you change a control on your camera, you set* the control (at/to sth)
Set the shutter speed to 1 second.
- one particular position of a control: setting
the film speed setting
- the size of the opening through which light enters a camera: aperture
an aperture setting of f8
- the length of time that light is allowed into the camera: exposure
a long/short exposure
- to make sure that your picture will be clear, you change/adjust the focus
- if you want to make a particular object clear, you focus on it
- if the lines of an object in a picture are clear, the picture is in focus
- if a photograph is not clear, it is out of focus, blurred
- if you want to make one particular object or detail in a picture appear much bigger, you zoom in (on it)

3 how pictures are produced from a film
- when you have finished a film, sb will develop it; a piece of developed film which can be made into a photograph: negative
- to make a photograph from a negative: print sth; a photograph made from a negative: print
I want to have another print made from this negative. ◎ a colour print
- if you make a photograph larger, you enlarge it, blow* it up
That will look really good if you blow it up.
- a photograph that has been made larger: enlargement
- if a photograph is produced successfully, it comes* out (well)
Only one of our photos came out.

4 how photographs are shown
- a border of wood, metal, etc, that supports a photograph on a wall or other surface: frame; if you place a photograph in a frame, you frame it
- a book in which you keep photographs: (photograph) album
- to shine light through a slide or a transparency to make a picture on a wall or screen: project sth (on/onto sth)
project the pictures onto the living-room wall
- the apparatus for doing this is a (slide) projector
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- a person who looks good in photographs is photogenic