From darkrooms to digital, the foundations for strong photography have remained the same. Get a refresher today.

1. 360 degree Camera
2. Ambient light
3. Angle
4. Aperture
5. aperture priority
6. back lighting
7. Backdrop
8. Blown Out
9. bokeh
10. break in repetition
11. burst mode
12. Chimping
13. CMYK
14. cold shoe
15. Contrast
16. Crop
17. Cutlines
18. depth of field
19. Digital Noise
20. DPI
21. DSLR
22. Enlarger
23. environmental portrait
24. Ethical guidelines
25. exposure
26. external flash
27. F stop
28. F-stop
29. Fish eye lens
30. flash
31. Focal Length
32. Focus
33. focus
34. forced perspective
35. Golden hour
36. Green Screen
37. hard light
38. Highlights
39. Histogram
40. hot shoe
41. Infrared film
42. ISO
43. Jpeg
44. LCD
45. Legal issues
46. lens cap
47. Lens Hood
48. light meter
49. Macro lens
50. Macro lens
51. manual mode
52. Metadata
53. Micro lens
54. Midtones
55. Mirrorless cameras
56. Motion Blur
57. Mug Shot
58. Nifty-Fifty
59. Opening Up
60. Overexposed
61. Pixel
62. Point and Shoot
63. portrait
64. Prime lens
65. Rangefinder
66. RAW
67. Red Eye
68. reflector
69. remote flash trigger
70. Repetition
71. resolution
72. RGB
73. Rule of thirds
74. SD card
75. Selfie
76. Selfie Stick
77. Selfies
78. Shadows
79. shutter
80. Shutter Lag
81. shutter priority
82. side lighting
83. Single lens reflex
84. SLR
85. Smartphome cameras
86. soft light
87. SOOC
88. Standard lens
89. Stopping Down
90. strobe
91. Telephoto lens
92. TIFF
93. Tilt-Shift Lens
94. Twin-Lens Reflex
95. Underexposed
96. Viewfinder
97. WaterMark
98. Wet darkroom
99. white balance
100. Wide Open
101. Wide-angle lens
102. Zoom lens
103. Panning