The Camera

1. The first permanent photograph was Joseph Nicephore.
2. Daguerreotypes are images fixed directly to a heavily polished sheet of silver plated copper.
3. Landscape photography.
4. Shutter speed, aperture, ISO.
5. Evaluative Metering, Center-weighted, Metering Spot Metering.
6. When the objects are with different light levels and intensities.
7. Back lit subjects or the moon.
8. Program, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority, Manual.
9. In shutter priority it automatically picks the right aperture for you while aperture automatically picks the right shutter speed.
10. Manual focus you set the focus yourself and can be more inaccurate while auto focus is easier and faster and more accurate.
11. I think that auto focus is better because it is faster and more accurate and manual you can make more mistakes.
12. Places with less ideal light like churches.
13. When the light is decreasing and need a artificial light source.
14. To help have better control when taking a video.
15. It's a creative technique that works with a stationary subject.
16. 50% close ups and extreme close-ups, 25% medium shots, and 25% wide shots.
17. Shows the luminance on the x axis and the Y axis indicates the relative quantity of light for the given luminance. 
18. Underexposed or high contrast.
19. Overexposed.
20. The camera’s digital sensor is much more limited than the human eye in its ability to gather information from a scene that contains very bright and very dark areas, a scene with a broad dynamic range.