| Focus | | The range of dark and light areas in a photograph |
| Blowup | | A print made by having the photograph under the negative |
| Bracketing | | The chemical used to make the photograph show up on photographic paper and film |
| Background | | Photographs of people that the subject is unknown |
| Foreground | | A camera that focus by its self |
| Bulb | | The number that repersents the sensitivity of the film |
| FilmSpeed | | The layer of sensitive ingredients on photographic paper |
| Exposure | | The shutter speed that makes the shutter stay open as long as you press the button |
| Developer | | The opening in the camera that lets light through |
| AutomaticCamera | | Cutting off part of a photograph while printing the picture |
| Balance | | The area where you develop photographic paper and film |
| CloseUp | | Where you put the film when processing film |
| DepthofField | | To keep chemistry in a gentle motion to devolop the film or photographic paper |
| Aperture | | The sdjudtment that sets the sharpness of the photograph |
| Darkroom | | The chemical that makes the film clearer when processing film |
| CandidPictures | | A print that is made larger then the negative |
| ContactPrint | | Two photographs on one piece of photographic paper |
| BurningIn | | A photograph that is closer then it should be |
| Agitation | | The area in the front of the photography |
| Composition | | Placement of light and dark areas in a photograph |
| Backlighting | | A part of the photograph that is in the back |
| Emulsion | | The amount of space that the photograph is in focus |
| Contrast | | The object on the camera that lights light out to add light to the photograph |
| Hypo | | A camera that sets the settings its self |
| Dodging | | The object on top of the camera that holds a flash |
| DoubleExposure | | To give an area of a photograph darker then the rest of the photograph |
| AdjustableCamera | | The object in the darkroom that enlarges the negative |
| DevelopingTank | | The light allowed to act on photographic material |
| Cropping | | The light from behind the subject that goes to the camera |
| HotShoe | | To give an area of a photograph lighter then the rest of the photograph |
| Film | | The object that holds the pictures in a camera |
| Autofocus | | The chemical that stops the developer |
| Enlarger | | A camera you have to set |
| Flash | | The arrangement of elements in a photograph |
| FixingBath | | Taking extra pictures to find out what the correct exposure should be |
