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AutolockA camcorder control that locks features such as automatic mode, white balance etc.
AutofocusAutomatic selection of the correct focus. TTL focus systems, which work through the lens, are better for underwater video
Audio TrackThe portion of a videotape used to record audio, music and/or narration
Audio DubbingTo add an audio track to a videotape whithout effecting the video track
Assemble EditingSelection and arrangement of the order of video scenes whilst editing
Aspect ratiothe shape of the rectangle that the frame takes. Usually 3 x 4 but can be 16x x9 for widescreen
APDAdobe Photo Downloader
Analog videoVideo signals based on fluctuating voltages
Alpha channelAdditional color channel used for storing masks and selections
Adobe Photo DownloaderAdobe’s download utility used for transferring photos from card or camera to computer. The utiity ships with Adobe Bridge
Adobe gammaA calibration and profiling utility supplied with Photoshop
Adobe Camera Rawa program in Adobe creative Suite for editing RAW files
Adjustment Layeran adjustment to the image saved as a special type of layer
ADCAnalog to Digital Converter (ADC).
ACRAdobe Camera Raw (a program in Adobe creative Suite for editing RAW files)
A/D ConverterA device that converts analog information (a photograph or video frame) into a series of numbers that a computer can store and manipulate. All digicams use an A/D converter, the higher the bit rate the better the output. Modern hi-res digicams employ a 12-bit or 14-bit A/D to increase the dynamic range (range of light from highlight to shadow)
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