Answer:1. A filter changes the appearance of an image or part of an image by altering the shades and colors of the pixels. Filters are used to increase brightness, contrast, and help add a variety of textures, tones, and special effects to a picture.
2. A polarizing filter is placed in front of the camera in order to darken skies, manage reflections, or suppress glares. They are mainly used to help balance the light in a photograph.
3. A tripod will help you get a steady panoramic shot.
4. Contrast is a tool to help direct viewer’s attention to a subject in a photo.
5. Color filters change how a camera sees light. Blue filters enhance reds and oranges and also play up the contrast a bit.
6. Black and white photos should use the RAW format. It does not process the image and leaves it in complete control to the user.
7. When things move in a panoramic shot, it can ruin the photo by making the one part of the panorama blurry, or the thing that was moving can be completely cut off.
8. Set your camera up on a tripod, zoom your camera close to the subject, switch it to manual focus.
9. Color photography because it is more vivid and able to entice a viewer into really looking/studying your photo.
10. Yes, because taking a panoramic shot of an area helps you get all of the scenery in instead of a regular photograph which only gets one specific part of an area.
