Photography

A cutout is a shape or image removed from its background to isolate or emphasize a subject.

Field of View (FOV) refers to the extent of the observable environment seen at any given moment.

Horizon Length refers to the distance an observer can see to the horizon, influenced by height and Earth's curvature.

Lens distortion refers to the optical aberrations affecting images captured by camera lenses.

Low-Light Enhancement improves image quality in dim lighting using AI algorithms.

Motion blur is the visual effect that occurs when an object in motion appears blurred in the direction of its movement.

Winogrand refers to Garry Winogrand, a prominent American street photographer known for capturing candid moments.