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2 years ago

Jonah is looking in the camera menu for a place where he can choose the file format

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Scorpion4ik [409]2 years ago

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Answer:

"JPEG" or "RAW"

Explanation:

"slow lens" or "zoom lens" – this is not the correct answer. These settings talk about the type of lenses, which means how much light will come in the lense or will photograph be zoomed.

"depth of field" or "metadata" – this is not the right answer. depth of field refers to the nearest and furthest object, while metadata is additional data about the photography.

"image size" or "recording mode" – this is incorrect. Image size refers to the dimension of the photo, while the recording mode is the tool to record videos on the camera.

<u> "JPEG" or "RAW" – this is the right answer. These are both types of image files. </u>JPEG is a very common image format for compressed and lossy digital pictures. RAW is used for uncompressed pictures, usually lossless and taken by digital cameras.

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