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Email:
A world-wide electronic mail system. Digitized data can be sent almost immediately throughout the world via telephone lines using only a PC. Every email user has his or her own internationally distinct address where he or she can be reached electronically. Files, such as digital pictures, can be sent with any email message.
EPS:
Encapsulated PostScript. A computer file format based on the PostScript standard. It is supported by most graphic design and page layout programs. In addition to the PostScript code, the EPS file also contains a low resolution PICT.
Exif:
Exchangeable image format. A standard for image files created with digital cameras and other input devices. Exif files can contain either uncompressed TIFF or compressed JPEG images and may contain many comments fields of various types.
Explorer:
Microsoft internet browser.
Exposure correction:
Conscious deviation from the value ascertained by the light meter. the change can be made manually (under over exposure) or thought the programmed auto exposure control.
Exposure Time:
The length of time for which the shutter is open. Fig shows a pinwheel, photographed at three different shutter speed.
