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- T or T Setting
- Used for long time exposures. At the T setting, the shutter remains open until it is manually closed by rotating the shutter speed dial.
- Teleconverter
- An optical system mounted between the camera body and the lens to increase the effective focal length of the lens.
- Telephoto Lens
- A specific type of long-focus lens in which a positive (converging) lens element is placed in front of the diaphragm and a negative (diverging) lens element is placed at the rear of the diaphragm.
- Thumbnail
- A small version of a photo. Image browsers commonly display thumbnails of photos in arrays of several or even dozens at a time.
- TIFF
- Tagged Image File Format. An uncompressed image file format that is widely used for its flexibility. Its ability to store data in a lossless format makes it ideal for image archiving and transport.
- Time Exposure
- An exposure longer than the camera's fixed shutter speeds will allow.
- Tint
- The color or tone of a print or digital image; sometimes called color cast.
- Tone
- The apparent brightness of a color in an image.
- Tripod
- An adjustable three-legged stand used to steady a camera.
- TTL Auto Flash
- Refers to automatic flash output control through the lens (TTL).
- TTL
- Refers to through-the-lens metering, in which light levels of a scene are measured by the camera's meter through the lens. Most common in SLR cameras. The term is also often used to indicate a camera's built-in auto flash exposure system.
- Tungsten Film
- A film balanced for proper color rendition when exposed under tungsten light.
- Tungsten Light
- Light from a tungsten lamp, with a color temperature of 3200K to 3400K.