The amount of error that can be made and still result in the capture of a quality image refers to ______.

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Latitude refers to the range of exposure that a photographic film or image sensor can accurately capture. A large latitude means that there is a wide range of exposure settings that will result in a usable image, allowing for some error to be made in the exposure. Contrast refers to the difference in brightness between light and dark areas of an image, density refers to the overall darkness or lightness of an image, and resolution refers to the number of pixels or level of detail in an image, none of which directly relate to the amount of error that can be made in capturing a quality image.

The Amount of Error That Can Be Made and Still