Concept:
The fundamental technical components of photography and digital cameras include:
• Shutter speed,
• Aperture,
• ISO sensitivity.
These three together form the Exposure Triangle in photography.
Step 1: Analyzing Shutter.
The shutter controls:
• The duration for which light enters the camera sensor,
• Motion capture and blur effects.
Thus:
\[
A \text{ is correct}
\]
Step 2: Analyzing Aperture.
Aperture controls:
• The amount of light entering the lens,
• Depth of field,
• Focus effects.
Hence:
\[
B \text{ is correct}
\]
Step 3: Analyzing Acting (Abhinaya).
Acting is related to:
\[
\text{Performance arts and cinema acting}
\]
It is not a technical component of a digital camera.
Therefore:
\[
C \text{ is incorrect}
\]
Step 4: Analyzing Editing (Sampadan).
Editing is a post-production process used after filming or photography.
It is not a physical element of a camera.
Thus:
\[
D \text{ is incorrect}
\]
Step 5: Analyzing I.S.O.
ISO determines:
• Camera sensor sensitivity to light,
• Brightness control in low-light photography.
Therefore:
\[
E \text{ is correct}
\]
Step 6: Selecting the correct combination.
The camera elements are:
\[
A, B, E
\]
Hence:
\[
\boxed{\text{Option (B)}}
\]