Mr. Zeko: Digital Photo A: Final

What does aperture control?

• The size of the opening for light to enter.
• The speed of the shutter.
• How bright the shot will be.
• Whether the photo will be in focus or not.

What does exposure measure?

• The overall brightness of the photo.
• How quickly the photo is taken.
• Whether the photo is in focus or not.
• The amount of light that enters the camera.

What does the ISO value represent?

• The sensitivity of the camera to light.
• The amount of light that enters the camera.
• How quickly the shutter opens or closes.
• How well exposed the photo is.

What does the f-stop value measure?

• Aperture
• Shutter speed
• ISO
• Exposure

What three controls have to be balanced for a good overall exposure?

• aperture, shutter speed, iso
• aperture, f-stop, iso
• exposure, aperture, iso
• brightness, shutter speed, iso

What is the downside of using a higher ISO setting?

• More digital noise.
• Blurry photos.
• Darker photos.
• Brighter exposure.

Which camera control would you need to adjust so that you can take a "freeze-frame" action photo?

• Shutter speed
• Aperture
• Exposure
• ISO

When you adjust the f-stop to 2.8 from 3.5, you are...

• enlarging the aperture.
• reducing the shutter speed.
• decreasing the aperture.
• increasing the iso.

When you change the shutter speed from 1/2000 to 1/60, you are

• increasing the amount of time the shutter stays open.
• decreasing the size of the aperture.
• decreasing the amount of time the shutter stays open.
• increasing the iso.

What is this piece of equipment called and what is it's function?

• LED screen. Shows your pictures and settings
• Mirror. reflects light off of it and to the viewfinder
• Digital Sensor. Records the light coming in on pixels
• Part of the lens. This is the part that makes the light coming into the camera colorful