Unit 3: Black and White Photography

Shooting a series of shots of the same scene at different levels of exposure, from light to dark is called...

• Fracking

• Bracketing

• Metering

• Exposing

This is the term that refers to the amount of light and the duration of time that light is allowed to expose film or a digital imaging chip.

• Depth of Field

• F-Stops

• Exposure

• Film Speed

A numerical representation of the diameter of a lens's aperture - what an aperture is measured in.

• ISO

• Shutter Speed

• Seconds

• F-stops

How much of the scene is in focus both in front of and behind the subject or point of focus.

• exposure

• depth of field

• film speed

• reflected metering

The amount of time the mechanical door in a camera or lens opens and closes to allow light to hit the film or digital imaging chip.

• Film Speed

• Aperture

• Metering

• Shutter Speed

A number that represents a film's relative sensitivity to light

• Shutter Speed

• ISO

• F-stops

• Seconds or fractions of seconds

Measures the light that hits a scene

• incident metering

• exposure metering

• bracketing

• reflected metering

Measures the amount of light reflected from the subject or scene for a photograph

• incident metering

• exposure metering

• bracketing

• reflected metering

Using either a handheld meter or the built-in camera meter to determine the exposure

• incident metering

• exposure metering

• bracketing

• reflected metering

An increment of exposure that doubles or halves the amount of light of an exposure

• F-stops

• Stops

• Fractions of seconds

• Shutter Speed