Camera Parts and Aperture

Depth of Field could be described as . . .

• the area in front of the camera

• the area of acceptable focus in a photograph

• the result of a slow lens

• what happens when you use a small aperture opening

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

• making the aperture opening larger

• reducing the amount of light that is on the shutter speed dial.

• making the aperture opening smaller

• increasing the iso.

Which part of the camera do you look through to compose your image?

• viewfinder

• aperture

• shutter

• LCD display

Which camera control affects the depth of field?

• aperture

• shutter

• ISO

• White Balance

When measuring aperture, as the aperture value(#) becomes bigger, the aperture opening . . .

• becomes larger

• becomes smaller

• stays the same

If I wanted the shallowest depth of field I would use which of these apertures?

• f/1.4

• f/2.8

• f/8

• f/22

The hole or opening through which light enters the camera lens is called the---

• viewfinder
• aperture
• shutter
• sensor

The AF & MF function on the camera lens stands for:

• Auto Forward & Manual Forward

• Auto Focus & Manual Focus

• Auto Finder & Manual Finder

Which button would you use to change your camera from Manual (M) to Aperture Priority (A/AV)?

• Mode Dial

• Main Dial

• Aperture

• ISO speed

What kind of camera are you using for this class?

• Manual
• DSLR
• Point and Shoot
• Film