Photography

This photo appears blurry. How would you attempt to solve this problem?

• Decrease Shutter Speed

• Decrease ISO

• Increase Shutter Speed

• Increase ISO

This dark image has a lot of "noise." Which of the following settings is likely the culprit?

• Shutter speed is too low.

• ISO is too high.

• Aperture is too low.

• There's not enough back light.

How could this photographer improve their composition? (The overlay graph represents the Rule of Thirds.)

• Decrease virtual space of the photograph, lining a horizontal line to the horizon.

• Decrease horizontal space of the photography, lining a vertical line to the sun.

• Place a matte frame around the entire image.

• Decrease the overall exposure of the image.

Assuming a photograph is being taken outside, when would one want to use very low ISO settings? (e.g. ISO 100)

• When the sun is fully visible.

• On a cloudy day.

• When it's rainy.

• When it's completely dark.

Imagine you are taking a professional picture of a staff member for a corporate website. Which of the following shutter speeds would be most appropriate?

• 1/4000

• 1/2000

• 1/1000

• 1/250

Notice the "focused" effect on this image. What camera setting allows for this effect?

• Shutter Speed

• Aperture

• Exposure

• ISO

Imagine you are planning on going birdwatching, and want to take some great pictures of birds. What camera setting will you want to assume?

• A high ISO.

• A high shutter speed.

• Flash on.

• Bringing a focus light.

Which of the following lighting techniques is on display here?

• Front Lighting

• Side Lighting

• Back Lighting

• Muffled Lighting

Note the "glow" on this subject. What lighting technique is on display here?

• Front Lighting

• Side Lighting

• Back Lighting

• Muffled Lighting

Which is the following lighting techniques is displayed?

• Back Light

• Silhouette

• Hard Light

• Soft Light