Exposure and Camera Functions

When holding a DSLR camera, where should your hands be?

• One hand on each side

• Dominant hand on the camera, non-dominant hand on the lens

• Non-dominant hand on the camera, dominant hand on the lens

What is exposure?

• The amount of time you spend in the sun.

• The amount of light allowed to hit the film or digital chip in a camera.

• The amount of light that hits the film in a camera

What 3 things control exposure?

• Shutter Speed, ISO, and light

• Shutter Speed, ISO, and Aperture (f-stop)

• Shutter Speed, F-Stop, and light

• Light, F-Stop, and ISO

The larger an F-stop number the _____________ the opening of the aperture.

• smaller

• larger

• faster

• slower

The smaller an F-stop number the _________ the opening of the aperture.

• smaller

• larger

• faster

• slower

Depth of Field refers to how much of an image is in ___________.

• color

• shadow

• the foreground

• focus

A larger F-stop means ___________ of your picture will be in focus.

• more

• less

• none

Shutter Speed controls the amount of _________ light hits the film or chip in your camera.

• noise

• focus

• time

A faster shutter speed _________ motion.

• shows

• stops

• blurs

1/____ is a VERY SLOW shutter speed.

• 30

• 60

• 1000

• 2