Photography basics 3-5 review

What situation would you likely use a short depth of field?

• landscapes

• portraits

• macro shots

• action shots

What is F-Stop controlling? (check all that apply)

• shutter compensation

• depth of field

• aperture

• Framing Adjustments

If you use a High F-Stop....

• your camera will use a big aperture and a small depth of field

• your camera will use a small aperture with a small depth of field

• your camera will use a big aperture with big depth of field

• Your camera will use a small aperture with a big depth of field

__________ F numbers can result in slower shutter speeds

• large

• small

• aperture priority

• landscape setting

Why do landscape photographers often need a tripod? (check all that apply)

• because of camera shake

• because their exposure (shutter speed) times are often longer

• because they require large depth of field

• because they require large apertures

What type of F-stop do you need to get a "starburst" effect?

• Large F Stop

• Small F Stop

What will happen to your background and foreground if you lower your F-Stop number?

• they will become sharper

• They will become blurrier

• they will become brighter

• They will become darker

What is the most advantageous area for leading lines to come from in a composition?

• in the top 1/3 of the picture using the rule of thirds

• in the bottom 1/3 of the picture using rule of thirds

• directly in the middle

• a corner

What does it mean to give subjects room to move into and see into?

• make sure there is more space behind something with eyes

• make sure there is more space in front of something with eyes

• use the rule of thirds to give the focus some room

• Don't position your camera so close because your subject will be negatively impated

What is an exception to the rule of thirds?

• When photographing portraits

• when photographing landscapes

• when photographing reflections

• when zooming in very close