Chapter 10: Making Exposure Decision Quiz

A low-key photograph consists of _________ values.

• light

• dark

• medium

• gray

Exposure bracketing involves shooting a scene (a)   times.

Backlighting can be used to create a silhouette.

• True

• false

Which of the following is not a factor for controlling the depth of field when creating a image?

• shutter speed

• f-stop

• motion

• subject distance

___________ is the distance between the nearest an farthest objects that are in acceptably sharp focus.

• metering modes

• exposure compensation

• depth of field

• white balance

The technique in which the flash is used to fill out or balance the ambient light in order to make the lighting balanced.

• fill flash

• high key

• diffusing

A ____________ results in a photo that displays a full range of tonal values from the shadows, midtones and highlights.

• film grain

• proper exposure

• clipping mask

____________ light is the lighting that is already exists in a scene or space without additions.

• Ambient

• diffuse

• full

To reduce the range of contrast in a photo taken in strong sunlight, you will need to _________ the light.

• direct

• control

• diffuse

The closest point that is in sharp focus when the lens is set to infinity is called the _________.

• hyperfocal distance

• indirect flash

• bounce flah