Photography Module 2

What does SLR stand for?

• stimulation lens recorder

• single laser refraction

• standing light reflector

• single lens reflex

When photographers look into the viewfinder in an SLR camera, what are they looking through?

• a mirror

• the lens

• a pinhole

• the sensor

How many lenses do point-and-shoot cameras typically have?

• None

• One

• Two

• Three

What lenses CANNOT be changed to focus on items closer or farther away?

• Zoom lenses

• Autofocus Lenses

• Fixed Lenses

• Stationary Lenses

Autofocus lenses use what to determine the correct focus?

• Shutters

• Sensors

• Mirrors

• Cards

What is the amount of time that the camera lets light in to create the photograph?

• Shutter Speed

• aperature

• Sensor Time

• Power Release

What do you call a waterproof fabric that is placed around your camera?

• Rain Jacket

• Rain Hat

• Rain Hood

• Rain Body

How do SLR cameras project the image through the lens to the viewfinder of the camera?

• Through a series of mirrors

• Through the sensor

• Through refraction of light

• Through Shutter release

Where is the shutter release generally located on your camera?

• Top Right

• Bottom Left

• Bottom Right

• Top Left

What are the three common hazards that cause problems in cameras?

• dirt, cold, and taking photos at low elevations

• water, shock, and dirt

• heat, pollen, and trauma

• water, high-oxygen environments, and taking photos at night