Basic camera

What is aperture measured in?

• Spot

• Stops

• F Numbers

Which zoom is superior: optical or digital?

• Optical zoom because it is able to focus on far away details without loss in quality

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  Digital zoom because it ensures better quality of zooming without loss in detail. It is in-camera image processing. In simple words it enlarges the image digitally.

• There is no difference. Both types of zoom lens are sufficient.

What would a small aperture create?

• A narrower depth of field

• A wider depth of field

• Aperture doesn't change the depth of field

The amount of light passing through a lens is defined by the

• Shutter speed

• Aperture

• ISO

You are doing a product shoot using manual flash. Everything looks good exposure wise but you want more depth of field. You're at f5.6 and want to go to f16. Assuming your camera is setup at 1/3 increments, show how many stops of power must you add to your flash?

• 12 clicks and 3 stops

• 9 click and 2 stops

• 9 click and 3 stops

Resolution of an image describes:

• The size of the image in pixels

• The quality of the image

• The clarity of an image

Perfect exposure is a result of the right mixture of:

• Shutter speed + aperture + resolution

• Film speed + aperture + exposure

• Aperture + shutter speed + ISO sensitivity

If you increase the size of the aperture to let in more light, what effect will it have on the image?

• More will be in focus, i.e greater dept of field.

• Less will be in focus i.e shallower depth of field.

• It doesn't affect things that will be in focus.

Depth of field is controlled by adjusting the?

• Shutter Speed
• ISO
• Aperture
• Lens Focal Length

Looking at the image, what is the smallest aperture setting shown here? 

• f/16
• f/4
• f/2
• f/1.4