Understanding Manual Mode in Video Shooting

What is aperture?

• The opening of the lens where light enters the camera

• The space through which light passes in a camera

• The variable opening by which light enters a camera

• The lens being wide open

What does a lower F stop number do?

• Lets more light in and gives a blurry background

• Lets less light in and keeps more things in focus

• Makes the image darker and increases motion blur

• Boosts the production value and makes it look expensive

Which lens is recommended for a Canon M50?

• Sigma 16mm F/1.4 lens

• Canon EF-M 22mm F/2 lens

• Sigma 30mm F/1.4 lens

• All of the above

What is the standard rule for shutter speed in video?

• Double your frame rate

• Use 1/48 for 24 frames per second

• Use 1/240 for slow motion

• Use the highest possible shutter speed

What happens when you use a high shutter speed?

• Motion blur is reduced and the image gets darker

• Motion blur is increased and the image gets brighter

• Motion blur is reduced and the image gets brighter

• Motion blur is increased and the image gets darker

What does a high ISO number result in?

• Brighter images with more noise

• Darker images with less noise

• Sharper images with less noise

• Blurrier images with more noise

What can be used to shoot outside with a blurry background?

• Opening up the lens all the way

• Adding more lights

• Boosting the ISO

• Using ND filters

What is the purpose of using ND filters?

• To reduce noise in the footage

• To increase the depth of field

• To darken the image without changing the aperture

• To increase the shutter speed

What is the recommended ISO setting for low light situations?

• The highest possible ISO

• The lowest possible ISO

• ISO 400

• ISO 800

What is the term for the effect of having a blurry background?

• Shallow depth of field

• Wide aperture

• Cinematic motion blur

• Boosted production value