Understanding Manual Photography

What are the three things that you need to remember when shooting in manual mode?

• Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO

• Brightness, contrast, and saturation

• Exposure, focus, and white balance

• Zoom, flash, and timer

What does aperture control in photography?

• The amount of time the sensor gets exposed to light

• The sensitivity of the camera to light

• The depth of field and amount of light entering the camera

• The brightness and contrast of the image

What happens when you increase the aperture size?

• The image becomes brighter

• The image becomes darker

• The image becomes sharper

• The image becomes blurry

What does shutter speed determine in photography?

• The amount of light entering the camera

• The depth of field

• The sharpness of the image

• The amount of time the sensor gets exposed to light

What happens when you increase the shutter speed?

• The image becomes brighter

• The image becomes darker

• The image becomes sharper

• The image becomes blurry

What does ISO control in photography?

• The amount of light entering the camera

• The sensitivity of the camera to light

• The depth of field

• The sharpness of the image

What happens when you increase the ISO?

• The image becomes brighter

• The image becomes darker

• The image becomes sharper

• The image becomes blurry

What is the side effect of increasing the ISO too much?

• The image becomes grainy and noisy

• The image becomes overexposed

• The image becomes underexposed

• The image becomes blurry

What is the side effect of using a smaller aperture?

• The image becomes grainy and noisy

• The image becomes overexposed

• The image becomes underexposed

• The depth of field becomes shallower

What is the recommended shutter speed for capturing moving subjects?

• 1/1000th of a second

• 1/500th of a second

• 1/250th of a second

• 1/125th of a second