Exposure Settings and Counting Stops

What is a stop in photography?

• A stop in photography is a type of lens used for zooming in and out.

• A stop in photography is a unit of measurement for adjusting the exposure and brightness of an image.

• A stop in photography is a device used to stabilize the camera.

• A stop in photography is a term used to describe when the camera is turned off.

How does increasing the number of stops affect the exposure?

• Decreases

• Has no effect

• Varies

• Increases

What is the purpose of using stops in photography?

• To reduce the shutter speed

• To control exposure and adjust the amount of light entering the camera.

• To increase the depth of field

• To add special effects to the photo

What is the equivalent of one stop in terms of exposure?

• Doubling or halving the amount of light reaching the camera sensor

• Adjusting the aperture size

• Changing the shutter speed

• Increasing or decreasing the ISO setting

What is the purpose of using stops in long exposure photography?

• To control the amount of light and adjust exposure settings.

• To add more light to the image.

• To create motion blur in the image.

• To capture multiple exposures in a single frame.

How many stops are there between f/2.8 and f/8?

• 7

• 5

• 3

• 10

What is the relationship between shutter speed stops and exposure?

• Each higher stop is more light

• Slower Shutter = Less Light

• Each lower stop is less light

• Faster Shutter = Less Light

What is the purpose of using aperture stops in studio portrait photography?

Pick Two

• To control the amount of light through the lens

• To enhance the colors in the photograph.

• To add a blurry effect to the action.

• To reduce or increase the depth of field in the image.

How many stops are there between 1/125 and 1/1000?

• One stop

• 5 Stops

• Three stops

• 10 stops

ISO stops are measured in...

• Decimals

• Fractions

• Whole numbers