What is the purpose of the 'Auto' mode on a DSLR camera?

• To take panoramic photos

• To shoot in black and white

• For automatic settings

• To manually adjust settings

Explain the difference between the 'Aperture Priority' mode and the 'Shutter Priority' mode on a DSLR camera.

• Aperture Priority mode allows the photographer to set the aperture while the camera selects the appropriate shutter speed.

• Shutter Priority mode allows the photographer to set the shutter speed while the camera selects the appropriate aperture.

• Shutter Priority mode allows the photographer to set the aperture while the camera selects the appropriate ISO.

• Aperture Priority mode allows the photographer to set the ISO while the camera selects the appropriate shutter speed.

When would you use the 'Manual' mode on a DSLR camera?

• When you want to take blurry photos

• When you want to capture fast-moving subjects

• When you want to use automatic settings

• When you want full control over the exposure settings

Describe the 'Program' mode on a DSLR camera and when it is useful.

• Manual mode with no user control

• Automatic mode with no user control

• Video mode with full user control

• Automatic mode with some user control

What is the 'Bulb' mode on a DSLR camera and how is it used?

• Long exposure photography

• Adjusting the white balance for outdoor photography

• Using a wide aperture for close-up shots

• Taking photos in complete darkness

What is aperture in photography and how does it affect the final image?

• It is the part of the camera that holds the film

• It is the opening in the lens that controls the amount of light and the depth of field in the final image.

• It has no effect on the final image

• It is the button used to take the photo

Explain the concept of 'depth of field' in relation to aperture.

• A wider aperture creates a deeper depth of field

• A wider aperture creates a shallower depth of field, while a smaller aperture creates a deeper depth of field.

• A smaller aperture creates a shallower depth of field

• Aperture has no effect on the depth of field

How does the shutter speed affect the exposure of a photograph?

• Shutter speed determines the depth of field in a photograph

• Shutter speed has no effect on the exposure of a photograph

• Shutter speed only affects the color balance of the photograph

• Shutter speed controls the amount of time the camera's sensor is exposed to light.

What is the 'shutter angle' and how does it relate to shutter speed?

• The shutter angle is the aperture size, and it has no impact on the shutter speed

• The shutter angle is the angle at which the camera is tilted, and it determines the speed of the shutter

• The shutter angle is the angle of the rotating shutter in a film camera, and it does not directly relate to shutter speed.

• The shutter angle is the amount of time the shutter remains open, and it directly affects the shutter speed

Describe the 'long exposure' technique and when it is commonly used in photography.

• Long exposure is commonly used in photography to create still and static images

• Long exposure is used to capture fast-moving subjects sharply

• Long exposure technique involves using a fast shutter speed to capture motion blur

• Long exposure technique involves using a slow shutter speed to capture stationary elements sharply while blurring moving elements. It is commonly used in photography to create dramatic effects such as light trails, smooth water surfaces, and star trails.