Camera Settings

What does ISO stand for in photography?

• International Organization for Standardization

• Infrared Sensor Output

• Innovative System for Optics

• Internal Shutter Operation

Explain the relationship between ISO and the camera's sensitivity to light.

• ISO determines the camera's white balance

• ISO determines the camera's shutter speed

• ISO determines the camera's sensitivity to light.

• ISO determines the camera's focus

What is the effect of a higher ISO setting on an image?

• It decreases the sensitivity of the camera sensor to light, making the picture clearer

• It increases the sensitivity of the camera sensor to light, creating more noise

• It drains the battery of the camera faster

• It has no effect on the image

Define aperture and how it affects the depth of field in a photograph.

• Aperture only affects the brightness of the image, not the depth of field

• Depth of field is controlled by the shutter speed, not the aperture

• Aperture has no effect on the depth of field in a photograph

• Aperture controls the depth of field by adjusting the amount of light and the area in focus.

What is the unit of measurement for aperture?

• Miles

• Gallons

• f-stop

• Inches

Explain the concept of 'fast' and 'slow' shutter speed in photography.

• Shutter speed refers to the amount of light entering the camera

• Fast shutter speed creates motion blur

• Slow shutter speed freezes motion

• Shutter speed refers to the amount of time the camera's shutter is open. A fast shutter speed freezes motion, while a slow shutter speed creates motion blur.

How does a fast shutter speed affect motion in a photograph?

• It has no effect on motion in the photograph.

• It freezes motion and captures a clear and sharp image of moving subjects.

• It distorts the image and makes the moving subjects appear unclear.

• It blurs the motion and creates a sense of movement in the photograph.

What is depth of field?

• 1. the amount of focus objects/backgrounds have in a picture

• how big a field is

• how far away the object is from the camera

• how fast the object can run to the camera

Describe the process of manually adjusting the exposure settings in a camera.

• Change the battery to adjust exposure

• Press the zoom button to adjust exposure

• Use the exposure compensation dial or the manual mode to change the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings.

• Use the flash settings to adjust exposure

When would a photographer choose to use manual mode instead of automatic mode?

• When they want to save battery

• When they want to use flash

• When they want to take blurry photos

• When they want full control over the camera settings