Photography

What does the aperture in a camera lens do?

• Adjusts the focus on the subject

• Changes the camera's ISO setting

• Controls the camera's zoom level

• Regulates the amount of light reaching the sensor

What is 'Bokeh'?

• The sharpness of an image

• The out-of-focus areas in an image

• A type of camera sensor

• A special effect applied in post-processing

What does 'ISO' stand for in photography?

• Image Sensitivity Output

• In-Scene Optimization

• International Standards Organization

• Internal Shutter Operation

What effect does a fast shutter speed have on an image?

• Freezes motion

• Creates a bokeh effect

• Blurs the background

• Increases the exposure

What is a macro lens used for?

• Shooting highly detailed, close-up images

• Filming videos

• Taking pictures of distant objects

• Capturing wide landscapes

What is the purpose of a tilt-shift lens?

• To increase the zoom range

• To allow for realignment of the plane of focus

• To capture panoramic images

• To reduce lens flare

What does the 'Aperture Priority' mode do?

• Fixes the aperture at the widest setting

• Automatically selects the best aperture for landscape photos

• Allows the user to select the ISO and aperture, while the camera picks the shutter speed

• Lets the camera decide the ISO and aperture

What determines the exposure of a photo?

• The lens' zoom level

• The camera's color balance

• The camera's preset modes

• The aperture, shutter speed, and ISO

What is the effect of a wide-angle lens?

• It blurs the edges of the frame

• It magnifies distant objects

• It provides a wider field of view

• It automatically focuses on the subject

What does 'Depth of Field' (DOF) refer to?

• The color depth of an image

• The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in focus

• The zoom capability of a lens

• The brightness level of a photo