Shutter Speed: Camera Parts and Functions

Which camera part is directly associated with controlling the duration of light exposure?

• Lens

• Shutter

• Sensor

• Viewfinder

Which factor is adjusted to prevent an image from being too bright or too dark?

• Aperture

• Shutter Speed

• ISO

• All of the above

How is shutter speed measured?

• In minutes

• In hours

• In fractions of seconds

• In meters

Which of the following is NOT a common shutter speed?

• 1/2

• 1/4

• 1/8

• 10 seconds

What is the purpose of using fast shutter speeds (1/125 and higher) in photography?

• To blur the subject

• To freeze the subject in action

• To darken the image

• To increase exposure.

In what situations are very slow shutter speeds typically used?

• A) Bright daylight

• B) Very low light situations

• C) Fast-moving subjects

• D) Indoor sports events.

What is the result of using a shutter speed of 1 second?

• Freeze motion

• Blur motion

• Short exposure

• No effect

What happens to motion when using a fast shutter speed?

• It blurs

• It freezes

• It darkens

• It brightens

What is the effect of using a shutter speed of 1/1000?

• Blur motion

• Freeze motion

• Increase exposure

• Decrease contrast

What is the purpose of using a higher shutter speed in sports photography?

• To blur the action

• To freeze the action

• To darken the image

• To increase color saturation.