Aperture & Shutter Speed

A/Av, P, M, & S/Tv: What do these letters mean?

• Aperture Priority, Program, Manual, Shutter Priority

• Automatic, Portrait, Macro, Sports

• Auto, Panorama, Movie, Scene

• Advanced, Professional, Master, Standard

How does each letter control the camera?

• Each letter corresponds to a specific camera function.

• Letters are used to label different camera parts.

• Letters indicate the camera's brand.

• Letters are used for decorative purposes.

Where is the aperture located in a camera?

• Inside the camera body

• Inside the camera lens

• On the camera screen

• In the memory card

What does the aperture control besides the amount of light?

• Shutter speed

• ISO

• Depth of field

• White balance

Fill in the blank: The aperture size f2.8 results in the _______ depth of field.

• shallow

• deep

• medium

• narrow

What does the illustration explain about 'Depth of Field'?

• It shows the relationship between depth of field and aperture size.

• It shows the relationship between depth of field and shutter speed.

• It shows the relationship between depth of field and ISO sensitivity.

• It shows the relationship between depth of field and focal length.

When is it ideal to use the S/Tv mode?

• Portrait Photography

• Landscape Photography

• Sports/Action Photography

• Night Photography

The 'P' mode allows you to experiment more with ISO and ________ combinations.

• aperture/shutter speed

• white balance

• focus mode

• exposure compensation

What should you do with your ISO setting in bright light conditions?

• Set it higher

• Set it lower

• Keep it the same

• Turn it off

What effect does increasing the ISO have on the graininess of a photo?

• Less grainy

• More grainy

• No effect

• Makes it darker.