Shutter Speed Quiz

What is the effect of a slow shutter speed?

• Blurs motion

• Freezes action

• Increases resolution

• Enhances color balance

What is the primary function of the camera shutter?

• To control light exposure to the sensor

• To adjust the focus of the image

• To change the color settings

• To increase the image resolution

What is shutter speed?

• The length of time the camera shutter is open

• The width of the camera lens

• The height of the camera body

• The distance between the camera and the subject

What effect does a fast shutter speed have on moving water droplets in a photograph?

• It blurs the droplets

• It makes the droplets invisible

• It captures each droplet sharply in the air

• It darkens the image

How does a fast shutter speed affect the visibility of motion in a photograph?

• It increases motion blur

• It eliminates motion blur

• It darkens the image

• It overexposes the image

What is the purpose of using a tripod with slow shutter speeds?

• To increase motion blur

• To stabilize the camera and prevent shake

• To capture fast-moving objects

• To darken the image

Which shutter speed technique is used to capture sharp images of cars driving past?

• Slow shutter speed

• Long exposure

• Fast shutter speed

• Low ISO setting

What is a benefit of using fast shutter speeds in photography?

• Creating motion blur

• Capturing sharp images of fast-moving subjects

• Enhancing color saturation

• Increasing exposure time

How is shutter speed typically measured?

• In seconds

• In minutes

• In fractions of a second

• In hours

What is the fastest shutter speed most modern DSLRs can handle?

• 1/1000th of a second

• 1/2000th of a second

• 1/4000th of a second

• 1/8000th of a second