Photography

Aperture controls what two aspects of your photo?

• Shutter Speed and ISO

• Depth of Field and Exposure

• Distance and Color

• White Balance and ISO

Which of these Shutter Speeds is the fastest?

• 1/15

• 1/60

• 1/200

• 1/1000

How light or how dark an image is

• histogram

• rule of thirds

• exposure

• bokeh

An image that has been exposed for a long time, or uses a long shutter speed

• histogram

• long exposure

• manual mode

• bokeh

The ISO tells you...

• How expensive the camera is.

• How many exposures you can make.

• How sensitive the camera sensor is to light.

Which photographic process was primarily used for the production of black-and-white photographs in the early 20th century?

• Kodachrome Process

• Polaroid Process

• Gelatin Silver Process

• C-41 Process

Which process allows for the development of color reversal or slide film and was introduced by Kodak in the 1970s?

• E-6 Process

• C-41 Process

• Ilfochrome Process

• Digital Photography

The Polaroid process, developed in 1947, revolutionized amateur photography by allowing what?

• In-the-moment image capture with immediate prints

• High-resolution digital imaging

• Color printing from slides

• Use of electronic sensors to capture light

Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the digital photography process?

• Light is captured by an image sensor containing millions of photo sites.

• The processed image can be stored in digital formats like JPEG or RAW.

• The process involves chemical baths to develop images.

• The images can be edited in real-time on the camera screen.

What is the primary function of a camera's aperture in photography?

• To control the camera's focus

• To adjust the depth of field and exposure

• To change the color balance

• To set the ISO level