Depth of Field

Refers to how much of an image is in focus

• shutter speed

• exposure

• histogram

• depth of field

What does 'depth of field' refer to in photography?

• A) The amount of light in a photo

• B) The sharpness of the background

• C) The range of distance that appears acceptably sharp

• D) The color balance of an image

Which term describes the range of distance that appears sharp in a photograph?

• A) Aperture

• B) Depth of field

• C) ISO

• D) Shutter speed

In the context of photography, what does a shallow depth of field imply?

• A) Everything in the image is in focus

• B) Only a small part of the image is in focus

• C) The image is overexposed

• D) The image is underexposed

Which factor does NOT affect depth of field in photography?

• A) Aperture size

• B) Focal length

• C) ISO setting

• D) Distance to subject

What is the effect of using a large aperture on depth of field?

• A) Increases depth of field

• B) Decreases depth of field

• C) No effect on depth of field

• D) Changes the color of the image

How does increasing the distance to the subject affect depth of field?

• A) Increases depth of field

• B) Decreases depth of field

• C) No effect on depth of field

• D) Changes the exposure

Which sentence correctly uses the term 'depth of field'?

• A) The depth of field was too high, making the image blurry.

• B) Adjusting the depth of field can help focus on the subject.

• C) The depth of field controls the color of the photograph.

• D) Depth of field is irrelevant in digital photography.

Identify the correct definition of 'depth of field'.

• A) The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear acceptably sharp

• B) The amount of light that enters the camera

• C) The speed at which the camera shutter closes

• D) The sensitivity of the camera sensor to light

Which of the following is a synonym for 'depth of field' in photography?

• A) Focus range

• B) Light exposure

• C) Color depth

• D) Image resolution