Aperture Priority

Fill in the blank: The three settings that control exposure are shutter speed, aperture, and ____.

• ISO

• White balance

• Exposure compensation

• Focus

Which setting affects the amount of light entering the camera?

What does exposure control in a photograph?

• The color of the photo

• The size of the photo

• How light or dark the photo will be

• The shape of the photo

What does aperture control in photography?

• Shutter speed

• Depth of field

• ISO sensitivity

• White balance

Fill in the blank: A small aperture like f/22 results in a ______ depth of field.

• deep

• shallow

• narrow

• limited

What is 'Depth of Field' in photography?

• It is the range of distance within a photo that appears acceptably sharp.

• It refers to the amount of natural light captured only.

• It describes the color saturation level in a photograph.

• It is the measurement of the camera’s zoom capability in different lenses.

Which aperture setting provides more depth of field, keeping everything in focus?

• A) f/2.8

• B) f/5.6

• C) f/8

• D) f/16

True or False: Phone cameras have the same flexibility with depth of field as DSLRs.

• True

• False

How can you fake depth of field flexibility with a phone camera?

• By using software blur effects such as portrait mode

• By using a detachable DSLR lens

• By shooting with increased shutter speed

• By relying solely on physical aperture adjustments

Narrow depth of field in photography indicates that only a small part of the image is sharply focused.

• It indicates that only a small part of the image is sharply focused.

• It means that the entire image is in focus.

• It is a technique that increases the overall focus across the image.

• It refers to a type of wide depth of field where everything is sharply focused.