Exposure Triangle

A slower shutter speed might make a moving object appear _______.

• Darker

• Brighter

• Grainier

• Blurry

This diagram represents

• Shutter Speed

• Aperture

• ISO

Which of the following statements about aperture is true?

• A wider aperture (lower f-stop) allows less light into the camera.

• A narrow aperture (higher f-stop) lets in more light and creates a brighter image.

• A wider aperture (lower f-stop) creates a blurrier background.

• Aperture only affects exposure and has no impact on depth of field.

Examine the following image and select the correct combination:

• Fast shutter speed, wide aperture, low ISO

• Slow shutter speed, narrow aperture, low ISO

• Fast shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO

• Slow shutter speed, wide aperture, high ISO

Increasing ISO makes the image ________ but risks adding grain.

• Darker

• Brighter
• Silky

• Blurry

Does the following image contain a fast or slow shutter speed? Mark only one oval.

• Fast shutter speed

• Slow shutter speed

What is the PRIMARY function of aperture in photography?

• It controls the camera's shutter speed.

• It adjusts the amount of light entering the lens.

• It determines the camera’s ISO setting.

• It affects only the color of the image.

What does a faster shutter speed (e.g., 1/1000) do in photography?

• Captures more light and creates a brighter image.

• Freezes motion and reduces motion blur.

• Blurs motion to create a sense of movement.

• Increases the depth of field.

Examine the following image and select the correct combination:

• Slow shutter speed, wide aperture, high ISO

• Fast shutter speed, wide aperture, low ISO

• Slow shutter speed, narrow aperture, low ISO

• Fast shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO

A wider aperture (low f-stop) creates a ________ depth of field, which makes the background more out of focus.

• Brighter

• Grainier

• Shallow
• Deep