PHOTOGRAPHY ISO, SHUTTER SPEED AND APERTURE

What happens if you use a very slow shutter speed without a tripod?

• Image will be overexposed

• Image will be underexposed

• Image may be blurry due to hand movement

• Image will have no depth of field

In which shooting mode does the camera automatically choose aperture based on your shutter speed setting?

• Manual

• Aperture Priority

• Auto

• Shutter Priority

Which shutter type is known for a wide range of shutter speeds but poor flash sync?

• Leaf shutter

• Focal plane shutter

• Rolling shutter

• Digital shutter

If an image is too dark, which of the following changes will help brighten it?

• Use a slower shutter speed

• Use a higher ISO

• Use a smaller aperture (higher f-stop)

• Use a larger aperture (lower f-stop)

• Decrease ISO

Which of the following are advantages of using a leaf shutter? (Choose all that apply)

• Can use flash at any shutter speed

• Simpler design

• Offers a wide range of shutter speeds

• Found in most DSLR cameras

• Typically quieter than focal plane shutters

A fast shutter speed results in:

• More background blur

• Longer exposure

• Sharper motion freeze

• More light entering the sensor

What does the “f” in f-stop stand for?

(a)  

A 50mm lens with an aperture diameter of 25mm has an f-stop of:

• f/1

• f/2

• f/25

• f/0.5

In Aperture Priority mode, which setting is controlled manually by the user?

(a)  

Which image is correct exposure?

• A

• B

• C