Photography and Cameras Worksheet

Which of the following features is unique to Polaroid instant cameras?

• Interchangeable lenses

• Built-in flash memory

• Self-developing film

• Optical zoom

Who invented the Polaroid instant camera and revolutionized instant photography?

• George Eastman

• Ansel Adams

• Edwin Land

• Dorothea Lange

Digital cameras changed how people store and share photographs compared to film or instant cameras by:

• Allowing easy digital storage and instant sharing online

• Making photos more expensive to develop

• Requiring physical albums for storage

• Limiting the number of photos that can be taken

Match each term to its correct definition:

• Lens

• Controls light sensitivity

• Shutter Speed

• Controls how long light enters the camera

• ISO

• Part of the camera that focuses light

• Sensor

• Captures the image digitally

The size of a digital camera's ____________ is more important than the number of megapixels when determining image quality.

• Sensor

• Battery

• Lens Cap

• Strap

Why are pixels important in photography?

• They decide how many photos you can take

• They control how loud your camera is

• They determine the resolution and detail of your images

• They affect the color of your camera

Composite Photos combine how many photos into one?

• Two or More

• Only One

• Exactly Three

• Exactly Four

Why has instant photography (like Polaroids) made a comeback in recent years, especially among teens and artists?

• It offers the highest image resolution available today

• It allows for quick, tangible photos with a nostalgic or artistic feel

• It connects directly to social media apps for instant sharing

• It is the only type of camera used by professional photographers

Place the following steps for creating a composite photo in Photoshop in order.

• 2

• Remove Background

• 3

• Quick Export as PNG

• 5

• Crop, Move, and Adjust Photo

• 4

• Place Embedded New Photo

• 1

• Open your Photo

Which of the following software would you use for creating a composite photo?

• Photoshop

• Lightroom

• Google Slides

• Canva