Photo Feud

What does ISO control on a camera?

• Color Balance

• Focus Sharpness

• Light Sensitivity

• Shutter Speed

What are the 3 elements of the exposure triangle?

• Zoom, ISO, Filter

• Contrast, Brightness, Hue

• Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO

• Saturation, Lens, White Balance

What does the rule of thirds refer to?

• Using three lights when shooting

• Composing with a 3x3 grid

• Shooting with thirds of the ISO range

• Editing photos in three steps

What is depth of field?

• The distance you zoom in

• The blur caused by motion

• The color range in a photo

• The area in focus in a photo

What is a prime lens?

• A prime lens is a zoom lens with variable focal lengths.
• A prime lens is a type of film used in photography.
• A prime lens is a lens that cannot focus on objects.
• A prime lens is a fixed focal length camera lens.

What’s the difference between a DSLR and a mirrorless camera?

• The main difference is that DSLRs have a mirror mechanism and optical viewfinder, while mirrorless cameras do not.
• DSLRs can only shoot in manual mode, whereas mirrorless cameras can shoot in automatic mode.
• Mirrorless cameras have a built-in flash, while DSLRs do not.
• DSLRs are lighter than mirrorless cameras.

What is white balance?

• White balance is a camera setting that adjusts colors to appear natural under different lighting.
• A mode that applies filters to images.
• A feature that enhances the camera's resolution.
• A setting that controls the camera's shutter speed.

What tool is used to diffuse harsh light?

• Umbrella
• Softbox
• Diffuser
• Reflector

What effect does a smaller aperture (e.g., f/16) have on an image?

• A smaller aperture increases depth of field and reduces light exposure.
• A smaller aperture blurs the background and sharpens the foreground.
• A smaller aperture has no effect on image quality.
• A smaller aperture decreases depth of field and increases light exposure.

What is chromatic aberration, and how is it typically corrected?

• Chromatic aberration is a feature of digital cameras.
• Chromatic aberration is a type of color blindness.
• Chromatic aberration is a lens distortion causing color fringing, corrected by achromatic lenses or software.
• It is corrected by using polarizing filters.