Camera Operation and Features

Mrs. Prenzel introduces the basic parts of a DSLR camera using the Canon Rebel T2i as an example. She covers the front and back view components, including the grip, power switch, mode dial, shutter button, flash, terminal cover, eye cup, viewfinder, settings display, menu button, LCD monitor, playback button, cross keys, erase button, setting button, card slot, battery compartment, and tripod socket. The video also explains the settings display, focusing on shooting mode, shutter speed, aperture, battery check, and shots remaining.

What is the primary function of the grip on a DSLR camera?

• To adjust the focus

• To zoom in and out

• To hold the camera securely

• To change the lens

Which dial on the DSLR camera is used to select the shooting mode?

• Main dial

• Mode dial

• Power dial

• Focus dial

What happens when the built-in flash is needed in automatic mode?

• It flashes continuously

• It is disabled

• It pops up automatically

• It needs to be manually activated

What is the purpose of the eye cup on the back of the camera?

• To adjust the zoom

• To block ambient light

• To enhance the flash

• To protect the lens

Which button allows you to view the pictures you've already taken?

• Settings button

• Erase button

• Playback button

• Menu button

What should you do before opening the card slot on your camera?

• Change the lens

• Remove the battery

• Turn off the camera

• Press the shutter button

Where is the battery compartment located on the camera?

• On the top

• On the bottom

• On the right side

• On the left side

What does the tripod socket allow you to do?

• Attach a microphone

• Mount the camera on a tripod

• Insert a memory card

• Connect to a computer

What is indicated by the green rectangle in the settings display?

• Automatic mode

• Portrait mode

• Manual mode

• Night mode

Where can you find the battery check indicator on the settings display?

• Upper right corner

• Bottom left corner

• Bottom right corner

• Upper left corner