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Shutter, ISO and Aperture

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

The shutter controls......

a)

quantity of light

b)

sensitivity of the image sensor

c)

duration that light is exposed to the sensor

d)

everything

2.

The ISO controls......

a)

quantity of light

b)

sensitivity of the image sensor

c)

duration that light is exposed to the sensor

d)

everything

3.

The aperature controls......

a)

quantity of light

b)

sensitivity of the image sensor

c)

duration that light is exposed to the sensor

d)

everything

4.

The side effect of the Shutter is.......

a)

depth of field

b)

motion blur

c)

noise

5.

The side effect of the aperture is.......

a)

depth of field

b)

motion blur

c)

noise

6.

The side effect of the ISO is.......

a)

depth of field

b)

motion blur

c)

noise

7.

The brightness level of an image is called......

a)

balance

b)

brightness

c)

exposure

8.

If you have movement when you capture an image, you will get.......

a)

fuzzy image

b)

motion blur

c)

clarity

9.

How does the aperture work?

a)

it is an iris that sits inside the lens and opens and closes to control the quantity of light that enters the camera

b)

it open and closed the curtain which determine the duration that light can enter the camera

10.

the depth of field is.......

a)

the area of focus

b)

how deep the image looks

c)

gives it a 3d effect

11.

The diagram above refers to what aspect of the camera?

a)

ISO

b)

Aperture

c)

Shutter

12.

Larger F stop numbers give you a....

a)

narrow area of focus

b)

wide area of focus

13.

Smaller F stop numbers give you a wider area of focus and hence.....

a)

a less blurred background

b)

a more blurred background

14.

The ISO setting......

a)

makes the image sensor more sensitive to light

b)

allows the camera to focus

c)

open and closes the shutter

15.

high ISO numbers make the image sensor

a)

more sensitive to light

b)

less sensitive to light

16.

When shooting at high ISO settings, what happens

a)

nothing

b)

you get clear images

c)

you lose quality in the image

17.

When might you use a high ISO setting?

a)

Midday

b)

in sunny Dubai

c)

in low light conditions

18.

it is important to understand.....

a)

that the ISO, aperture and shutter work independently of each other

b)

that the ISO, aperture and shutter work together to create an image with the correct level of exposure