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WorksheetsExposure Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
The amount of light that enter through the camera's eye
Flash
ISO
Aperture
White Balance
The length of time that a camera allows light into the camera's eye
Shutter speed
Flash
Metering
ISO
How much of the viewfinder the camera uses to determine exposure
Flash
Metering
ISO
White balance
A general term for the amount of light that reaches a camera's lens
White balance
Metering
Shutter speed
Exposure
The camera's sensitivity to light
Flash
ISO
Exposure
Shutter speed
Artificial light that gets added to a photo
White balance
Aperture
Flash
Exposure
Natural adjustment a camera makes to adjust for different types of light sources
White balance
Metering
Exposure
Flash
White balance
Aperture
ISO
Shutter speed
Shutter speed
Flash
ISO
Aperture
Shutter speed
ISO
Aperture
Metering
White balance
Metering
Aperture
ISO
Metering
White balance
Shutter speed
Flash
ISO
White balance
Flash
Metering
White balance
Metering
Flash
Exposure
The smaller the aperture the _____ the number.
Same
Bigger
Smaller
42
This image is
flawless
underexposed
overexposed
mehhh
What is meant by Shutter Priority?
Shuttering is mandatory.
Don't shake your responsibilities.
When you need more light in the picture.
When you need to blur or freeze motion.
When would you need a high ISO?
Outside on a bright sunny day
On a football field at noon
In a gym for a night basketball game
In direct sunlight
When would you need a low ISO?
Bright, direct sunlight
In a gym for a game
In the shade
In a darkened classroom
Why do amateur photographers use flash most of the time?
Minimize shadows
To show off model's highlight
To lighten a dark photo
To make a hard shadow
When would a photographer use something other than center-weighted metering?
If the center is disproportionately light or dark and the subject is not directly centered.
If the subject is kneeling on the ground with a shadow behind them.
If the subject is in a dark space.
If you are taking photos of a subject that is jumping.
Which are the most accurate settings for shooting a basketball game in a poorly-lit gym?
Aperture: f/4 Shutter Speed: 1/500 White Balance: tungsten
Metering: center ISO: 800 Flash: off
Aperture: f/28 Shutter Speed: 1/50 White Balance: tungsten Metering: top ISO: 800 Flash: on
Aperture: f/8 Shutter Speed: 1/100 White Balance: fluorescent Metering: spot ISO: 1600 Flash: off
Aperture: f/4 Shutter Speed: 1/60 White Balance: shade
Metering: matrix ISO: 100 Flash: off
