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Worksheetsparts of the camera review quiz 1
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
This is used to adjust the aperture and shutter speed settings
main dial
mode dial
menu
shutter release button
this adjusts the camera to AV TV M or auto
AF/MF switch
mode dial
main dial
menu
this opens and closes the shutter allowing you to take a photo
main dial
mode dial
zooming ring
shutter release button
the optical glass
viewfinder
lens
lcd panel
zooming ring
this attaches an external flash
built in flash
main dial
hot shoe
tripod socket
this automatically pops when more light is needed
lens release button
hot shoe
built in flash
shutter release button
this activates the built in flash
mode dial
main dial
built in flash
flash button
adjusts between automatic and manual focus
main dial
mode dial
AF/MF Switch
menu
this allows you to remove the lens from the camera body
lens release button
AF/MF switch
lens
shutter release button
this allows you to make objects farther away appear closer
focusing ring
zooming ring
main dial
mode dial
this makes objects clear or sharp
zooming ring
focusing ring
main dial
shutter release button
along with the main dial this adjusts the aperture setting
flash button
menu button
AV +/- Button
shutter release button
you look through this to see your subject
viewfinder
built in flash
LCD panel
menu
this opens and closes the back of the camera
film check
back cover release button
lcd panel
menu
this a window that allows you to see that film has been loaded into the camera
back cover release button
film check
menu
lcd panel
rewinds the film before the roll has been finished
mid roll rewind button
back cover release button
lens release button
film check
indicates how sensitive the camera is to light
Aperture
shutter speed
ISO - Film speed
seconds
worn around your neck to prevent the camera from falling
neck strap
main dial
mode dial
viewfinder
The Camera we use is a
SLR
FILM
DSLR
Good one
Aperture is
the duration of light into the camera
the amount of light into the camera
the way you crop your photo
the way you adjust composition
Shutter speed is
the amount of light coming into the camera
the way you shake your camera
the duration of light coming into the camera
a special feature to make the background blurry
