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WorksheetsCBA - Commercial Photo 2019-A
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
The visual arrangement of elements in a photograph is called?
Composition
Compost
Arrangement
Display
When the viewfinder is divided into thirds both horizontally and vertically, the subject goes at the intersection of any two lines.
Rule of intersects
Rule of thirds
Tic-Tac-Toe
Flush Right
The area visible through a lens determined by where the camera is placed —bird’s eye view, worm’s eye
view.
Angle
Tilt
Rule of thirds
A technique which uses one part of the photograph to lead the viewer into another part of the subject —actual or
implied lines
Leading lines
Leading
Following the path
Lines of measure
Frame the subject with elements around the subject such as other people, architectural items such as arches or door
frames.
Framing
Boxing
Showcase
Cell
How many colors can a pixel be?
1
10
100
10,000
20mm, 40mm, and 100mm are all examples of different what?
Pixel dimensions
Focal lengths
Macros
Lens distortions
What is the name for a lens that CANNOT zoom?
Prime
Macro
Telephoto
Portrait (normal)
Narrow f-stops let in a little amount of light (F22)
True
False
Wide f-stops (F1.8) let in lots of light
True
False
The lower the aperture number (1.8), results in
More light
Less light
Spot light
Filler light
To achieve a shallow depth of field (blurry background) what should you do to the aperture on the camera?
Make it a smaller number
Make it a higher number
Nothing, just take a photo
Ask Mr. Wilson to change it
Which of the following shutter speeds would be more likely to FREEZE motion?
1/800
f/2.8
4"
f/22
What is the correct measurement for shutter speed?
1/800
F1.8
ISO 1600
Which of the following shutter speeds would be more likely to BLUR motion?
1/800
F2.8
4"
F22
Which of the following “auto-exposure” modes allows the user to control the shutter speed with the camera
automatically selecting the aperture and ISO values?
M
AV
TV
P
What is the shutter speed in this image?
2.5
60
200
Not pictured
What is the aperture in this image?
60
2.5
200
Not pictured
Which of the following photographs would be the darkest based on the ISO?
A photo with an ISO of 1600
A photo with an ISO of 100
A photo with an ISO of 1/400
A photo with an ISO of f/2.8
Which of the following photographs would be the noisiest based on the ISO?
A photo with an ISO of 100
A photo with an ISO of 1/400
A photo with an ISO of f/2.8
A photo with an ISO of 1600
Which of the three parts of the photographic triangle should you change LAST?
Aperture
ISO
Shutter Speed
It doesn't matter
The photographic golden triangle is...
Shutter Speed, AWB, ISO
Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO
Shutter Fly, IVO, Apple
Shutter Release, ISO, Aperture
This is an example of ...
Rule of thirds
Repitition
Framing
Bad photography
This is an example of ...
Worm's Eye View
Bird's Eye View
Bad angle
Rule of thirds
This is an example of...
Framing
Worm's Eye View
Strong Subject
Up Close Photography
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
Repetition
Bird's Eye View
A repeating pattern works well to emphasize your subject
True
False
Selective Focus
Framing
Angle
Photos that have a strong, dominant focal point and/or center of interest are called...
Strong Subject
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
When a photographer narrows a picture’s depth of field so that only part of the picture is in focus, it draws attention to that particular area and is called?
Selective Focus
Poor choice
Rule of Thirds
Blurry Composition
A grid like this can be used to perform what composition rule?
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Spacing
Leading Lines
Worm's Eye View
Bird's Eye View
Normal Eye View
Rules of composition should be applied to every photo?
True
False
Film grain or digital noise begins to increase noticeably at ISO ratings higher than
400
100
200
800
Aperture refers to
Size of the opening in the lens
How quick the shutter opens
Film or sensor sensitivity
Exposure level
A shallow depth of field means
fewer objects in a photo are in focus
most or all objects in a photo are in focus
the subject will be blurry to show motion
the picture is taken in a field
If I am taking a picture of a landscape and I want everything in the photo in focus, then I need a __________ depth of field.
shallow
deep
high
low
The best f-stop to have for a deep depth of field would be
f18
f8
f5.6
f2.8
If I am taking a picture at night, what f-stop would work best?
f22
f18
f8
f4
This image is an example of
shallow depth of field
out of focus image
deep depth of field
This photo is an example of
deep depth of field
a high f-stop (such as an f18)
a deep depth of field AND a high f-stop
none of these answers are correct
Aperture priority mode on a Canon camera is....
A
AV
AUTO
TV
what helps create the blurry background that makes the focal point of this photo stand out?
aperture
DOF
shutter speed
photoshop
Which opening is best for a group photo
f/8
f/1.4
f/2
f/4
Deep DOF
Shallow DOF
What is DOF?
Deep DOF
Shallow DOF
Again, what is DOF?
Which of the following shutter speeds would be more likely to FREEZE motion?
1/800
f/2.8
4”
f/22
Which of the following shutter speeds would be more likely to BLUR motion?
1/800
f/2.8
4''
f/22
Which of the is the slowest possible shutter speed that you should still hand hold your camera?
1/60
1/600
f/1.6
60''
Using a shutter speed lower than 1/60 means you should use a tripod?
True
False
Which of the following “auto-exposure” modes allows the user to control the shutter speed with the camera
automatically selecting the aperture and ISO values?
M
AV
TV
AUTO
Is this camera set on the correct setting for shutter speed priority?
Yes
No
What is the shutter speed on this camera?
1/8000
596
16000
What will happen to action or motion with the shutter speed this camera is set at?
Motion freezes
Motion is blurred
Loco Motion
What is the shutter speed on this camera?
1/200
3.5
906
160
David used a _______ shutter speed in this photo.
fast
slow
Motion blur was created by David using a _____ shutter speed.
slow
fast
broken
A long shutter speed lets light in for a long time and blurs motion.
True
False
the length of time that a camera allows light into the camera’s eye
shutter speed
metering
flash
aperture
the camera’s sensitivity to light
ISO
flash
shutter
aperture
natural adjustment a camera makes to adjust for different types of light sources
white balance
ISO
flash
exposure
AWB stands for...
auto white balance
Auto While Balanced
exposure
which exposure aspect is being measured ?
aperture
flash
shutter speed
metering
The higher the ISO number, the more sensitive the camera’s sensor will be to natural light.
true
false
