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WorksheetsPhotography Final_2019
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
Which aperture is more open/wider?
A) f/2.8
B) f/16
C) f/22
The ISO tells you...
A) How to correct the white balance.
B) How many exposures you can make.
C) How sensitive the camera sensor is to light.
The higher the ISO setting, the more likely your photograph will have "noise," or "grain."
True
False
Which Fstop will give you more clarity and greater depth of field?
A) f/2.8
B) f/8
C) f/16
D) f/5.6
5. What is aperture?
A) The distance between the camera and the subject.
B) The size of the lens' iris which controls the amount of light entering the camera.
C) A measurement of sensitivity to light.
D) The speed of the shutter which controls the amount of light entering the camera.
In low light situations, what might you do to get a better exposure?
A) Decrease the ISO.
B) Increase the shutter speed.
C) Open the aperture.
D) Put the camera in drive mode.
A fast shutter speed is used to...
A) Make a picture look blurry.
B) Freeze an image in time.
C) Make a picture look like it is in slow motion.
ISO 100 is ________ sensitive to light than ISO 800.
A) 3 stops more
B) 3 stops less
C) 2.5 stops more
E) 1 stop less
What is the primary composition technique used in this image?
Depth of Field
Rule of Thirds
Viewpoint
Framing
The best combo to get this type of photo is...
Small aperture & O composition
Wide/large aperture & O composition
Wide/large aperture & Radial composition
What is the compositional technique of this image?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Close Up
Leading Lines for Depth
What is the compositional technique of this image?
Shallow Depth of Field
Worm's eye
Bird's eye
Rule of thirds
What is the compositional SOUL technique of this image?
S
O
U
L
Which technique is frame within a frame?
This photo is an example of:
Excellent black and white contrast
Strong rule of thirds use
A distracting background
Which image is NOT leading lines for depth?
Which image is NOT rule of thirds?
What is the compositional technique in this image?
Depth of Field
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Symmetrical Balance
What is the best shutter speed for this image?
1/150
1/50
5"
1/2000
What is the best shutter speed for this image?
1/500
1/150
1/60
1/20
What is the best shutter speed for this image?
1/500
1/200
4"
0"4
Slow, medium or fast shutter speed?
Slow
Medium
Fast
Slow or fast shutter speed?
Slow
Fast
The picture of the quarter on the left has...
Slow motion blur w/shutter speed of 1/10
Slow motion blur w/shutter speed of 1/250
Medium motion blur w/shutter speed of 1/500
No blur w/shutter speed of 1/1000
What is the best definition for composition in relation to photography?
A work of art
The successful arrangement of elements within a frame
The combining of elements and principles to create a unified piece of artwork
The best EOA & POD combo for this image is...
Shape and texture
Form and contrast
Pattern and Value
Value and Repetition
This photo is an example of...
Angles used for perspective and depth
Angles used for vertical symmetry
Photoshop cutting and pasting
Diagonals that intersect
This photo is an example of...
Foreshortening w/good framing
Foreshortening w/bird's eye
Foreshortening w/rule of thirds
Foreshortening w/worm's eye
The best elements for this photo are...
Shape/Value/Texture
Form/Value/Lines
This image brings focus on the flower while blurring the background. This is an example of what kind of depth?
Shallow perspective
Deep perspective
Which Principle of Design fits this definition?
"The consideration of visual weight and importance in an art piece."
Movement
Unity
Proportion
Balance
What type of Balance is demonstrated when the visual weight is distributed from the center and bursts outward.
Symmetric Balance
Radial Balance
No Balance
Asymmetric Balance
Which Principle of Design fits this definition?
"The path in which the viewer's eye travels across the picture."
Movement
Emphasis
Pattern
Unity
"A visual element that catches the viewer's attention."
Which Principle of Design fits this definition and image?
"Works like a pattern; repeated elements that do not have to be identical to each other but provide a visual rhythm."
Balance
Repetition
Pattern
Variety
The elements of art are...
the way art is arranged.
pure chemical substances used in art.
the building blocks or ingredients that make art.
pens, pencils, paint, etc.
The Principle of Design that's about the difference between elements is called:
contrast
value
variety
unity
Whats the best aperture setting to create the background fuzziness in this photo:
f1.8
f11
f16
f22
If you want to let more light into the camera via the aperture, what is the best f-stop setting?
f22
f4
f11
f2.8
The best elements for this photo are:
Forms and Value
Shapes and value
Textures and value
Forms and lines
Which semi-manual mode is used on a Canon for Shutter Speed control?
M
AV
TV
P
AF Point Selection adjustments are for...
Shutter speed
Aperture
Exposure Meter
Focus
This image is focused on the foreground, middleground or background?
Foreground
Middleground
Background
