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WorksheetsCamera License
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 37mins
What does ISO refer to?
the measurement of how sensitive a digital camera's shutter speed is to light.
the measurement of how sensitive a digital camera's sensor is to light.
the measurement of how long you were on COID19 vacation.
Which ISO indicates a faster film/camera sensor: 100 or 1600?
100
1600
What does shutter speed refer to?
how large the opening is in the lens
how small the opening is in the lens.
the length of time camera shutter is closed.
the length of time camera shutter is open.
Which shutter speed lets more light into the camera: 1/125s or 1/15s?
1/125th of a second
1/15th of a second
A high shutter speed (ex. 1/1000th of a second) will:
a) Will show blur in the movement of a subject.
b) Will freeze the movement of a subject and not show any blur.
c) Will show only slices of a photo if used with flash
d) Will let more light in the camera
e) Both B & C
What does aperture refer to?
controls the noise in an image
controls the brightness of the image that passes through the lens
The word “Aperture” and “F Stop” mean the same thing.
true
false
A low F Stop (eg. F/4) will blur the background & give us low “Depth of field”.
true
false
The term “Depth of Field” means:
The length in a football field
The sensitivity of the ISO setting to light
The amount of focus retained from the focus point on the subject to the background.
The F Stop
Which aperture lets more light through the lens: f5.6 or f16?
f 5.6
f 16
What are the three elements of the Exposure Triangle?
focus
aperture
raw
shutter speed
ISO
Metering is used to measure the (a) of the subject.
What is the UV filter for on the Lens?
protect the lens from scratches
blocks ultraviolet rays
White balance on your camera is used to
(a)
What is the difference between shooting JPEG and RAW, and what are the benefits of each?
Focal length controls the
(a)
Lists the steps required to shoot in Manual Mode on a DSLR camera.
What the acronym DSLR mean when refering to a camera?
(a)
What did you learn from this Camera License quiz you didn't know before
What mode gives the user complete control of all camera functions.
AV (Aperture Priority)
TV (Shutter Priority)
M (Manual)
Auto
The side effect of the ISO is.......
depth of field
motion blur
noise
To freeze motion you would want a shutter speed of
1/1000
1/50
1/5
2"
To show motion blur, a good shutter speed would be
1/1000
1/500
1/250
1/5
Using the camera strap will...
help you avoid dropping the camera.
make an attractive bracelet.
give you a good way to swing the camera around.
keep your hand from falling off.
If your camera lens gets dirty, you should clean it with...
your shirt.
a paper towel.
a lens cleaning cloth.
nothing. It is ruined forever.
How often should you download the pictures from your school camera?
every time you take pictures
weekly
when you have a project due
after you notice they are missing from the SD card
Which shutter speed would be best to create motion blur?
2"
1/125
1"
1/180
What is the name of this button?
Delete
Preview
Mode Dial
Shutter
What is the name of this camera feature?
Flash
Zoom Ring
Mode Dial
Shutter
What is the name of this camera feature?
Focus Ring
Zoom Ring
Mode Dial
Main Dial
What is the name of this camera feature?
Focus Ring
Zoom Ring
Focus Switch
Main Dial
What is the name of this camera feature?
Power Switch
Preview Button
Delete Button
Play Button
What is the name of this camera feature?
Shutter
Preview Button
Delete Button
Play Button
Which icon represents MANUAL PRIORITY?
A
S
M
P
Which part of the camera is the most delicate or fragile?
Flash
Lens
Battery latch
Viewfinder or display screen
T/F: Your camera functions like the eye
True
False
The "window" through which you look to frame your picture.
Lens
Viewfinder
Shutter button
Playback button
