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WorksheetsCamera Settings
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 22mins
What does DSLR stand for?
Digital Single Long Range
Digital Selective Lens Range
Digital Selective Length Reflex
Digital Single Lens Reflex
What is exposure?
The amount of time you spend in the sun.
The amount of light allowed to hit the film or digital chip in a camera.
What 3 things control exposure?
Shutter Speed, ISO, and light
Shutter Speed, ISO, and Aperture (f-stop)
Shutter Speed, F-Stop, and light
Light, F-Stop, and ISO
The setting on the camera that determines the sensitivity of the sensor to light.
Depth of Field
Exposure
Aperture
ISO
The side effect of the ISO is.......
depth of field
motion blur
noise
What mode gives the user complete control of all camera functions.
AV (Aperture Priority)
TV (Shutter Priority)
M (Manual)
Auto
What are the three variables being controlled while in manual mode on the camera?
Shutter speed, Aperture, Zoom
Depth of field, Rule of thirds, Cropping
Shutter speed, Aperture, ISO
Aperture, ISO, focal length
What mode on the camera is used when you manipulate only the shutter speed?
Aperture priority
Shutter Priority
Macro
Video
Where is the shutter speed?
A
B
C
D
Shutter Speed controls the amount of _________ light hits the film or chip in your camera.
noise
focus
time
To show motion blur, a good shutter speed would be
1/1000
1/500
1/250
1/5
To freeze motion you would want a shutter speed of
1/1000
1/50
1/5
2"
What is the unit of measurement for a shutter speed?
Numbers
Clicks of the Command Dial
Seconds
f-stops
Which shutter speed would be best to create motion blur?
2"
1/125
1"
1/180
Shutter speed is sometimes written in the form of a fraction. This fraction represents what?
time in regards to minutes
time in regards to seconds
time in regards to an hour
time in regards to milliseconds
1/____ is a VERY SLOW shutter speed.
30
60
1000
2
When would it be a good idea to use a slow shutter speed? (select all that apply)
when you want to show movement
when you want to stop motion
when you need to let more light in
when you want to let very little light in.
A faster shutter speed _________ motion.
shows
stops
blurs
Which is the fastest shutter speed?
1/60
5
1/125
1/4
If your photograph is blurry, but you want the moment to be frozen in time, which setting do you adjust?
Aperture
The zoom
Shutter speed
Lense
What setting controls only the aperture?
Shutter priority
Macro
Aperture Priority
Rule of thirds
What does the aperture control on the camera?
The amount of time or exposure of an image
The length of the camera lense
The amount of light coming into the camera
The grid setting on the display
What is aperture?
The distance between the camera and the subject
The size of the iris which controls the amount of light entering the camera
A measurement of sensitivity to light
The larger an F-stop number the _____________ the opening of the aperture.
smaller
larger
faster
slower
The smaller an F-stop number the _________ the opening of the aperture.
smaller
larger
faster
slower
Which aperture is larger?
f 2.8
f 5.6
f 22
The aperture controls the
sharpness of the photograph
depth of field
zoom in and out
amount of time the shutter is open
Which F stop creates a shallower depth of field?
F22
F5.6
Which of the following has the shallowest depth of field?
1/1000, f11, ISO 800
1/250, f5.6, ISO 100
1/100, f2.8, ISO 400
1/500, f4, ISO 800
What is another term for aperture?
A- Wheel
F-stop
A-turn
D-stop
Depth of Field refers to how much of an image is in ___________.
color
shadow
the foreground
focus
What does it mean to increase the Depth of Field?
increase the amount of blur in the background
increase the amount of things in focus.
increase the number of things in the background
A larger F-stop means ___________ of your picture will be in focus.
more
less
none
Which is the largest aperture?
1.5
22
16
5.8
