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WorksheetsParts of a Camera
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name this part of the camera.
(a)
Which one of these is a file type of an image/photo?
JPEG
WAV
MP3
MP4
The camera lens controls what?
How long the light is that enters the camera.
How much light enters the camera.
The number of photos that can be taken.
The length of the video.
What is number 6?
Body
Viewfinder
Lens
Shutter
What is number 2?
Film Rewind Knob
Film
Body
Lens Cap
Which button turns your camera on and off?
Iso Button
Power button
lens release
none of the above
Used to change the camera’s mode of shooting—like manual mode (where all of the settings are set by the photographer) or automatic mode (where the camera sets all of the settings)
Lens release button
Power switch
Camera/Mode Dial
Film
This button and the Main Dial are used to change how sensitive the camera is to light. Lower the ISO number, the less sensitive the camera is to light, while a high ISO number increases the sensitivity.
ISO
Lens
Battery
none of the above
You push this button to remove lens from camera body.
Film button
aperture button
iso
lens release button
Cycles through options for many of the settings you can choose-- (like different shutter speeds when you want to control the shutter speed)
Mode Dial
Main Dial
Shutter
none of the above
What is ISO best described as?
dim light
fake light
natural light
none of the above
What does DSLR stand for?
Dynamic Sound Light
Digital Sight Laser Rectro
Digital Single-Lens Reflex
Digital Single Lamp Reflex
Which is least expensive?
DSLR Full Frame Sensor Camera
DSLR Crop Sensor Camera
Mirrorless Crop Sensor Camera
none of the above.
What does JPEG stand for?
Joint Photography Experience Group
Joint Photo Essential Graphics
Joint Photographic Experts Group
none of the above
What focus mode would you use if your subject/object is stationary (not moving)?
manual
single
continuous
none of the above
What focus mode would you use if your subject/object is not stationary (moving)?
manual
single
continuous
none of the above
What is white balance?
when your camera compensates for different light in different settings to make your photos appear more natural and balanced.
when your camera adds an orange yellowish tint to your photo to make it more interesting.
when your camera takes multiple pictures at a time.
none of the above.
What is Apeture?
the length of the lens from the body of the camera.
when you set your lens on auto focus instead of manual focus.
the width of the lens to determine the focal point of a subject.
the opening of a lens through which light passes to enter the camera.
