WorksheetsExposure Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
If you were wanting a photo with a blurry background, what type of depth of field would you use?
Blurry
Focused
Shallow
Deep
If you were wanting a photo that everything in focus (from the foreground to the background), what type of depth of field would you use?
Blurry
Focused
Shallow
Deep
You are at a basketball game taking photos of the players playing basketball and wanted to freeze the motion, what type of Shutter Speed would you use?
Frozen
Fast
Slow
Super Speed
What is wrong with the exposure of this photo?
Overexposed
Underexposed
Nothing! It is perfectly exposed.
What would be the best solution to fix the exposure of this photo?
Add external lights
Speed up the Shutter Speed
Slow down the Shutter Speed
Change to a Deep Depth of Field
What is wrong with the exposure of this photo?
Overexposed
Underexposed
Nothing! The exposure looks great
What would be the best solution to fix the exposure of this photo?
Slow down the Shutter Speed
Speed up the Shutter Speed
Change the depth of field to shallow
Add a shade over them to hide the light
What type of Depth of Field is being utilized in this photo?
Deep
Shallow
Medium
What type of Depth of Field is being utilized in this photo?
Medium
Deep
Shallow
What part of the Exposure Triangle does the following values/examples belong to?
Aperture
Shutter Speed
ISO
Which part of the Exposure Triangle does the following values/examples belong to?
ISO
Aperture
Shutter Speed
What camera mode do we shoot in to be able to control all 3 aspects of the Exposure Triangle?
Autmotic
Shutter Priority
Aperture Priority
Manual
If an object or person is in motion, they are considered to be....
Dynamic
Static
If an object or person is not moving, they are considered to be...
Static
Dynamic
Which of the following is measured in f-stops?
Aperture
Shutter Speed
ISO
Which of the following is measured in fractions of a second
ISO
Aperture
Shutter Speed
What type of iris opening would the aperture have if the F-Stop is a F/22?
Larger
Smaller
1/4000 would be considered what type of shutter speed?
Fast
Slow
If your shutter speed is too fast, what could a possibly happen to your exposure of your photograph?
Underexposed
Overexposed
Correctly Exposed
Not Exposed at all
Shutter Speed controls what?
How long the light is let in
How much light is let in
How sensitive the camera is to the light
Depth of Field
Aperture Controls what?
How long light is let in
How much light is let in
How sensitive the camera is to the light
Freezing Motion
ISO controls what?
How long the light is let in
How much light is let in
How sensitive the camera is to the light
What mode you are taking the photo in
You are at a track meet taking photos, so you have a fast shutter speed to freeze the motion, to have your photo have a correct exposure, which statement about the aperture is correct?
Fast Aperture
Small Aperture Number - "Shallow Depth of Field"
Larger Aperture Number - "Deep Depth of Field"
The aperture doesn't matter
You are taking photos of your best friend while they are standing in a super cute nature area, and you want to have everything in focus, so which statement about shutter speed is correct to have a correctly exposed photo?
Fast Shutter Speed
Slow Shutter Speed
Shutter Speed Doesn't Matter
Have a Deep Depth of Field
What could you use to before you even take a photo to determine if your photo will be correctly exposed or not?
Exposure Meter
Stick your finger in the air and feel which way the wind is pointed
Adjust the focus ring
Look through the view finder
