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WorksheetsExposure Triangle Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 19mins
The photo has become very grainy. Why?
ISO is too low
Shutter Speed is too slow
ISO is too high
White Balance is not correct
Grain is a side effect of -
narrow aperture
slow shutter speed
high iso
The setting on the camera that determines the sensitivity of the sensor to light.
Shutter speed
Aperture
Exposure
ISO
What type of photography is this?
Long exposure
Short exposure
Drawing
To blur movement in an image you would choose a ???? shutter speed?
fast
slow
Aperture is measured in what?
F Stops
Depth of Field
Fractures of Seconds
Which shutter speed would be best to create motion blur?
1/1000 second
1/20 second
1/200 second
When you shoot outside on a bright, sunny day, which ISO would you use?
ISO 100
ISO 640
ISO 1600
Which of the following f-stops will let the most amount of light into the camera?
f 22
f 1.8
f 8
f 16
Aperture refers to
Size of the opening in the lens
How quick the shutter opens
Film or sensor sensitivity
Exposure level
Which aperture setting will let in the least amount of light?
f 8
f 1.8
f 4
f 5.6
If I am taking a picture of a landscape and I want everything in the photo in focus, then I need a __________ depth of field.
shallow
deep
high
low
You are taking photos at night. The settings are F5.6, 1/100 secs, ISO 400. Your photos are coming out too dark. What should you do to let more light into the sensor without increasing grain?
Increase shutter speed
Widen the aperture
Increase ISO
Narrow the aperture
You are taking photos in bright daylight. The settings are F4, 1/100 secs, ISO 50. Your photos are coming out too bright and overexposed. What should you do to create a neutral exposure without motion blur?
Increase shutter speed
Decrease shutter speed
Increase ISO
Widen the aperture
You are taking photos at night. The settings are F1.4, 1/10 secs, ISO 1600. Your photos are coming out too blurry. You want the photos to freeze motion. What's wrong with your settings?
Shutter speed is too slow
Aperture is too wide
ISO is too high
All of the above
Check all that apply.
Aperture controls -
Exposure
Depth of Field
Motion Blur
Noise/Grain
Check all that apply.
Shutter speed controls -
Exposure
Depth of Field
Motion Blur
Noise/Grain
Freeze action
Check all that apply.
ISO controls -
Exposure
Depth of Field
Motion Blur
Noise/Grain
Freeze action
What would be the best f-stop for a group portrait to get everyone in focus but still have some background separation?
F1.4
F11
F16
F5.6
Where is aperture located?
Lens
Camera body
Sensor
Where is the shutter located?
Inside camera body
Lens
Sensor
Mirror
A prime lens with a focal length of 24 mm is considered -
Wide angle
Telephoto
Medium length
Standard
For close up wildlife photography, which of the following lens would be best to use?
Telephoto - 70-300 mm
Standard kit lens - 18-55 mm
Prime lens - 50 mm
How can you get the bokeh effect in a portrait photo? Check all that apply.
Use a longer focal length like 85 mm
Use a prime lens with wide apertures like f 1.4
Use a prime lens with narrow apertures like f 8
Use a fast shutter speed
Which of the these would be an aperture setting?
1/125 sec
800
F/22
5500K
Which of these aperture settings is wider?
f/4
f/5.6
Which of these shutter speeds will let more light into the sensor?
1/60
1/250
Which three of these make up the exposure triangle?
ISO
Aperture
White Balance
Shutter Speed
Focus
The out of focus areas in a photo are called -
bokeh
bocca
blurry
bokchoy
The term "bokeh" is derived from the -
Japanese word for blur
Chinese word for blur
English word for blur
Korean word for blur
Which f-stop creates the most shallow depth of field?
F22
F1.4
F4
F8
How can you capture and freeze movement in a photo?
Use a telephoto lens with f 1.4
Use a shutter speed of 1/1000
Use a prime lens with f 8
Use a shutter speed of 1/50
What is considered a fast shutter?
1' (one second)
1/125th
1/500
1/30
What does the aperture do?
Controls how fast the camera takes pictures
Controls the amount of light that passes into the camera
