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WorksheetsShutter Speed, ISO, and Aperture
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is ISO?
The control we use to adjust the sensitivity of the camera to light
The control we use to adjust the camera mode we are shooting in
The control we use to adjust the depth of field in our image
The control we use to adjust the length of time the camera lens is open and taking the photo
What is Shutter Speed?
The control we use to adjust the sensitivity of the camera to light
The control we use to adjust the camera mode we are shooting in
The control we use to adjust the depth of field in our image
The control we use to adjust the length of time the camera lens is open and taking the photo
What is Aperture?
The control we use to adjust the sensitivity of the camera to light
The control we use to adjust the camera mode we are shooting in
The control we use to adjust the depth of field in our image
The control we use to adjust the length of time the camera lens is open and taking the photo
What is "Depth of Field"?
How long the camera lens is
The distance within which items in the photo are in focus
The distance the flash on the camera illuminates
Which of the following adjustment settings can cause noise?
Shutter Speed
Aperture
Depth of Field
ISO
What unit is used for shutter speed?
fractions of a second
numbers usually on a scale of 100-1600, but it varies by camera
f-stops
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What unit is used for aperture?
fractions of a second
numbers usually on a scale of 100-1600, but it varies by camera
f-stops
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What unit is used for ISO?
fractions of a second
numbers usually on a scale of 100-1600, but it varies by camera
f-stops
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The higher the f-stop, the
wider the depth of field and the larger the lens opening
wider the depth of field and the smaller the lens opening
narrower the depth of field and larger the lens opening
narrower the depth of field and smaller the lens opening
What time of day would be best for light painting?
morning
afternoon
sunset
night
What do aperture, ISO, and shutter speed all effect?
Graininess
Exposure
Focus
A longer shutter speed means there is...
more light being let in, and thus a risk of over-exposure
less light being let in, and thus a risk of under-exposure
If I have a high f-stop, that means...
the camera lens is open wider, and there will be more light let in (thus a risk for over-exposure)
the camera lens is open narrower, and there will be less light let in (thus a risk for under-exposure)
Noise refers to...
the number of pixels in an image
a static-like graininess in an image
the amount of distractions going on in the background of an image
