Backlighting can be used to create a silhouette.

Which of the following is not a factor for controlling the depth of field when creating a image?

___________ is the distance between the nearest an farthest objects that are in acceptably sharp focus.

The technique in which the flash is used to fill out or balance the ambient light in order to make the lighting balanced.

A ____________ results in a photo that displays a full range of tonal values from the shadows, midtones and highlights.

____________ light is the lighting that is already exists in a scene or space without additions.

To reduce the range of contrast in a photo taken in strong sunlight, you will need to _________ the light.

The closest point that is in sharp focus when the lens is set to infinity is called the _________.

Film grain or digital noise begins to increase with a ISO higher than ________.

Middle gray is equivalent to a tone that reflects _______% of the light that strikes it.

When you are shooting in the aperture priority mode, you can use ______________ to lighten or darken the image.

Many cameras offer automatic exposure bracketing.

Clipping on a histogram is shown when tall vertical lines at the left and/or right ends of the graph.

In a photo that is properly exposed, the highlights are not ___________ and the shadows are not blocked.

___________________ metering gives greater importance to the middle of the frame when determining exposure.

The sharpness of the image at the image receiver is determined by the size of the ____________________________?

Lens focal length, f-stop and the distance the subject is from the camera are the three factors controlling the depth of field exhibited in the photograph?

A histogram for a properly exposed image shows a good range of tones, filling most of the graphs.

A custom white balance is the most precise way to compensate for ____________ lighting conditions.

The camera's built-in meter measures ________ light.

Term describing a photograph in which shades of white or light tones predominate.

A metering mode that reads information from a small area of the frame.

Digital noise ( specks of colors that are most noticeable in shadow areas) and film grain (clumps of silver that look like gains of sand) increase with ISO's higher than 400.

The lighting that already exists in a scene or space, without any additions being made. This lighting can be from natural or artificial sources.

Different combinations of shutter speed and aperture that are equal in exposure value.

The nearest point that is in sharp focus when the lens is focused on infinity. Focus will be sharp from one-half that distance to infinity.

Description of a subject lighted strongly from one side.

A metering mode that reads information from a small area of the frame.