WorksheetsPhotography Quiz 2
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 29mins
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Close up
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Background
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Depth of Field
Rule of Thirds
Viewpoint
Framing
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Rule of Thirds
Background
Depth of Field
Framing
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Leading Lines
Viewpoint
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Close Up
Leading Lines
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Depth of Field
Symmetry
Background
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Close Up
Symmetry
Framing
Background
Which technique is framing?
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Background
Viewpoint
Rule of Thirds
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Depth of Field
Viewpoint
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
Which image is not framing?
Which image is not leading lines?
Which image is not leading lines?
What technique is not represented in this photo?
Leading Lines
Symmetry
Viewpoint
Background
What technique is not represented in this photo?
Leading Lines
Symmetry
Viewpoint
Background
Which image is not a close up?
Which image is not a rule of thirds?
3 Most important settings for exposing an image in a DSLR camera?
None
Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO
ISO
Aperture
3 Most important settings for exposing an image in a DSLR camera?
None
Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO
ISO
Aperture
3 Most important settings for exposing an image in a DSLR camera?
None
Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO
ISO
Aperture
3 Most important settings for exposing an image in a DSLR camera?
None
Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO
ISO
Aperture
3 Most important settings for exposing an image in a DSLR camera?
None
Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO
ISO
Aperture
3 Most important settings for exposing an image in a DSLR camera?
None
Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO
ISO
Aperture
3 Most important settings for exposing an image in a DSLR camera?
None
Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO
ISO
Aperture
What is Aperture?
A lens cap
The distance between camera and subject
Measurements of sensitivity
The size of the iris
The amount of light or darkness on a photograph?
Exposure
Controls
Contrast
Balance
What is the measurement of ratios called f-stops?
Atlas
Apple
Aperture
Shutter Speed
In low light situations, what does opening the aperture allow?
Shadow
Lower light
Better Exposure
Grain
F 2.8 F Stop will give you?
Deep depth of field
Shallow depth of field
focal depth of field
warm depth of field
Which is the most shallow aperture setting?
3.5
1.4
88
22
Fractions of seconds are measurements of?
Shutter speed
ISO
Exposure
Aperture
What is ISO?
How sensitive the camera is to light
Expense
Probability
Balance beam
In Aperture mode, only the ISO setting can be adjusted.
True
False
Keeping your ISO as low as possible should?
Reduce noise
Give grain
make you money
Reduce lines
A fast shutter speed is used for which of the following?
Blur
None
Freeze a sharp image in time
Blurry
Which of the following defines SLR Camera?
Single Lens Reflex
SLR
Single line raw
Sensitive Lens Reflection
A slower shutter speed is used for which of the following?
Make a picture look like it is in slow motion
Make a picture look blurry
Freeze an image in time
None of the above
Which of the following should your image quality be set to, if you want the absolute best image quality?
RAW
JPG
TIFF
None of the above
If you shoot outdoors with a high ISO, an aperture of 1.4 and shutter speed of 1/3, what will your exposure look like?
Perfect
Perfect contrast
Blurred image, under exposed
Almost no detail, possibly white over exposed
The higher the ISO setting, the more likely your photograph will have "noise", or "grainy-ness".
False
True
To blur the background of your image while keeping the main subject in sharp focus, you should change the aperture to the lowest aperture.
False
True
Which of the following means overexposed?
Too much light
Too little
Perfect light
None
Which of the following mean underexposed?
Light
Too little light
Perfect light
Underexposed
True or False?
You have the same image saved in 2 different formats, one is JPEG and the other is RAW. They both have the same file size.
True
False
True or False?
You have the same image saved in 2 different formats, one is JPEG and the other is RAW. They both have the same file size.
True
False
Which determines the length of time the digital sensor inside of a camera is exposed to light?
Film
ISO
aperture
Shutter Speed
Name the 2 aspect ratios for a photograph?
Portrait
Vertical
Horizontal
Landscape
What does CVI stand for?
Center of Vital Interest
Center of Visual Interest
Certain Vital Ingenue
Center of Visual Integrity
What is the composition technique called of placing the CVI in an intersection formed when dividing a frame into horizontal and vertical thirds.
(a)
There are 2 types of depth of field. What are they called?
Deep
Long
Shallow
Short
Name the 3 angles.
What is the term for the use of surfaces (mirrors, glass, water) that will bounce an image to create an effect?
Reflection
Reaction
Duplication
Surface Distortion
What is the term for the difference between the nearest and farthest object that is in focus.
Depth of Focus
Depth of Field
Flat Focus
Depth of Perspective
What is the term for real or imaginary lines that lead the eye through the photo, usually right to the Center of Visual Interest.
Diagonal Lines
Texture
Leading Lines
Contrast
What is the term for a real or imaginary line that divides a photo in half with each side of the line being a mirror image of the other.
(a)
What is the term for the solid area around the CVI that helps define the subject and often creates an interesting shape?
Direction of Movement
Positive Space
Repetition
Negative Space
