Which dial controls settings like f-stop and shutter speed?

The first permanent photography wasn't produced until the 1900s.

Which term describes the sharpness or clarity of the subject?

Which shutter speed is most likely to result in frozen motion?

Which f-stop lets more light in?

Both AF and MF affect what part of the photo?

Which camera function allows you to view photos you've already taken?

The light meter controls how much light goes into the camera.

Where are photos stored on a digital camera?

Which compositional technique makes the subject take up as much space as possible in the photograph?

The Daguerreotype could take a photo in 1 minute.

Which type of zoom uses the camera's lens to magnify the image?

Visible light is part of the electromagnetic spectrum.

Which shutter speed is faster?

Holding the shutter button halfway down will help focus the image.

What does SLR stand for?

Aperture/f-stop affects what part(s) of a photo?

A photo is underexposed. Which of the following actions will solve this?

What does the word "photography" mean?

Which compositional technique uses a long, deep depth of field?

Which camera orientation is short horizontally and long vertically?

Ancient civilizations used camera obscuras to form images on walls in darkened rooms.

You want to take a photo with the background included. Which of the following actions will accomplish this?

Which term describes the brightness of a photograph?

You want to take a photo with a diffused background. Which of the following actions will accomplish this?

Which compositional technique uses lines to bring the viewer into, out of, and around the photograph?

Which f-stop has a longer depth of field?

Which mode should you shoot in if you want complete control of the camera settings?

Which of the following will reduce camera shake?

Shutter speed affects what part(s) of a photo?

Which term describes photos where the subject is carefully positioned by the photographer?

Which of the following is not true about digital cameras?

Which term describes unposed photos when the subject is not aware of being photographed?

Place a check mark next to the terms that directly affect exposure. (hint: there's 3)

Which term describes the area of the photograph that is in focus?

What type of digital camera has a detachable lens?

You want to take a photo with blurred motion. Which of the following actions will accomplish this?

The Daguerreotypes used a copper plate coated with silver and exposed to iodine vapor before it was exposed to light to create a photograph.

Digital photography no longer needs light to take a photograph.

Which term describes the difference between the lightest and darkest areas in a photograph?

What is dodging in photography?

Which camera orientation is long horizontally and short vertically?

What does the word "photography" mean in Greek?

Before digital photography, photographs were taken with chemicals that reacted to light to create a permanent image on something.

Which compositional technique uses a blurry background and a sharp subject that's in focus?

Which shutter speed lets in more light?

What is "burning" in photography?

A higher ISO will result in what?

Which compositional technique places the subject away from the center of the photograph?