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WorksheetsPhotography Final
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
The images we see are made up of
Air, Fire, Earth, and Water
Light reflected from the objects we look at.
Shadows created within our pupils by the objects we look at.
Visual manifestations of soundwaves
What does the Greek word photography literally translate to?
Drawing with light
Capturing shadows
Capturing light
Drawing with shadows
In order for camera obscura to work, the box or room must be
Dark
Painted black
Coated in chemicals
Full of mirrors
Mozi, Alhazen, and which other philosopher is credited with the discoverey of the principles behind pinhole photography?
Karl Marx
Albert Einstein
John Locke
Aristotle
Which of the following artists used camera obscura to trace from?
Michelangelo
Pablo Picasso
Abraham Lincoln
Leonardo da Vinci
What was the purpose of the lens in the later versions of the camera obscura?
To magnify the image
To flip the image right-side up
To focus the light
To get a panoramic image
What substance was crucial to the development of photography?
Aluminum Foil
Copper Nitrate
Silver Nitrate
Acetic Acid
Joseph Nicéphore Niépce used a portable camera obscura to expose a pewter plate coated with bitumen to light. What was this process called?
Daguerreotype
Heliography
Camera Obscura
Pinhole Photography
What did Joseph Nicéphore Niépce and Louis Daguerre do to improve the process of taking photographs?
They experimented with materials and chemicals.
They repeated the process of artists in the past.
They went to universities around the globe to ask the smartest men what to do.
They studied Greek and Roman philosophies.
This Daguerreotype photograph of Abraham Lincoln was taken on
A piece of canvas
A copper plate
A wooden panel
A stretched canvas
What invention was crucial to the success of the company Kodak when it first began?
Auto-adjusting lenses
Flexible roll film
Camera flashes
Large photography studios
How was Kodak different than other photography companies when it first opened?
Consumers took the photographs instead of professionals.
They were based in America
They only hired formally trained photographers to work for them.
They gave consumers the equipment to develop the photos themselves.
What photography practice became popular during World War II?
Photojournalism
Landscape photography
Portrait photography
Close-up photography
What was revolutionary about the Polaroid Model 95?
It was the first camera that users could take home and use.
It had an auto-adjust lens.
It quickly developed the film inside of the camera.
It took panoramic and fish-eye photos.
What made the Asahiflex and Nikon F SLF-type cameras unique?
They fit easily into users' pockets so that they could be transported everywhere.
They had waterproof technology so users could take underwater photographs for the first time.
hey looked like the original box camera, making users feel vintage.
They had interchangeable lenses and gave the photographer more control.
What makes point and shoot cameras popular?
They can easily be converted into miniature spy-cams.
They calculate shutter speed, aperture, and focus so the photographer doesn't have to.
They are highly customizable with interchangeable lenses and neck straps.
They have unlimited storage and can hold all of the photos and videos you could ever take.
Instead of imprinting images onto film, digital cameras
print the photos automatically onto paper.
store images electronically.
require the use of a red light to develop.
imprint images onto metal plates.
What type of camera is usually preferred by professional photographers today?
DSLR (digital SLR)
Polaroid instant images
SLR
point-and-shoot
Changes in photography over the history of photography, usually have to do with the technology, purpose, and _____________________ of photography.
Government control
Location
Theology
Accessibility
Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 photography essentials?
Light
Beauty
Aperature
Optics
What is natural light?
Light from the sun or the moon.
Light within a camera
Light from a candle
Light from a lightbulb
Hard Light
Casts colorful shadows
Casts strong, dark shadows
Casts soft, light shadows,
Does not cast shadows
What type of light does this image, taken in a studio with studio lighting, use?
Soft natural light
Soft artificial light
Hard natural light
Hard artificial light
What type of lighting does this photograph use?
Soft natural light
Hard natural light
Hard artificial light
Soft artificial light
_______________ is what you take the photograph of. Popular _______________s are people, animals, landscapes, buildings, and items.
ISO
Aperature
Exposure
Subject
In photography, optics are also known as
Number of prints
Cameras
Measurements
Lenses
On cameras, the lenses control the ____________________________ of an image as well as the angle of view and magnification.
shutter speed
Shutter speed
Color scheme
Focal length
Number of pixels
What would you use a super telephoto lens for?
for indoor still life photography
to take a photo of something very far away
to take a picture of something close up
to take a portrait
What do people more commonly use a wide angle lens for?
to take a picture of something close up
to take a portrait
to capture more of a landscape
to take a photo of something very far away
What is aperture in photography?
the person, scene, or object that you're taking a photo of
the duration that the shutter remains open to record an image
the lens
the size of the opening in the lens that light passes through
Aperture is measured by f-stops shown on your camera. Some examples are f1.2, f5.6, and f22. The lower the number, the _____________________ the opening and the more light that can be recorded.
more triangular
rounder
larger
smaller
The aperture controls the amount of light and the __________________________________ in an image.
amount of your surroundings that is included
number of inches
depth of field
number of pixels
In photography, shutter speed is
the duration that the shutter remains open to record an image
the size of the opening in the lens that light passes through
the person, scene, or object that you're taking a photo of
the lens
____________________ shutter speeds freeze movement.
Slower
Faster
Smoother
Bumpier
____________________ shutter speeds allow for motion blur
Slower
Faster
Smoother
Bumpier
If the shutter speed is set too fast, the image may be too
Dark
Grainy
Bright
Blurry
While images used to be recorded on film, in digital photography they are recorded onto
Sensors
Metal plates
Keyboards
Velum
What is 1?
Lens mount
Mirror
Shutter Button
Microphone
Red-eye reducer/self timer lamp
What is 2?
Red-eye reducer/self timer lamp
Lens release button
Microphone
Lens mount index
Built-in flash
What is 3?
Lens release button
Lens mount index
Lens mount
Mirror
Built in flash
What is 4?
Lens Mount
Lens mount index
Lens release button
built-in flash
Microphone
What is 5?
Lens mount index
Lens mount
Lens release button
Mirror
Microphone
What is 6?
Built-in flash
Mirror
Microphone
Lens mount
Red-eye reducer/self-timer lamp
What is 7?
Mirror
Microphone
Red-eye reducer/self-timer lamp
Built-in Flash
Lens mount
What is 8?
Red-eye reducer/self-timer lamp
Microphone
Mirror
Lens release button
Built-in flash
What is 1?
hot shoe (to attach external flash units)
speaker
strap mount
focus mode switch
power switch
What is 2?
zoom ring
flash button
speaker
hot shoe (to attach external flash units)
strap mount
What is 3?
strap mount
focus ring
zoom ring
flash button
power switch
What is 4?
strap mount
focus ring
zoom ring
hot shoe (to attach external flash units)
power switch
What is 5?
strap mount
focus ring
zoom ring
hot shoe (to attach external flash units)
power switch
What is 6?
strap mount
focus ring
mode dial
hot shoe (to attach external flash units)
power switch
What is 7?
main dial
mode dial
flash button
zoom ring
Focus ring
What is 8?
main dial
mode dial
flash button
zoom ring
Focus ring
What is 9?
main dial
mode dial
flash button
zoom ring
Focus ring
What is 10?
main dial
mode dial
flash button
zoom ring
Focus ring
What is 2?
Focus point selection button-use this to go into AF point selection mode during AF shooting. Then manually select autofocus points.
live view shooting/movie shooting switch-turn on or off the live view function
Playback button-shows the pictures you took
viewfinder eyepiece
LCD Monitor
What is 3?
Focus point selection button-use this to go into AF point selection mode during AF shooting. Then manually select autofocus points.
live view shooting/movie shooting switch-turn on or off the live view function
Playback button-shows the pictures you took
viewfinder eyepiece
LCD Monitor
What is 5?
Focus point selection button-use this to go into AF point selection mode during AF shooting. Then manually select autofocus points.
live view shooting/movie shooting switch-turn on or off the live view function
Playback button-shows the pictures you took
viewfinder eyepiece
LCD Monitor
What is 9?
ISO speed setting button
live view shooting/movie shooting switch-turn on or off the live view function
Playback button-shows the pictures you took
viewfinder eyepiece
LCD Monitor
What is 12?
ISO speed setting button
erase button
Playback button-shows the pictures you took
viewfinder eyepiece
LCD Monitor
What is 13?
ISO speed setting button
erase button
Dioptric adjustment knob-use this to adjust the clarity of the viewfinder image according to your eyesight.
Focus point selection button-use this to go into AF point selection mode during AF shooting. Then manually select autofocus points.
LCD Monitor
What is 14?
ISO speed setting button
live view shooting/movie shooting switch-turn on or off the live view function
Dioptric adjustment knob-use this to adjust the clarity of the viewfinder image according to your eyesight.
Focus point selection button-use this to go into AF point selection mode during AF shooting. Then manually select autofocus points.
LCD Monitor
What is 15?
ISO speed setting button
live view shooting/movie shooting switch-turn on or off the live view function
Dioptric adjustment knob-use this to adjust the clarity of the viewfinder image according to your eyesight.
Focus point selection button-use this to go into AF point selection mode during AF shooting. Then manually select autofocus points.
LCD Monitor
Where is the tripod socket located for you to screw in a tripod on a DSLR?
on top
on the side
on the bottom
on the lens
How can you hold your camera more steadily?
tuck your elbows into your body
put your index finger over the shutter release
bring a mat
turn it over so the shutter release sits at the top
