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WorksheetsBeginning: Camera Anatomy [Updated: 10/27/24]
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 42mins
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Class
Date
1.
What does this button do?
a)
Turn the camera on and off
b)
Change the Shooting Mode
c)
Change the Image Quality
d)
Change the ISO
2.
What does this button do?
a)
Allows you to change the shooting mode.
b)
Lets you change the Aperture
c)
Lets you change the ISO
d)
Lets you change the Shutter Speed
3.
When you are in this mode, how does the camera operate?
a)
The camera makes all of the decisions for you.
b)
You are able to change some of the settings (like white balance).
c)
You are able to control the ISO but nothing else.
d)
You can set the Aperture but the camera chooses everything else.
4.
What is unique about this shooting mode?
a)
It is similar to Auto Mode but allows you to turn off the flash.
b)
It is similar to Manual Mode but lets you turn off the flash.
c)
This mode correct the white balance for you.
d)
This mode sets your white balance to "No Flash".
5.
What does CA stand for, in this mode?
a)
Creative Auto
b)
Canon Auto
c)
Change Auto
d)
Creative Canon
6.
What is this mode called?
a)
Portrait Mode
b)
Face Mode
c)
People Mode
d)
Statue Mode
7.
What is this mode called?
a)
Landscape Mode
b)
Nature Mode
c)
Organic Mode
d)
Outdoors Mode
8.
What is this mode called?
a)
Up Close Mode
b)
Flower Mode
c)
Nature Mode
d)
Plant Mode
9.
What is this mode called?
a)
Sports Mode
b)
Running Mode
c)
Fast Mode
d)
Shutter Speed Mode
10.
What is unique about this shooting mode (Program)?
a)
This mode is similar to Auto Mode, however it unlocks features like White Balance and ISO.
b)
This mode allows you to control ISO and Shutter Speed but does not allow you to control White Balance.
c)
This mode corrects the lighting and coloring for you.
d)
This mode will control all 3 settings of the exposure triangle for you.
11.
What is this mode called?
a)
Time Value / Shutter Priority
b)
Time Value
c)
Shutter Priority
d)
Television
12.
What is this mode called?
a)
Aperture Value / Aperture Priority
b)
Time Value
c)
Shutter Priority
d)
Available Value
13.
What is this mode called?
a)
Manual Mode
b)
Manual Settings
c)
Menu Mode
d)
Manual Menu
14.
What does this button allow you to do?
a)
Allow you to control & change the ISO
b)
Allow you to control the Shutter Speed
c)
Allow you to control the Aperture
d)
Allow you to control the White Balance.
15.
What is this called and what does it do? (choose 2 answers)
a)
The Main Dial
b)
It allows you to change things like ISO, Aperture, & Shutter Speed.
c)
The Mode Dial
d)
It allows you to change things like White Balance, Drive Modes, & AF Points
16.
What are some of the functions of the Shutter Button? (choose 3 answers)
a)
Focuses
b)
Releases the shutter
c)
Clears the LCD menu
d)
Changes the Aperture
e)
Changes the Shutter Speed
17.
What is this called?
a)
Hot Shoe
b)
Cold Shoe
c)
Hot Plate
d)
Cold Plate
18.
What are these holes?
a)
Microphones
b)
Speakers
c)
Sensors
d)
Vents
19.
What is inside of this area?
a)
Pop Up Flash
b)
Memory Card
c)
Sensor
d)
Lens
20.
What does this button do?
a)
Pop up the internal flash
b)
Change the ISO
c)
Release the lens from the camera
d)
Change the lens focus
21.
What does this button do?
a)
Releases the lens from the camera
b)
Changes the ISO
c)
Allows you to change the Aperture
d)
Releases the SD card
22.
What is this white dot called and what is its purpose? (choose 2 answers)
a)
Lens Index
b)
It is where you line up the lens when putting it on.
c)
Lens Mount
d)
It allows you to reset your lens, if its malfunctioning
23.
What do you take in/out of the side of the camera?
a)
The SD Card
b)
The Battery
c)
The Lens
d)
The Settings
24.
What are all of these 4 buttons called?
a)
Cross Keys
b)
The Settings Buttons
c)
The Functioning Circle
d)
The WB / AF Keys
25.
What does this button allow you to do?
a)
Change all of the settings within the camera.
b)
Only allow you to change the Aperture.
c)
Only allow you to set your White Balance.
d)
Change all of your SD card images.
26.
What does this button do?
a)
Allows you to shoot in Live View Mode
b)
Puts the camera to sleep.
c)
Allows you to see your camera settings.
d)
Shows the the camera information.
27.
What is the area with the red circle called?
a)
The Viewfinder
b)
The Eyecup
c)
The Hot Shoe
d)
The LCD Screen
28.
What is the rubbery silicone piece, where you place your head, called?
a)
The Eyecup
b)
The Viewfinder
c)
The Display Off Sensor
d)
The Live View Mode
29.
What does the little black square above the silicone piece do?
a)
It is the Display Sensor and it turns off the LCD screen when something blocks it.I
b)
It is the reset button, if your camera settings are incorrect.
c)
It is a button that you press to shut your LCD screen off permanently.
d)
It is a cleaning sensor.
30.
What is this called and what does it do? (choose 2 answers)
a)
The Dioptric Adjustment Knob
b)
It allows you to change the focus of the viewfinder.
c)
The Display Off Sensor
d)
It allows you to adjust your exposure settings.
31.
In the viewfinder, what information is displayed in the circled area?
a)
The Shutter Speed
b)
The Aperture
c)
The ISO
d)
The Focus Confirmation
32.
In the viewfinder, what information is displayed in this circled area?
a)
The Aperture
b)
The Shutter Speed
c)
The ISO
d)
The Exposure
33.
In the viewfinder, what information is displayed in this circle area?
a)
The ISO
b)
The Aperture
c)
The Shutter Speed
d)
The Exposure
34.
In the viewfinder, what information is displayed in this circled area?
a)
The Exposure of your image.
b)
The Aperture
c)
The Shutter Speed
d)
The ISO
35.
On the LCD screen, what does this number represent?
a)
The number of shots left on your SD card.
b)
The file number of the last image you took.
c)
The amount of photos that you have taken so far.
d)
The time.
36.
In the viewfinder, what does this dot represent?
a)
That your image is in focus.
b)
That the camera is on.
c)
That the battery is full.
d)
That you are recording a video.
37.
In your viewfinder, what are all of the little black squares called and what do they do? (choose 2 answers)
a)
AF Points
b)
They are points within your viewfinder, that you can choose to focus on.
c)
Focal Points
d)
They turn green to let you know that you are about to take a photo.
38.
In your viewfinder, what are the little dots in each square called and what is their purpose? (choose 2 answers)
a)
AF Point Activation Indicators
b)
They are tiny points that turn red, to let you know that the camera is focusing on that specific black square.
c)
Focal Points
d)
They are points within your viewfinder, that you can choose to focus on.
39.
What is the large circle in the middle of the viewfinder called?
a)
Spot Meter Circle
b)
Circle Meter
c)
AF Circle Meter
d)
Metering Spot
40.
When you are looking at a photo you took and you press this button, what happens?
a)
It will cycle through 4 information displays, that show you your photo's settings.
b)
It will show you the information on the camera & model number.
c)
It will let you change the Aperture, ISO, & Shutter Speed
d)
It will turn the LCD screen off.
41.
What 2 things does this button do? (choose 2 answers)
a)
Magnify into your images.
b)
Allow you to change the AF Points
c)
Allow you to change your Shutter Speed
d)
Allow you to change your ISO
42.
What 2 things does this button do, depending on what shooting mode you are in? (choose 2 answers)
a)
Allow you to change your Aperture (when paired with the main dial)
b)
Allow you to change your Exposure Compensation (when paired with the main dial)
c)
Allow you to change your Shutter Speed
d)
Allow you to change your exposure.
43.
What does this Q button do?
a)
It activates the touch screen & allows you to cycle through the settings.
b)
It allows you to control the Aperture.
c)
It takes a Quick photo
d)
It shows you information Quickly.
44.
What does this button allow you to change?
a)
The Picture Styles
b)
The AF Modes
c)
The White Balance
d)
The Drive Modes
45.
What does this AF Button do?
a)
Allows you to change the Auto Focus Settings.
b)
Allows you to change the Auto Focus Points.
c)
Allows you to change the Aperture Functions.
d)
Allows you to chang the Auto Framing Functions.
46.
What does this button do?
a)
Allow you to change the White Balance settings.
b)
Allow you to change the weather settings.
c)
Allow you to change your White Bracketing
d)
Allow you to set your Weather Bracket.
47.
What does this button allow you to do?
a)
Change your Drive Mode (i.e. single shooting, timer)
b)
Change how many photos you can take
c)
Change your image quality
d)
Change your picture settings
48.
What does this button do?
a)
Allows you to see the photos you have taken
b)
Allows you to Play videos.
c)
Allow you to set your camera to self timer.
d)
Allow you to watch your pictures as a slideshow.
49.
What is the proper name for this button?
a)
Erase Button
b)
Trash Button
c)
Delete Button
d)
Format Button
50.
What does this little light represent?
a)
When it is red, it means the camera is "thinking" or "recording an image".
b)
When it is red, it means that your camera is ready for the next image.
c)
When it is off, it means that the camera is dead.
d)
When it is off, it means that you are shooting video.
51.
The Set Button acts like an "Ok" button.
a)
True
b)
False
52.
This entire back section of the camera is called the...
a)
LCD Screen
b)
The Monitor
c)
The Display
d)
The Menu
53.
The area circled in red, is the...
a)
Image Recording Quality
b)
Jpeg Settings
c)
Raw Settings
d)
Image Settings
54.
The area circled in red, allows you to change the...
a)
The Metering Modes
b)
The White Balance
c)
The Image Quality
d)
The Drive Modes
55.
The letter in the top left corner, represents...
a)
The Shooting Mode that your camera is in.
b)
The Drive Mode that your camera is in.
c)
The Main Mode that your camera is in.
d)
The Focus Mode that your camera is in.
56.
The top right corner information, is your...
a)
Current ISO setting
b)
image count thats left on the SD card.
c)
images that you have taken.
d)
the Aperture.
e)
the Shutter Speed
57.
The area circled in red allows you to change...
a)
your Drive Mode (i.e. single shooting, timer)
b)
how many photos you can take
c)
your picture settings
d)
your image quality
58.
What does this Drive Mode setting mean?
a)
It allows you to take 1 photo at a time.
b)
It allows you to take multiple photos at a time, by pressing and holding the shutter.
c)
It turns on a 10 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
d)
It turns on a 2 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
e)
It turns on a 10 second timer, then takes betwen 2 and 10 photos, after the timer goes off.
59.
What does this Drive Mode setting mean?
a)
It allows you to take multiple photos at a time, by pressing and holding the shutter.
b)
It allows you to take 1 photo at a time.
c)
It turns on a 10 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
d)
It turns on a 2 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
e)
It turns on a 10 second timer, then takes betwen 2 and 10 photos, after the timer goes off.
60.
What does this Drive Mode setting mean?
a)
It turns on a 10 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
b)
It allows you to take 1 photo at a time.
c)
It allows you to take multiple photos at a time, by pressing and holding the shutter.
d)
It turns on a 2 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
e)
It turns on a 10 second timer, then takes betwen 2 and 10 photos, after the timer goes off.
61.
What does this Drive Mode setting mean?
a)
It turns on a 2 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
b)
It turns on a 10 second timer, then takes betwen 2 and 10 photos, after the timer goes off.
c)
It allows you to take 1 photo at a time.
d)
It allows you to take multiple photos at a time, by pressing and holding the shutter.
e)
It turns on a 10 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
62.
What does this Drive Mode setting mean?
a)
It turns on a 10 second timer, then takes betwen 2 and 10 photos, after the timer goes off.
b)
It allows you to take 1 photo at a time.
c)
It allows you to take multiple photos at a time, by pressing and holding the shutter.
d)
It turns on a 10 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
e)
It turns on a 2 second self timer, then shoots 1 photo at the end of the timer.
63.
This icon circled in red, is showing you the current Image Quality settings on the camera.
a)
True
b)
False
64.
What does AWB stand for?
a)
Auto White Balance
b)
Adjusting White Balance
c)
Aperture White Balance
d)
Animate White Bracketing
e)
Australian Wheat Bread
65.
When in the "Daylight" white balance, what does it do to your image?
a)
It will add warm tones, to compliment the sunny conditions.
b)
It will add blue tones, to help balance out the yellow from the sun.
c)
It will add magenta tones, to help balance out the green.
d)
It will add pink to help balance out the yellow.
66.
When in the "Shady" white balance, what does it do to your image?
a)
It will add warm tones to help balance out the blue tones in shade.
b)
It will add blue tones to help balance out the warm tones in the shade.
c)
It will add blue tones, to help balance out the blue.
d)
It will add warm tones, to help balance out the warmth.
67.
When would you use this White Balance setting & what does it do to your image? (choose 2 answers)
a)
When it's cloudy.
b)
It adds warmth to your images.
c)
When it's a bright day.
d)
It adds blue to a warm day.
e)
When it's sunset.
68.
When would you use this White Balance setting & what does it do to your image? (choose 2 answers)
a)
When you are in tungstent lighting.
b)
It adds cool tones to your orange image.
c)
When it's cloudy.
d)
It will add warm tones, to help balance out the warmth.
69.
When would you use this White Balance setting & what does it do to your image? (choose 2 answers)
a)
When you are in White Fluorsecent Lighting.
b)
It adds warm (red) tones to your cold image.
c)
When it's a bright day.
d)
When it's sunset.
e)
It adds blue to a warm day.
70.
When would you use this White Balance setting & what does it do to your image? (choose 2 answers)
a)
When you are using a flash (whether on camera or in studio).
b)
It adds warm tones to your image.
c)
When it's sunset.
d)
It adds blue to a warm day.
71.
What does this logo represent?
a)
Custom White Balance
b)
White Fluorescent
c)
Tungsten Lighting
d)
Shady
e)
Cloudy
72.
What does the information circled in red represent?
a)
The Shutter Speed
b)
The Aperture
c)
The Exposure
d)
The ISO
e)
The Exposure Level Indicator
73.
What does the information circled in red represent?
a)
The Aperture
b)
The Shutter Speed
c)
The Exposure
d)
The ISO
e)
The Exposure Level Indicator
74.
What is the area in circled in red called?
a)
The Exposure Level Indicator
b)
The Aperture
c)
The Exposure
d)
The ISO
e)
The Shutter Speed
75.
This is blocking the sensor from being exposed & allows us to see the outside world, through the viewfinder...
a)
The Mirror
b)
The Shutter
c)
The Lens
d)
The Lens Mount
76.
What is located inside of this compartment?
a)
The Battery
b)
The SD Card
c)
The Tripod
d)
The Hand Grip
e)
The Sensor
77.
What goes into the hole that is circled in red?
a)
A Tripod
b)
A Lens
c)
A Flash
d)
A Go Pro
78.
What does the area circled in red control? (the small section of ridged lines)
a)
It allows you to control the focus of your lens, when in manual focus.
b)
It allows you to control the Focal Length (zoom) of your image.
c)
It allows you to determine the exposure.
d)
It allows you to adjust the shutter speed.
79.
What does this switch do?
a)
It allows you to set your lens in Auto Focus or Manual Focus.
b)
It allows you to choose to Stablize your lens.
c)
It allows you to determine the focal length of your lens.
d)
It allows you to adjust the Depth of Field.
80.
The little white line on your lens is the...
a)
Zoom Position Index
b)
Focus Mode Switch
c)
Focus Ring
d)
Zoom Ring
81.
The big large rotatable section on your lens allows you to...
a)
change the focal length (zoom) of your image.
b)
change the exposure.
c)
change the focus.
d)
change the focal points.
82.
We keep this switch on, so our hand shaking doesn't affect our images.
a)
True
b)
False
83.
The white square on the lens is there so that you know where to line up the lens with the camera body, when you are switching lenses.
a)
True
b)
False
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