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Worksheets1410 - Intro to Photo Quiz
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The size of the lens opening through which light passes:
ISO
Aperture
Focal Length
Shutter Speed
The distance from the lens to the focal plane is known as the:
Focal Length
Depth of Field
Shutter
Histogram
The combination of the shutter speed, aperture and ISO determines the:
Depth of Field
Exposure
Focal Length
ISO
The sensor's sensitivity to light is dictated by what setting on your camera?
Histogram
Light Meter
Focal Length
ISO
The area between the nearest and farthest points from the camera that are sharp in an image is referred to as the:
Depth of Field
Distance to Subject
Aperture
Zoom
The duration of time the lens is open during the exposure is known as:
Exposure
ISO
Shutter Speed
Histogram
Not allowing enough light into the camera will cause an image to be:
Underexposed
Overexposed
Sharp
Blurry
A visual representation of the exposure values of a digital image is known as:
Focal Length
Aperture
Histogram
ISO
When adjusting aperture, shutter speed and ISO, to achieve a correct exposure you should always refer to your:
Focal Length
Focusing Points
Light Meter
Distance to Subject
A fast shutter speed will help to _____ motion.
Pan
Freeze
Blur
Distort
The lower the ISO setting on your camera, the more "noisy" or grainy your photographs will become.
True
False
An ISO setting of 200 will make the sensor in your camera more sensitive to light than a setting of 1600.
True
False
A large aperture, like f/2.8, will yield a greater depth of field than a smaller aperture of f/22?
True
False
When photographed from the same distance, which focal length will produce a shallow depth of field?
Longer Focal Length (85mm, 105mm, etc)
Shorter Focal Length (35mm, 50mm, etc)
A shutter speed of 1/500 will allow more light to hit your sensor than a shutter speed of 1/30
True
False
As focal length gets longer, the depth of field decreases.
True
False
In addition to aperture and focal length, ISO is the third factor that affects depth of field
True
False
Your are shooting at f/8 at 1/125th, but you want a greater depth of field so you change your aperture to f/22.
What will you have to adjust your shutter speed to in order to achieve an equivalent exposure? What is your new shutter speed?
1/30
1/15
1/1000
1/500
You are shooting at f/5.6 at 1/125th, but want to blur motion so you change your shutter to 1/15th.
f/16
f/2.8
f/2
f/22
