WorksheetsDigital Imaging Vocabulary
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 14mins
What creates Bokeh?
Slow Zoom
Mirrorless Cameras
Filters
Wide Aperture
ISO must be adapted for what?
Distance
Hot Shoe
Noise
File Type
Which of the following terms refers to a "digital negative"?
JPEG
PNG
mp4
RAW
What is the process called that allows a user to adjust the camera to the light they encounter in different environments?
(a)
What Is The "Most Common Function" That Stops A Camera When Shooting In Burst Mode?
Frame Selection
Over Exposure
Redudancy
Buffer
Which answer is associated with depth of field?
Unfocused Background
4 x 5
Creation of Orbs
Sync Mode
8 x 10, 4 x 5, and 4 x 7 are all examples of what?
(a)
Which button must be pressed to take a picture?
Lens Reflect
Reflex Trigger
Shutter Release
Focus Trigger
What Setting On A Camera Allows The Photographer To Have Complete Control Over All Camera Functions?
Auto
Manual
Aperture Priority
Professional
What caused this picture to be too "bright"?
Overexposure
Underexposure
Bokeh
Aperture
Aperture is measured in (a) .
The size of the opening in the lens.
f-stops
Aperture
ISO
Single Lens Reflex
A wide open aperture will let ______ light into the image for a brighter photo, while a smaller aperture lets in _____ light.
More, Less
less, more
Simply the ratio of the height to width
Resolution
Aspect Ratio
Depth of Field
File Format
The orbs created when lights are out of focus in an image.
Time Lapse
ISO
Noise
Bokeh
The hole you look through to take a picture.
Viewfinder
Monitor
Shutter
Lens
The part of the camera that opens and closes to let light in and take a picture.
Shutter
Shutter Speed
Single Lens Reflex
Aperture
Simply, little flecks in an image.
(a)
This determines how sensitive the camera is to light.
ISO
Aperture
Shutter Speed
Exposure
Images with _______ ISOs may appear to be grainy and have less detail.
High
Low
What does ISO stand for in photography?
Image Sensitivity Option
International Standard Organization
Internal Shutter Opening
International Sensitivity Order
What does the term “Aperture” refer to in photography?
The length of time the camera’s sensor is exposed to light
The measure of the sensitivity of the image sensor to light
The opening through which light enters the camera
The range of distance that appears sharp in an image
Which photography term refers to the balance of color temperature in an image?
Exposure
Rule of Thirds
White Balance
Depth of Field
