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Photo_IA2 Study Guide

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Professional photographers often DSLR cameras. What are some negatives to purchasing a DSLR camera?

a)

You cannot manually control the settings.

b)

They can be bulky and heavy.

c)

They are too easy to use.

d)

There are not affordable options.

2.

Which of the skills below is needed to take action shots?

a)

using studio lights

b)

pose your subject

c)

using symmetry

d)

use of fast shutter speed

3.

What point and shoot digital camera do many people own?

a)

smartphone

b)

disposable camera

c)

their eyes

d)

discman

4.

The ____ allows light to enter through the camera lens and determines the depth of field.

a)

display

b)

aperture

c)

sensor

d)

view finder

5.

If you are looking around to find a subject for your photos. What does this mean?

a)

Measuring the amount of light.

b)

Setting the exposure on a camera.

c)

Choosing a person, place, or object to photograph.

d)

Charging the battery.

6.

If you are planning on photographing wild animals, what special piece of equipment helps you zoom in?

a)

a great background

b)

planned lighting

c)

telephoto lens

d)

high definition flash

7.

Cassie is adjusting the amount of light entering the camera, the brightness, and the shutter speed to change the overall effect in her images. What is Cassie focusing on?

a)

framing

b)

exposure triangle

c)

white balance

d)

composition

8.

The time it takes the "curtains" to open to capture a picture is the _____?

a)

optics

b)

lens

c)

flash

d)

shutter speed

9.

DSLR cameras are great for amateur photographers who want to snap quick pics while traveling, socializing, or taking the all-important selfie.

a)

true

b)

false

10.

This file format is best to capture the most visual date and is recommended for better control when editing after the photo shoot.

a)

RAW

b)

HEIC

c)

JPEG

d)

PNG

11.

Which of the following settings on your camera are part of the exposure triangle?

a)

ISO

b)

shutter speed

c)

aperture

d)

all of these

12.

Lower f-stop numbers equal ____ aperture openings and a shallow depth of field (DOF), while higher f-stop numbers indicate ____ openings and a deep/wide DOF.

a)

larger, smaller

b)

minute, extreme

c)

smaller, larger

d)

wider, micro

13.

What type of symmetry is seen in this photo?

a)

perspective

b)

radial symmetry

c)

line symmetry

d)

monopod

14.

What do we see in this photo when we have a striking difference between hues?

a)

overlapping

b)

symmetry

c)

distracting composition

d)

color contrast

15.

If you have a winding river or a sharp mountain cliff, what will your eyes do?

a)

focus on one subject

b)

move in a certain direction

c)

blink repeatedly

d)

roll or express frustration

16.

Jose does not want a distracting background or a lot of negative space when he photographs his mom's birthday decorations. What should Jose do?

a)

Take close-up images with a macro lens.

b)

Zoom in to include more of the subject and not as much background.

c)

Use a wide-angle lens to capture panoramic images.

d)

Take videos instead of photos.

17.

If you have overlapping objects in your photo, you naturally show distance and perspective, because one item is in front of another.

a)

true

b)

false

18.

What leads the eye from one part of a photo to another as it guides it where to focus?

a)

backwards

b)

reflexive

c)

embedded

d)

leading lines

19.

Triangles and squares, in a photo, interact with the ____.

a)

the tones and colors within the image.

b)

the human subject's body types in the image.

c)

the rectangular shape of the photo frame.

d)

the business of the background of the image.

20.

A photo with objects or subjects lined up in a row create automatic interest to our eyes. How can this be described?

a)

as framing

b)

as patterns

c)

as symmetry

d)

as geometric

21.

What do you have when there are too many subject elements creating a disjointed or chaotic photo?

a)

photographic narrative

b)

perspective

c)

monopod

d)

distracting composition

22.

Marie is trying out a new piece of photo equipment she purchased. It helps her steady the camera and avoid camera shake. What is this equipment called?

a)

multi-pod

b)

tripod

c)

semi-pod

d)

monopod

23.

You have ____ when there is a strong difference between the darks and lights in a photo.

a)

texture

b)

overlapping

c)

contrast

d)

space

24.

The focal point of a photo is where the eye is guided to look.

a)

true

b)

false

25.

Golden hour photos add a golden glow, soft lighting, and add more texture to our photos.

a)

true

b)

false