WorksheetsPhoto 1 Final
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is your priority setting for a Product photo?
Low ISO, to avoid grain/noise
High ISO, to make the image bright
Low aperture, to create bokeh
Slow shutter speed, to add color
What is your priority setting when taking an individual Portrait, to help your subject stand out from the background?
Fast shutter speed
High ISO
Low aperture
High aperture
What is your priority setting to freeze motion, when taking an action shot?
Low aperture
Low ISO
Fast shutter speed
Slow shutter speed
Aperture setting affects 2 things: 1. How much light is getting into the lens.
What else?
Camera's sensitivity to light
Depth of field/bokeh
The amount of time the shutter is open
Auto Focus
Was this photo likely taken at F 5.6 or F 22?
F 5.6
F 22
Was this photo likely taken at 5.6 or F 22?
F 5.6
F 22
What shutter speed did I likely use for this photo?
1/1500
1/500
1/5
15"
What shutter speed did I likely use for this photo?
2"
1/1000
1/60
1/2
Holding my camera in my hand, what shutter speed did I likely use for this photo?
20"
1/2
1/20
1/200
A good photographer is always using this process to take and improve their photos...
Take one photo,
and call it good enough
Ask someone nearby what your settings should be
Shoot on Program mode, and hope for the best
Test shot, Analyze the image, Make adjustments
If your shooting dial is pointing to Av, then your camera is in ...
Manual
Aperture Priority
Shutter Priority
Auto Volume
To avoid camera shake, you typically don't want your shutter any slower than...
1/1000
1/500
1/200
1/60
If you're taking a portrait, what is your TOP priority?
To make the client laugh
To make the client look good
To entertain the client
To get a close up
What type of blur is in this image?
Bokeh
Depth of field
Camera Shake
Motion Blur
What type of blur is in this image?
Bokeh/Depth of field
Camera Shake
Motion Blur
What type of blur is in this image?
Bokeh
Camera Shake
Motion Blur
Which ISN'T a setting in the exposure triangle?
Shutter Speed
Focus
Aperture
ISO
Photography skills have many benefits, including...
Job opportunities, full time or side hustles
Save money on hiring others to take photos for you
Documenting your own life in a beautiful way
All of the Above
The subjects in this image are...
Overexposed
Underexposed
Correctly Exposed
An overexposed image looks...
Out of focus
Too bright
Too dark
Perfect
An image that is too overexposed or underexposed isn't ideal because you lose...
emotion & context
detail & color
focus & power
Shutter Speed could also be referred to as...
F stop
Mode dial
Exposure time
Overexposure
Shutter Speed is measured in ...
Fractions of a second and full seconds
Decimals and whole numbers
Numbers in the hundreds and thousands
Aperture is measured in ...
Fractions of a second and full seconds
Decimals and whole numbers
Numbers in the hundreds and thousands
ISO is measured in ...
Fractions of a second and full seconds
Decimals and whole numbers
Numbers in the hundreds and thousands
If you take the photo, you own the photo.
True
False
What does ISO control?
The light entering your camera
The camera's sensitivity
The exposure time
The focus
A good photographer will have THIS in their client gallery...
Every photo they took
Variety
Their phone number
Their headshot
Our cameras use zoom lenses. What type of lens doesn't zoom in and out, and only has one focal length?
Crop Sensor
Focus point
Telephoto
Prime or Fixed
What compositional tool is used in this image?
Rule of Thirds
Negative Space
Unique Perspective
All of the Above
What object in the photo is acting as the compositional tool "natural framing" in this image?
water
a man
the boat
a net
The giraffe that is closer to the camera and blurry could be referred to as this compositional tool.
rule of thirds
foreground
background
negative space
A macro photo is one that is...
close up
in focus
using composition
too bright
The bridge and railing in this image are acting as what compositional tool?
Rule of Thirds
Negative Space
Unique Perspective
Lead Lines
RAW images are larger files with more information stored than a JPEG.
True
False
The newest technology for digital cameras out today is called...
Mirrorless
DSLR
Point & Shoot
Film
A Monochrome color scheme is...
Elements in the photo using colors that are opposite on the color wheel
Elements in the photo using a single color or hue
Niching down in photography means
Picking one type of photography to do and being an expert in it
Doing a variety of photography work to be well rounded
What is your priority setting for a group photo?
Fast Shutter Speed to freeze motion
High F-stop (ie. 22) for a wider depth of field
Low F-stop (ie. 5.6) for shallow depth of field
High ISO for lots of grain/noise
