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Technical Photography terms 01

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Aperture

a)

The Diameter of the entrance of the pupil of the lens through which light travels into the camera

b)

The Diameter of the entrance of the retina of the lens through which light travels into the camera

c)

Tells us the point of view and how much of the scene will be captured on camera.

d)

Length of time the (something) is open, exposing the camera sensor to light

e)

An abbreviation that, in Photography, refers to the amplification of sensor data after an image is taken

2.

Focal Length

a)

The Diameter of the entrance of the pupil of the lens through which light travels into the camera

b)

The Diameter of the entrance of the retina of the lens through which light travels into the camera

c)

Tells us the point of view and how much of the scene will be captured on camera.

d)

Length of time the (something shutter) is open, exposing the camera sensor to light

e)

An abbreviation that, in Photography, refers to the amplification of sensor data after an image is taken

3.

Shutter Speed

a)

The Diameter of the entrance of the pupil of the lens through which light travels into the camera

b)

Length of time the ISO is open, exposing the camera sensor to light

c)

Tells us the point of view and how much of the scene will be captured on camera.

d)

Length of time the (something) is open, exposing the camera sensor to light

e)

An abbreviation that, in Photography, refers to the amplification of sensor data after an image is taken

4.

ISO

a)

The Diameter of the entrance of the pupil of the lens through which light travels into the camera

b)

The Diameter of the entrance of the retina of the lens through which light travels into the camera

c)

Tells us the point of view and how much of the scene will be captured on camera.

d)

Length of time the (something) is open, exposing the camera sensor to light

e)

An abbreviation that, in Photography, refers to the amplification of sensor data after an image is taken

5.

RAW Image Mode

a)

Read All Work Imaging Mode

b)

Data that is stripped right from the sensor and stored in a lossless, editable file

c)

Tells us the point of view and how much of the scene will be captured on camera.

d)

Files are processed in-camera, with pre-applied sharpening, contrast, etc Presets

e)

An abbreviation that, in Photography, refers to the amplification of sensor data after an image is taken

6.

JPEG Image Mode

a)

Read All Work Imaging Mode

b)

Data that is stripped right from the sensor and stored in a lossless, editable file

c)

Tells us the point of view and how much of the scene will be captured on camera.

d)

An abbreviation that, in Photography, refers to the amplification of sensor data after an image is taken

e)

Files are processed in-camera, with pre-applied sharpening, contrast, etc Presets

7.

Auto Shooting Mode

a)

The camera chooses ISO, aperture and guesses at shutter speed based on the internal meter

b)

The camera chooses ISO, and shutter speed based on the internal meter

c)

The camera chooses ISO, aperture and shutter speed based on the internal meter

d)

Files are processed in-camera, with pre-applied sharpening, contrast, etc Presets

e)

Files are processed in-camera, with pre-applied sharpening, contrast, etc Presets

8.

Shutter Priority Mode

a)

Read All Work Imaging Mode

b)

Data that is stripped right from the sensor and stored in a lossless, editable file

c)

The camera chooses ISO, aperture and shutter speed based on the internal meter

d)

The camera chooses aperture based on a given shutter speed

e)

Files are processed in-camera, with pre-applied sharpening, contrast, etc Presets

9.

Aperture Priority Mode

a)

The camera chooses shutter speed based on a given aperture

b)

Shutter speed and aperture can both be manipulated independently

c)

The camera chooses ISO, aperture and shutter speed based on the internal meter

d)

The camera chooses aperture based on a given shutter speed

e)

Shutter speed and aperture can both be manipulated independently, You are going to learn how to do that

10.

Manual Mode

a)

The camera chooses shutter speed based on a given aperture

b)

Shutter speed and aperture can both be manipulated independently

c)

The camera chooses ISO, aperture and shutter speed based on the internal meter

d)

The camera chooses aperture based on a given shutter speed

e)

Shutter speed and aperture can both be manipulated independently, You must set IOS

11.

Depth of Field

a)

The distance the image is in focus (sharp) from front to back

b)

The distance the image is blurry from side to side

c)

The distance the image is in focus (sharp) from bottom left to top right

d)

Shutter speed and aperture can both be manipulated independently, You must set IOS

e)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce an adequately bright image

12.

Exposure

a)

The amount of light per unit area reaching the sensor

b)

The relationship between shutter speed, ISO and aperture

c)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce an adequately bright image

d)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce a really poor photograph, actually so bad, it doesn't even qualify as a snap shot

e)

A feature that, while in program mode, will calculate ISO based on other exposure parameters

13.

Exposure Triangle

a)

The amount of light per unit area reaching the sensor

b)

The relationship between shutter speed, ISO and aperture

c)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce an adequately bright image

d)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce a really poor photograph, actually so bad, it doesn't even qualify as a snap shot

e)

A feature that, while in program mode, will calculate ISO based on other exposure parameters

14.

Meter

a)

The amount of light per unit area reaching the sensor

b)

The relationship between shutter speed, ISO and aperture

c)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce an adequately bright image

d)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce a really poor photograph, actually so bad, it doesn't even qualify as a snap shot

e)

A feature that, while in program mode, will calculate ISO based on other exposure parameters

15.

Auto ISO

a)

The relationship between ISO and aperture

b)

The relationship between shutter speed, ISO and aperture

c)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce an adequately bright image

d)

A camera's built in light meter that while in program modes will help determine the camera settings to produce a really poor photograph, actually so bad, it doesn't even qualify as a snap shot

e)

A feature that, while in program mode, will calculate ISO based on other exposure parameters