WorksheetsDigital Photography Quiz 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
The ____________ mode has a fast shutter speed, so that the moving subject doesn’t blur.
Action
Filter
Red eye reduction
Flash
What is cropping?
excluding everything but the legs
including all wanted elements in a photo and excluding all unwanted elements
gathering corn in a field
What is Depth of Field?
indicates how much of the image is in focus
indicates how much of the image is out of focus
how deep a field is
What is DSLR?
a camera that uses a filter
a camera that uses backdrops to create the photo
a camera that uses a mirror system to capture the image
What is Focal Point?
the element within an image on which the viewer's eye focuses
a graphic that can be moved around
an element within an element
What is framing?
frame on a picture
frame on a mantel
the use of an element in a scene to visually surround the subject
What setting controls how WIDE the camera lens opens up?
Shutter Speed Priority Mode (TV)
Using a Tripod
Aperture Priority Mode (AV)
Automatic
What setting controls how long the camera lens is open when taking an image?
Holding the camera still.
ISO
Shutter Speed
Aperture
The amount of light entering the camera is also referred to as ___________.
Rule of Thirds
Background
Exposure
Saturation
This the measure of a photographic film's or digital sensors sensitivity to light.
ISO
VDI
f.Stop
Shutter
By increasing the ISO to a higher number this will happen
Less light
Less grain/noise
More light
More grain/noise
_________________ is using elements in a scene to visually surround your subject and make it stand out.
Outlining
Leading Lines
Framing
Buliding
Photographing from a low angle makes subjects appear _________and ____________________
Taller and wider
smaller and less important
bigger and more important
Smaller and thinner
Changing the _________settings determines the depth of field
ISO
Shutter
Capture
Aperture
The Rule of Thirds is a way to
Divide an image files so it will fit on a floppy disk
compose the images so you can offset your subject
archive your images on 3 master CDs
Divide the images into specific areas for processing later
Using lines in photographic composition can
become very distracting and should be avoided
cause the person viewing your photographs to focus on some minor area of the frame
make your composition look like it was set on a grid and should not be used
effectively lead the viewer's eye around the frame
