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Parts of the camera, shutter speed and aperture

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is used to adjust the aperture and shutter speed settings

a)

main dial

b)

mode dial

c)

menu

d)

shutter release button

2.

this adjusts the camera to AV TV M or auto

a)

AF/MF switch

b)

mode dial

c)

main dial

d)

menu

3.

this opens and closes the shutter allowing you to take a photo

a)

main dial

b)

mode dial

c)

zooming ring

d)

shutter release button

4.

the optical glass

a)

viewfinder

b)

lens

c)

lcd panel

d)

zooming ring

5.

this automatically pops when more light is needed

a)

lens release button

b)

hot shoe

c)

built in flash

d)

shutter release button

6.

adjusts between automatic and manual focus

a)

main dial

b)

mode dial

c)

AF/MF Switch

d)

menu

7.

this allows you to remove the lens from the camera body

a)

lens release button

b)

AF/MF switch

c)

lens

d)

shutter release button

8.

this allows you to make objects farther away appear closer

a)

focusing ring

b)

zooming ring

c)

main dial

d)

mode dial

9.

this makes objects clear or sharp

a)

zooming ring

b)

focusing ring

c)

main dial

d)

shutter release button

10.

you look through this to see your subject

a)

viewfinder

b)

built in flash

c)

LCD panel

d)

menu

11.

Shutter speed is the _____________ of light coming into the camera?

a)

Duration

b)

Amount

c)

Duration and Amount

d)

Film

12.
What is the general purpose for using shutter speed when capturing images?
a)
Controlling Motion
b)
Taking pictures in the dark
c)
Setting the Depth of Dield
d)
Adds to Rule of Thirds
13.

which shutter speed lets in the least amount of light

a)

1/1000

b)

1/100

c)

1/50

d)

2" (2 seconds)

14.

To blurred motion, a good shutter speed would be

a)

1/1000

b)

1/500

c)

1/250

d)

1/5

15.

To capture stopped motion you would want a shutter speed of

a)

1/1000

b)

1/50

c)

1/5

d)

2" (2 seconds)

16.

A tripod is necessary for shutter speeds under

a)

1/2000

b)

1/60

c)

1/150

d)

1/110

17.

When capturing stopped motion you will need

a)

a fast shutter speed

b)

a slow shutter speed

c)

large aperture opening

d)

fast film speed

18.

When capturing blurred motion you will need

a)

a fast shutter speed

b)

a slow shutter speed

c)

a large aperture opening

d)

fast film speed

19.

An aperture of F5.6 would result in your photograph having a blurry background?

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Which aperture setting lets in the most amount of light?

a)

f22

b)

f18

c)

f11

d)

f4.0

21.

Which aperture setting will let in the least amount of light?

a)

f22

b)

f18

c)

f11

d)

f5.6

22.

The best f-stop to have for a deep depth of field would be

a)

f18

b)

f8

c)

f5.6

d)

f2.8

23.

Aperture is

a)

the duration of light into the camera

b)

the amount of light into the camera

c)

the way you crop your photo

d)

the way you adjust composition

24.

This image of the bird is an example of:

a)

Shallow Depth of Field

b)

Panning

c)

Deep Depth of Field

d)

Nature Photography

25.

This photo is an example of __________________?

a)

Shallow Depth of Field

b)

Panning

c)

Deep Depth of Field

d)

Excellent Composition