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WorksheetsBasics of Photography Quiz
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 53mins
What is the purpose of the aperture in photography?
To control the speed of the camera taking a picture
To change the sensitivity to the light and temperature of the image
To adjust the general focus of the camera
To control the amount of light that enters the camera and the depth of field amount
When taking photographs in varying lighting conditions, what is the purpose of adjusting the ISO setting on a camera?
To change the image's color balance
To adjust the camera's shutter speed
To alter the exposure by making the sensor more or less sensitive to light
To modify the lens aperture size
In Photography, which camera setting determines the length of time the picture is being taken?
Shutter speed
White balance
ISO
Aperture
When taking a photograph, What COLOR MODE does the camera's Image sensor collect its color data in?
All of the Above
Red, Blue, Yellow
(Primary Colors)
Red, Green, Blue
(RGB Mode)
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
(CMYK Mode)
You are a photographer and you want to take a picture where only the subject is in focus while the background is blurred. Which camera setting would you adjust to achieve this effect?
ISO
Shutter speed
White balance
Aperture
Who and when invented the first practical photographic process used in Photography? (This was stained on a metal Plate)
Louis-Jacques Daguerre in the 1830's
Chinese Dynasty in 500 BC
Fox Talbot in 1870's
Kodak in the 1880's
Select the best CAMERA SETTINGS for the following scenario:
You are photographing a sports event in the middle of the day. Consider the following requirements:
Medium Depth of Field (Aperture) -
Frozen Action (Shutter Speed) -
Light Sensitivity given the bright daylight conditions (ISO) -
f22, 1/2500, ISO 800
f4, 1/8, ISO 300
f3.5, 3", ISO 500
f8, 1/500, ISO 100
In Photography, what is the purpose of the saturation tool in Lightroom?
To convert a color image inverted
To add a vignette effect to the image
To adjust the exposure of the image
To adjust the intensity or vibrancy of colors in an image
In Photography, which camera setting determines the sensitivity of the image sensor to light?
ISO
Shutter speed
White balance
Aperture
Which composition involves using a grid that is commonly applied in an Asymmetrical composition?
The Golden Ratio
The Rule of Thirds
The Fibonacci Spiral
The Diagonal Method
You are a photographer and you want to take a perfect shot. You know that you need to adjust three settings on your camera to get the right 'exposure triangle'. What are these three settings?
shutter speed, ISO, and Manual Mode
aperture, ISO, and white balance
aperture, shutter speed, and ISO
aperture, shutter speed, and Flash
In Photography, what is the purpose of the contrast tool in Lightroom?
To adjust the difference between the lightest and darkest parts of a photo
To adjust the color balance of a photo
To adjust the sharpness of a photo
To adjust the size of a photo
What Balance is BEST being shown in this photograph?
High Angle Perspective
Rule of Thirds
Symmetrical Balance
Which aperture "Opening" is largest?
f4.5
f11
f22
Which f stop should you use for broad landscapes?
f/2.8
f/16
f/8
f/5.6
What might you do in low light situations to get a better Photograph?
Increase the ISO
decrease the shutter speed
Open the aperture
Use a Tripod
All of the above
What kind of Depth of Field do you want for a portrait?
A shallow depth of field
A deep depth of field
Which of these Shutter Speeds is the slowest?
"6
"30
1/200
1/1000
In the Camera settings, we set our file type to be in _ because it provides better Image QUALITY for editing
Camera Raw
Jpeg
Png
Psd
When using front lighting, little to no shadows appear on the subject generally making the image look flat
True
False
When taking photos outside, the clouds _ sunlight creating a softer natural glow on the subject
Expose
Reflect
Diffuse
Saturate
When you have harsh shadows on one side of a subject, you could use a _ to fill in the shadows. This bounces light back onto the subject.
(a)
The Phrase- The Fat Cat Sang Songs Very Loudly Stands for
(Texture, Form, Color, Shape, Space, Value & Line)
These are the Building Blocks of Art - What are they considered?
________ __ ___
(a)
Your ISO was too high.. Oops. Now you have a problem with your picture.
( (a) is a newer tool used in Lightroom to reduce the grain/RGB Pixels from the photo that was taken with a high ISO number.
What does number 4 Tool allow you to do in Lightroom?
Masking
Allows you to minimize the picture and erase red eyes
Masking
Allows you to Edit and change the whole picture
Heal and Clone
Allows you to Edit small marks without photoshop
Masking
Allows you to select individual parts of a photograph for more specialized edits
What does number 2 Tool allow you to do in Lightroom?
Masking
Allows you to minimize the picture and erase red eyes
Heal, Remove and Clone.
Allows you to Edit small marks without photoshop
Heal and Clone
Allows you Crop the photo
Masking
Allows you to select individual parts of a photograph for more specialized edits
What does "Feather" mean in Editing Terms
Allows the Selection to be self editing
Allows a brush to be light or dark
Adjusting the hardness or softness of a Brush/Selection tool's edge
Allows the selection area to be transparent
In copyright Laws- What are the four points of fair use?
(When you can use an artist's/creators work without breaking laws)
Small amount,
new meaning,
rework,
nonprofit
Large amount,
original meaning,
reuse,
nonprofit
Any amount,
same meaning,
copy,
Profit
No guidelines,
any purpose,
no credit,
profit
Which mode on the Camera Allows you to change your APERTURE to what you want and the Camera adjusts the rest for you?
Tv
Av
M
Auto
When would you want to use a slower shutter speed?
To allow more light into the camera
to blur motion of someone moving in action
For light painting, showing trails of light
All of the options available
What composition rule is BEST being shown in this photograph?
Focus
Low Angle Perspective
Framing
Color Blocking
What composition rule is BEST being shown in this photograph?
Leading Lines
Contrast
Asymmetrical Balance
Juxtaposition
In photo B, the photographer
Waited for the athlete to walk into a better background.
Got down low to isolate the foreground creating more negative space behind the subject
Photoshopped the trees out of the background
wanted to create more positive space in the background
This is a ________ Meter shown on your camera.
This shows how much "light" your picture will have.
It's either perfect Light,
Over________ if your picture is too bright,
or
Under________ if your picture is too dark.
(a)
What effect does increasing the ISO setting have on a digital photograph?
Decreases image brightness and increases noise
Increases image brightness and may increase noise
Decreases image sharpness and reduces noise
Increases color saturation and reduces noise
Which camera mode allows the photographer to manually set both the shutter speed and aperture?
Tv (Shutter Priority)
Auto
Av (Aperture Priority)
M (Manual)
What Shutter Speed do you anticipate was used for this photo?
1/700
1/200
1/60
"6
What makes a Successful Flat Lay
An Obvious Theme
Lighting
Composition
All of the Above
What Elements of Art are Shown in this Image? (SELECT 3)
Line
Balance
Texture
Shape
Form
Scenario- You get your Camera settings the way you want it.. Let's say photos taken at a nighttime football game.
You set it to a frozen image, with medium depth of field, but your exposure bar is still showing it's too dark. WHAT SETTING should you change last to adjust the exposure?
ISO
Aperture
Shutter Speed
Camera Raw
Shift + Cmd + 4 is the shortcut for what?
Screenshot
Copy and Paste
Undo
Redo
Cmd + A is the shortcut to
Selects 2
Selects All
Selects Some
Selects One
Cmd + Z is the shortcut to
Paste
Undo Step
Redo Step
Copy
What Tab do you go to in Lightroom to IMPORT and EXPORT photos to and from Lightroom?
Library
Develop
What is the Smallest "opening" for an Aperture, (Little amount of Light)
f1.6
f2.2
f22
f16
