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WorksheetsPhotography Basics Quiz
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 2hrs 31mins
What is the opening in a lens through which light passes to enter the camera called?
Aperture
Shutter Speed
ISO
Exposure
What effect does a large aperture have on the brightness of a photograph?
Adds color effects
Makes it brighter
No effect
Makes it darker
What does a small f-stop number represent in terms of aperture size?
Large aperture
Variable aperture
Small aperture
Medium aperture
What is the length of time the camera shutter is open, exposing light onto the camera sensor called?
Exposure
Aperture
ISO
Shutter Speed
What is the sensitivity of the film to light called?
Shutter Speed
Aperture
Exposure
ISO
What ISO number indicates a slow film that is less sensitive to light?
20
200
400
3200
What is the rule of thirds in photography related to?
ISO
Shutter Speed
Aperture
Composition
What is the primary purpose of studio photography?
Sports photography
Portrait photography
Wildlife photography
Landscape photography
What is the key characteristic of Rembrandt lighting in studio photography?
NO shadows
Even lighting
Strong contrast
Soft illumination
What effect does split lighting aim to create in portrait photography?
Bright and cheerful mood
Subtle and understated mood
Dramatic and intense mood
Soft and gentle mood
Which aperture is larger?
A) f/2.8
B) f/16
C) f/22
The ISO tells you...
A) How expensive the camera is.
B) How many exposures you can make.
C) How sensitive the camera sensor is to light.
5. What is aperture?
A) The distance between the camera and the subject.
B) The size of the lens opening which controls the amount of light entering the camera.
C) A measurement of sensitivity to light.
D) The speed of the shutter which controls the amount of light entering the camera.
The three most important settings for exposing an image with a camera are...
A) Auto-focus, ISO, and Flash.
B) ISO, Manual Focus, and White Balance.
C) Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO.
D) Depth of field, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.
A fast shutter speed is use to...
A) Make a picture look blurry.
B) Make the scene look like it is frozen in time.
C) Make a picture look like it is in motion.
Aperture controls what two aspects of your photo?
Shutter Speed and ISO
Depth of Field and Exposure
Distance and Color
White Balance and ISO
Which of these Shutter Speeds is the fastest?
1/15
1/60
1/200
1/1000
After developing the film strip through the chemical process next you need to _______ the images.
Enlarge
Cut up
Draw
This is an image of a(n)...
Printer
Microscope
Enlarger
Lamp
The enlarging process is....
How we make cameras bigger.
How a photo is replicated or imprinted onto large photo paper.
The chemical process needed to develop film.
A process that allows you to show everyone your pictures via slideshow.
Which image below shows the film carrier?
Which image below shows the where the focus knobs are located?
Which image below shows the baseboard where the photo paper is placed?
The light being shed on the photo paper is ______ to allow a certain amount of exposure on the paper.
Filtered
Timed
Red
Strong
Match the description with the part of the enlarger:
This is what you would place the film strip into and would slide into the enlarger head.
Baseboard, easel
Focus knob
Enlarger lens
Negative carrier
Match the description with the part of the enlarger:
These adjust a projected image into focus.
Film carrier
Focus knob
Enlarger lens
Baseboard, easel
REVIEW: What is the order of chemicals used in film development?
Stop bath, fixer, developer
Fixer, stop bath, developer
Developer, fixer, stop bath
Developer, stop bath, fixer
How is shutter speed measured?
In degrees
In millimeters
In megapixels
In fractions of a second
What is the primary function of the shutter in photography?
To control the aperture
To adjust the ISO
To set the exposure time
To determine the depth of field
What effect does a fast shutter speed have on motion in a photograph?
It enhances the motion
It distorts the motion
It blurs the motion
It freezes the motion
What does ISO represent in photography?
The aperture size
The films sensitivity to light
The depth of field
The lens focal length
Which aspect of photography controls the amount of time the camera's shutter is open?
Shutter speed
ISO
Exposure
Aperture
What happens when the shutter speed is slower?
The image becomes overexposed
The depth of field decreases
Motion blur is introduced
The image becomes underexposed
What ISO film do we use ?
200
100
400
6400
What is the ideal development temperature?
68 degrees
58 degrees
72 degree
65 degrees
Don't be late and expect Mr. vargas to be________
late
happy
sad
on time
What f stop should iu use according to sunny 16 rule?
2.8
16
11
5.6
What should I do after Im done shooting a roll of film?
rewind
open the camera
hit the rewind release button, then rewind
turn in the camera
Why should you go slow when making prints?
because I have lots of time
if I go slow, I will make less mistakes and actually go faster
I shouldn't I should guess to go fast.
because vargas wants me too waste time
According to sunny 16 rule, what f stop should I use for this portrait in shade?
5.6
16
11
8
If im trying to develop film and the developer is 62 degrees. What temperature should my water be sop that the moisture of water and developer equals 68 degree?
Its should be (a) degrees
This is an example of _____________ studio lighting
classic
Rembrandt
split
butterfly
What are two strategies I can use to make better photos?
use unique angles
get close
look for leading lines
use the rule of thirds
What type of studio lighting is this?
Rembrandt
split
classic
butterfly
What is your evaluation of this class so far? what do you enjoy? what has been the biggest struggle ?
