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Skill 2 > Settings

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What camera mode do we use in the Studio?

a)

Aperture Priority Mode (AV)

b)

Manual Mode (M)

c)

Shutter Priority Mode (TV)

d)

Program Mode (P)

2.

Can we use the Exposure Meter (EV) to check if our exposure is correct when connected to the flash?

a)

Yes

b)

No

3.

What White Balance (WB) should be used for Artificial Light?

a)

Automatic White Balance (AWB)

b)

Fluro

c)

Flash

d)

Daylight

4.

The White Balance controls the ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
colour of the light
intensity of the light
quality of the image
5.

What ISO should be used in the Studio?

a)

100

b)

AUTO

c)

1600

d)

400

6.

ISO controls the ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
image quality + sensitivity of the camera
image quality + screen resolution
megapixel count + sensitivity of the camera
7.

Organize these options into the right File types.

Categorize the following

Edited

Smaller file size

Large file size

Lossy compression

Commonly used for web images

Supported by most devices

Quick + Instant sharing

High quality

Greater flexibility in post-processing

Original image data preserved

Lossless compression

Professional photographers prefer

Needs to be edited before sharing

JPEG
RAW
8.

Shutter speed is ​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
The opening and closing of the shutter
the time the shutter is open, in the lens
the time the shutter is open, inside the camera
9.

The Sync Speed (shutter speed) for Artificial Light is ​ (a)   . It is the ​ (b)   shutter speed you can use. This is because the shutter ​ (c)   and get back into the lens.

Choose from the below words
1/200
1/4000
1"
fastest
only
slowest
needs time for the flash to bounce off the subject
needs t
10.

Aperture is ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
the opening of the lens
inside the camera
controlling the speed of the shutter
11.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Creates a shallow depth of field (small amount in focus)

Allows for faster shutter speeds

Ideal for portrait photography

Reduces the amount of light entering the lens

Suitable for capturing landscapes with sharp focus throughout

Requires longer exposure times in low light conditions

Small aperture number (1.8 - 5.6)

Large aperture number (16 - 32)

Mid range aperture number (8 - 11)

Great as a base setting in the studio

Mid range depth of field

Increases the amount of light entering the lens

Creates a large depth of field (lots of the image in foucs)

Large Aperture
Small Aperture
Mid range Aperture