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WorksheetsShutter Speed: Camera Parts and Functions
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which camera part is directly associated with controlling the duration of light exposure?
Lens
Shutter
Sensor
Viewfinder
Which factor is adjusted to prevent an image from being too bright or too dark?
Aperture
Shutter Speed
ISO
All of the above
How is shutter speed measured?
In minutes
In hours
In fractions of seconds
In meters
Which of the following is NOT a common shutter speed?
1/2
1/4
1/8
10 seconds
What is the purpose of using fast shutter speeds (1/125 and higher) in photography?
To blur the subject
To freeze the subject in action
To darken the image
To increase exposure.
In what situations are very slow shutter speeds typically used?
A) Bright daylight
B) Very low light situations
C) Fast-moving subjects
D) Indoor sports events.
What is the result of using a shutter speed of 1 second?
Freeze motion
Blur motion
Short exposure
No effect
What happens to motion when using a fast shutter speed?
It blurs
It freezes
It darkens
It brightens
What is the effect of using a shutter speed of 1/1000?
Blur motion
Freeze motion
Increase exposure
Decrease contrast
What is the purpose of using a higher shutter speed in sports photography?
To blur the action
To freeze the action
To darken the image
To increase color saturation.
This diagram represents shutter speed
True
False
Which of these shutter speeds is slowest?
1/30
1/60
1/100
1/1000
Which of the following shutter speeds would be more likely to FREEZE motion?
1/800
f/2.8
4”
f/22
Which of the following “auto-exposure” modes allows the user to control the shutter speed with the camera
automatically selecting the aperture and ISO values?
M
AV
TV
AUTO
Using a shutter speed lower than 1/30 means you should use a tripod?
True
False
What is the shutter speed on this camera?
1/200
3.5
906
160
Shutter speed refers to how quickly the shutter opens and closes, exposing light to the sensor
True
False
Which camera setting would you adjust to capture motion blur in a photograph?
White balance
Focus mode
Shutter speed
ISO
If you want to photograph a waterfall and make the water look smooth and silky, which shutter speed should you use?
1/1000
1/500
1/2000
1/2
What is the relationship between aperture, shutter speed, and ISO in the exposure triangle?
They are independent of each other
They work together to determine the exposure of an image
They only affect the colour of the image
They are only relevant in manual mode
Which shutter speed is best for capturing a fast-moving subject in sharp detail?
1/30 second
1/60 second
1/250 second
1/1000 second
Shutter speed is the amount of ____ the camera takes the picture.
time
space
light
