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G6 Q2 ARTS Mastering Mobile Photography

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Date
1.

What is the purpose of adjusting ISO in photography?

a)

To control the camera's sensitivity to light.

b)

To change the lens aperture size.

c)

To adjust the color balance in photos.

d)

To increase the camera's resolution.

2.

How does aperture affect the depth of field in a photo?

a)

Only shutter speed influences depth of field.

b)

Aperture affects depth of field by controlling how much of the scene is in focus; larger apertures create shallower DoF, while smaller apertures increase DoF.

c)

Aperture has no effect on depth of field.

d)

Depth of field is solely determined by the camera sensor size.

3.

What is the rule of thirds in composition?

a)

The rule of thirds is a method for adjusting color balance in photography.

b)

The rule of thirds is a technique for creating symmetrical images.

c)

The rule of thirds is a composition guideline that divides an image into nine equal parts to enhance visual interest.

d)

The rule of thirds involves placing the subject in the center of the frame.

4.

Why is it important to have a focal point in your photos?

a)

Focal points are only necessary in landscape photography.

b)

It is important to have a focal point in your photos to guide the viewer's attention and enhance the composition.

c)

Having multiple focal points is always better for composition.

d)

A focal point distracts from the main subject.

5.

What is the best time of day for natural lighting?

a)

During a cloudy day with no direct sunlight.

b)

Midday when the sun is directly overhead.

c)

Golden hour, shortly after sunrise and before sunset.

d)

Late evening after sunset.

6.

How can shadows enhance a photograph?

a)

Shadows only create distractions in a photograph.

b)

Shadows are irrelevant to the composition of a photograph.

c)

Shadows make a photograph look flat and dull.

d)

Shadows enhance a photograph by adding depth, contrast, and interest.

7.

What is the function of white balance in photography?

a)

To adjust the exposure settings of the camera.

b)

To increase the contrast in images.

c)

The function of white balance is to correct color casts in photos to achieve accurate color representation.

d)

To enhance the brightness of photos.

8.

What are some common mobile editing apps?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Canva

c)

Photoshop Express

d)

Adobe Lightroom, Snapseed, VSCO, InShot, KineMaster

9.

How can cropping improve a photo's composition?

a)

Cropping makes the photo larger and more detailed.

b)

Cropping adds more elements to the photo.

c)

Cropping improves a photo's composition by focusing on the subject and enhancing balance.

d)

Cropping removes the subject from the photo.

10.

What is the effect of using a filter on a photo?

a)

Filters are used to increase the file size of photos.

b)

Filters can improve aesthetics and convey emotions in photos.

c)

Filters can only make photos black and white.

d)

Filters have no impact on the photo's quality.

11.

How can you capture a moving subject clearly?

a)

Increase the ISO and use a tripod.

b)

Use a fast shutter speed and continuous autofocus.

c)

Use a slow shutter speed and manual focus.

d)

Zoom in and take the photo from a distance.

12.

What techniques can help reduce motion blur in photos?

a)

Increase exposure time

b)

Use a wide aperture

c)

Use faster shutter speeds, stabilize the camera, increase ISO, and use burst mode.

d)

Add a filter to the lens

13.

What is the difference between portrait and landscape orientation?

a)

Portrait orientation is horizontal; landscape orientation is vertical.

b)

Both orientations are the same; they just have different names.

c)

Portrait orientation is used for video; landscape orientation is used for images.

d)

Portrait orientation is vertical; landscape orientation is horizontal.

14.

How can leading lines be used in composition?

a)

Leading lines are irrelevant to visual storytelling.

b)

Leading lines are only used in portrait photography.

c)

Leading lines can only create flat compositions.

d)

Leading lines can be used to direct attention, create depth, and enhance composition.

15.

What is the importance of framing in photography?

a)

Framing is only important for landscape photography.

b)

Framing has no impact on the viewer's experience.

c)

Framing is primarily used to increase camera stability.

d)

Framing helps to focus attention, enhance composition, and convey emotions in photography.