WorksheetsShutter Speeds (Canon DSLR)
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 23mins
A/Av, P, M, & S/Tv: What do these letters mean?
They are abbreviations for different types of media.
They represent mathematical symbols.
They are chemical element symbols.
They are random letters with no specific meaning.
How does each letter control the camera?
Each letter corresponds to a specific camera function.
Each letter is a shortcut for opening different applications.
Each letter is used to type text on the screen.
Each letter changes the screen brightness.
Which letter is best used for which function?
A is best used for addition, B is best used for subtraction
A is best used for multiplication, B is best used for division
A is best used for subtraction, B is best used for addition
A is best used for division, B is best used for multiplication
What does A/AV stand for in photography?
Aperture Value
Aperture Priority
Automatic Value
Automatic Priority
Aperture controls ______ light enters the camera.
how much
how many
how often
how long
Where is the aperture located in a camera?
Inside the camera body
Inside the camera lens
On the camera screen
On the camera battery
The larger the aperture opening, the ______ sharp the final image will be.
less
more
equally
very
What else does the aperture control besides the amount of light?
Shutter speed
ISO
Depth of field
White balance
When is it ideal to use aperture priority mode?
For landscapes
For portraits
For sports
For night photography
What does the aperture setting f22 indicate in terms of depth of field?
Fill in the blank: The aperture setting f2.8 provides the _______ depth of field.
depth of field
shallow
wide
narrow
What does the diagram illustrate about depth of field in photography?
The relationship between aperture size and depth of field
The effect of shutter speed on image sharpness
The impact of ISO settings on image brightness
The role of focal length in image composition
What does S/Tv stand for in photography?
Shutter Speed
Aperture Priority
ISO Setting
White Balance
In S/Tv mode, what does the camera automatically adjust when you set the shutter speed?
A) Aperture and ISO
B) White Balance
C) Focus
D) Zoom
The shutter speed controls how ______ light enters the camera.
long
short
much
little
When is it ideal to use S/Tv mode?
Portrait Photography
Landscape Photography
Sports/Action Photography
Night Photography
What happens to the amount of light when the shutter speed is slower?
Fill in the blank: A faster shutter speed results in a _______ image.
a clearer or sharper
a darker
a more blurred
a noisier
Which shutter speed setting will result in a more blurry image?
1/2
1/60
1/250
What does 'P' stand for in camera settings?
Program Mode
Portrait Mode
Panorama Mode
Professional Mode
True or False: The higher the ISO, the less noise an image will have.
True
False
What should you do with your ISO setting in bright light conditions?
Set ISO lower
Set ISO higher
Keep ISO the same
Fill in the blank: In low light conditions, you should set your ISO ______.
higher
lower
the same
to auto
What does the exposure meter indicate when it is set at 0?
A) Underexposed
B) Correctly exposed
C) Overexposed
The technique that involves moving the camera to follow a moving subject, resulting in a sharp subject and a blurred background is called:
Panning
Zooming
Tilting
Tracking
The word 'BLUR' means:
a clear image
a sharp sound
an indistinct shape or image
a bright color
What does the word 'FREEZE' mean?
To melt
To become liquid
to stop all motion in the photo
To evaporate
What does the word 'blur' mean?
To make or become unclear or less distinct
To sharpen or make more distinct
To change color
To move quickly
Which of the following is not a setting that controls exposure?
Shutter Speed
Aperture
ISO
White Balance
True or False: Shutter speed is measured in fractions of a second.
True
False
What does a shutter speed of 1/500 do to the action in a picture?
A) Blurs the action
B) Freezes the action
C) Darkens the picture
D) Brightens the picture
What happens when the shutter speed is set below 1/60?
The image becomes sharper.
The image will blur most action.
The image will be overexposed.
What is the effect of using a shutter speed below 1/60 while moving the camera with the action?
A) Freeze the action
B) Blur the background
C) PAN the action
D) Overexpose the image.
How many photos will you turn in from today's Shutter Speed activity?
5
10
20
A bunch
What the three types of shutter speed images I need to focus on today?
Exposure, ISO and Shutter Speed
Blur, Pan and Freeze
Soft, Hard and Moving
f2, 1/60, f1/250
