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WorksheetsStudy Guide for Quiz #1 - Digital Photo 1
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 34mins
what is F32-F4 of aperture used for?
outside
inside
What aperture can you both inside and outside (mainly inside)
F4
F16
F1.4
F32
what aperture(s) is used outside?
(a)
what is F4-F1.4 of aperture used for?
outside
inside
what aperture(s) is used inside?
(a)
What shutter speed is used for sports/motion?
(a)
what shutter speed should you not go below?
(a)
do not go under or can go under
1/30, 1/15, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2
do not go under
can go under
What ISO is used when it is super sunny?
(a)
What ISO is used when it is outside and cloudy?
(a)
What ISO is used when it is indoor?
(a)
What ISO is used when it is dark or indoor?
(a)
In order to take a photograph, your camera collects and focus' light.
The body of the camera determines the aperture, not the lens.
The body of the camera determines the aperture, not the lens. This is false, why is this?
(a)
When taking a picture, light goes in the through the lens and hits the (a) , which is kind of like the hard drive in the camera. It stores all of the data including the pictures.
The exposure triangle is made up of shutter speed, f stop and aperture.
The exposure triangle is made up of shutter speed, f stop and aperture. This is not true. Why is that?
(a)
When you take a picture, the hard drive in the camera converts it into pixels, which then turn into:
dark and light areas
sound
a long string of number called code
none of the above
every photograph is made up of (a) , also called a picture element.
An underexposed photograph is too dark.
to much lit
(a)
under light need
(a)
(a) is defined as the opening in the lens through which light travels
(a) is defined as the amount of time the shutter is open when taking a picture.
(a) is defined as the sensitivity of the image sensor
This is a picture of your camera's "light meter. On this light meter, where should the flashing line by when you have "correct exposure" in your photograph?
(a)
if my aperture was at f11 and I was noticing that my photograph was TOO DARK, which of the following things could I do to make my photograph have correct lighting?
open up the aperture by setting it to a lower setting like f5.6
close the aperture by setting it to a higher setting like f16
do nothing, it's hopeless!
A "Shallow Depth of Field" can be achieved by setting the camera to a high aperture, such as f/22
What is an example of an aperture setting that you would use inside to let the most light into your camera?
(a)
What aperture setting will give you a blurry background just like in "portrait mode" on the iphone/
(a)
shutter speed is measured in fractions
If you are shooting motion or sports and you do not want it to be blurry, what is a good shutter speed to use?
(a)
What is the magic shutter speed number never to go below or your photographs might be blurry?
(a)
Oh no, my camera's shutter speed is set to 1/125 and my photograph is too light. I want to keep my aperture the same, but just change the shutter speed to fix the problem. What should I set my shutter speed to in order to make my photograph darker?
(a)
Which ISO below will have the most "Grain" or "Noise"?
ISO 100
ISO 200
ISO 800
ISO 1600
On a cloudy day, what should I set my ISO to?
(a)
What ISO number do I never go above on these camera or m photograph might have too much noise?
(a)
I am at ISO 800 and my photograph is too dark! If I only want to change my ISO settings to fix the problem, what could I change my ISO to in order to make my photograph lighter?
(a)
When using my camera to photograph, I should always wear it around my neck to avoid damaging the camera
I can always take my camera home to photograph, as long as I bring it back for class.
