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Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 11mins
Fill in the blank: The three settings that control exposure are shutter speed, aperture, and ____.
ISO
White balance
Exposure compensation
Focus
Which setting affects the amount of light entering the camera?
What does exposure control in a photograph?
The color of the photo
The size of the photo
How light or dark the photo will be
The shape of the photo
What does aperture control in photography?
Shutter speed
Depth of field
ISO sensitivity
White balance
Fill in the blank: A small aperture like f/22 results in a ______ depth of field.
deep
shallow
narrow
limited
What is 'Depth of Field' in photography?
It is the range of distance within a photo that appears acceptably sharp.
It refers to the amount of natural light captured only.
It describes the color saturation level in a photograph.
It is the measurement of the camera’s zoom capability in different lenses.
Which aperture setting provides more depth of field, keeping everything in focus?
A) f/2.8
B) f/5.6
C) f/8
D) f/16
True or False: Phone cameras have the same flexibility with depth of field as DSLRs.
True
False
How can you fake depth of field flexibility with a phone camera?
By using software blur effects such as portrait mode
By using a detachable DSLR lens
By shooting with increased shutter speed
By relying solely on physical aperture adjustments
Narrow depth of field in photography indicates that only a small part of the image is sharply focused.
It indicates that only a small part of the image is sharply focused.
It means that the entire image is in focus.
It is a technique that increases the overall focus across the image.
It refers to a type of wide depth of field where everything is sharply focused.
Which f-stop number would you use to achieve a narrow depth of field?
f/1.8
f/2.4
f/4
f/5.6
What is a large depth of field best used for?
Portraits
Landscapes
Sports
Night photography
In order to capture sharpness with a large depth of field, what type of aperture should be used?
Wide aperture
Narrow aperture
Medium aperture
No aperture
Fill in the blank: A large depth of field keeps a ______ area in focus, making more of the image sharp and clear.
larger
narrow
limited
restricted
What depth of field setting is used in the image labeled 'Shallow'?
A) f/2.8-f/5.6
B) f/8-f/11
C) f/16-f/22
What is the depth of field range for the 'Mid' example?
f/2.8-f/5.6
f/8-f/11
f/16-f/22
Describe the effect of using a 'Deep' depth of field in photography. Choose the correct statement.
It produces a photograph where both foreground and background are in sharp focus.
It blurs the entire image.
It creates a selective focus on the subject while blurring the background.
It does not affect the focus of the image.
