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WorksheetsExposure Triangle
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 25mins
A slower shutter speed might make a moving object appear _______.
Darker
Brighter
Grainier
This diagram represents
Shutter Speed
Aperture
ISO
Which of the following statements about aperture is true?
A wider aperture (lower f-stop) allows less light into the camera.
A narrow aperture (higher f-stop) lets in more light and creates a brighter image.
A wider aperture (lower f-stop) creates a blurrier background.
Aperture only affects exposure and has no impact on depth of field.
Examine the following image and select the correct combination:
Fast shutter speed, wide aperture, low ISO
Slow shutter speed, narrow aperture, low ISO
Fast shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO
Slow shutter speed, wide aperture, high ISO
Increasing ISO makes the image ________ but risks adding grain.
Darker
Silky
Blurry
Does the following image contain a fast or slow shutter speed? Mark only one oval.
Fast shutter speed
Slow shutter speed
What is the PRIMARY function of aperture in photography?
It controls the camera's shutter speed.
It adjusts the amount of light entering the lens.
It determines the camera’s ISO setting.
It affects only the color of the image.
What does a faster shutter speed (e.g., 1/1000) do in photography?
Captures more light and creates a brighter image.
Freezes motion and reduces motion blur.
Blurs motion to create a sense of movement.
Increases the depth of field.
Examine the following image and select the correct combination:
Slow shutter speed, wide aperture, high ISO
Fast shutter speed, wide aperture, low ISO
Slow shutter speed, narrow aperture, low ISO
Fast shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO
A wider aperture (low f-stop) creates a ________ depth of field, which makes the background more out of focus.
Brighter
Grainier
Deep
A lower ISO setting can make an image _________ and can reduce digital noise.
Darker
Grainier
Blurry
Does the following image contain a wide or narrow aperture?
Wide aperture
Narrow aperture
What are the three components of the exposure triangle?
White balance, contrast, ISO
Shutter speed, aperture, ISO
Focus, zoom, brightness
Shutter speed, ISO, white balance
Which of these shutter speeds is slowest?
1/30
1/60
1/100
1/1000
What is "Exposure Triangle" in photography?
A geometric shape used to frame subjects in a photo
A type of camera stand for long-exposure shots
The relationship between shutter speed, aperture, and ISO that determines the exposure of an image
A lighting technique used in studio photography
Does the following image contain a wide or narrow aperture?
Wide aperture
Narrow Aperture
What does the aperture control?
Depth of field
The color of the image
Image dullness
Noise in an image
A lower f-stop number (e.g., f/2.8) results in:
A narrow aperture and more light entering
A wide aperture and less light entering
A wide aperture and more light entering
A narrow aperture and less light entering
Examine the following image and select the correct combination:
Slow shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO
Fast shutter speed, wide aperture, low ISO
Slow shutter speed, wide aperture, low ISO
Fast shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO
What does ISO measure?
Image sharpness
The camera's ensitivity to light
Color balance
White balance
A high ISO number (e.g., ISO 3200) will likely result in:
A bright and clear image
A dark and noisy image
A bright image with more noise
A dark image with no noise
Does the following image contain a wide or narrow aperture?
Wide aperture
Narrow aperture
What happens if the shutter speed is too slow?
The image becomes perfectly exposed
The image becomes blurry due to motion
The image becomes underexposed
The image capture fast motion perfectly
Because everything in the frame is in focus, I know that this is a ________ depth of field.
Shallow
Deep
Which aperture setting would give you the DEEPEST depth of field?
f/2.8
f/16
f/8
f/ 22
A fast shutter speed is typically used for:
Capturing fast-moving subjects
Creating motion blur
Shooting in low light
Shooting still subjects
Does the following image contain a low or a high ISO?
Low ISO
High ISO
What does narrowing your aperture from say, f/2.8 to f/11 do to the EXPOSURE of the photograph?
Lets in less light
Lets in more light
Reduces ISO
Creates a noisy image
Which setting would you change first to reduce noise in a low-light situation?
Lower ISO
Raise ISO
Increase shutter speed
Narrow aperture
What happens if you increase the ISO without changing shutter speed or aperture?
The image becomes brighter but with more noise
The image becomes darker and sharper
The image becomes brighter with less depth of field
The image becomes dark and noisy
Because the background is blurry, I know that this is a ________ depth of field.
Shallow
Deep
Which of the following settings would give the greatest exposure to light?
ISO 100, f/16, 1/1000 sec
ISO 800, f/2.8, 1/60 sec
ISO 400, f/8, 1/250 sec
What does a slow shutter speed allow you to capture?
High detail in bright conditions
Motion blur or light trails
Freeze frame an image
Bright light conditions and high noise
What effect does narrowing the aperture (e.g., f/11 to f/22) have on EXPOSURE?
The image becomes darker
The image becomes brighter
The image sharpens
The image becomes blurry
This diagram represents shutter speed
True
False
What combination of settings would you use to freeze action in sports photography in low light conditions?
Low ISO, slow shutter speed, narrow aperture
High ISO, fast shutter speed, wide aperture
Low ISO, fast shutter speed, wide aperture
High ISO, slow shutter speed, narrow aperture
What would increasing the f-stop (e.g., f/4 to f/11) do to the depth of field?
It creates a deeper depth of field
It creates a shallower depth of field
It has no effect on depth of field
It creates a colorful depth of field
When should you consider using a slower shutter speed?
When shooting in bright daylight
When capturing low-light environments
When avoiding motion blur
When trying to freeze an image
If your photo is too dark, which of the following is the correct setting you should adjust?
Increase ISO
Increase shutter speed
Narrow the aperture
Decrease ISO
Examine the following image and select the correct combination:
Fast shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO
Slow shutter speed, narrow aperture, high ISO
Fast shutter speed, wide aperture, high ISO
Slow shutter speed, wide aperture, low ISO
In what situation would you want to use a low ISO setting (e.g., ISO 100)?
In a dark room with no external lighting
On a bright, sunny day
In a fast-moving scene
On a rainy day
Which setting combination would likely result in a well-exposed image in bright sunlight?
ISO 100, f/16, 1/500 sec
ISO 800, f/2.8, 1/60 sec
ISO 1600, f/8, 1/100 sec
