WorksheetsNGI_IVCB_IVGC115_Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
Explain how you would lock focus in Single Auto Focus (AF) mode.
Write down five tips you would give to a beginner on how to hold and handle a DSLR camera.
Identify which Auto Focus (AF) mode constantly updates the focus distance to track a moving subject.
Recall and write down the closest distance a lens can focus on.
Identify where the camera will focus when the automatic Auto Focus (AF) point is selected.
Identify where points of interest should be placed on a 3x3 grid when using the rule of thirds.
Explain how you can prevent a subject from becoming silhouetted against a brightly lit background.
State what a successful composition does in guiding the viewer’s eye.
Identify the typical default metering mode on your camera.
Identify the effect of increasing the aperture size by 1 stop on the amount of light entering the camera.
Recall and write down the aspect of a digital sensor that is affected by the ISO setting.
Recall and write down the time of day known as the “golden hour” for shooting photos.
Explain how you would avoid camera shake when handholding a camera.
On overcast days, shadows are:
A Harsh
B Bright
C Diffused
Identify the aperture that will give a shallow depth of field.
A f/5.6
B f/11
C f/22
Point out the mode you should use to freeze the action in a photo.
A Aperture priority mode
B Shutter priority mode
C Manual priority mode
Identify the equivalent exposure setting of 1/1000sec at f/4.
A 1/500sec at f/11
B 1/125sec at f/11
C ½ sec at f/5.6
Recognise the mode that controls the depth of field in your photos.
A Aperture priority mode
B Shutter priority mode
C Manual priority mode
Identify the colour that carries more visual weight in a photo.
A Blue
B White
C Black
Identify the fastest shutter speed on a DSLR camera.
A 1/4000 sec
B 1/30 sec
C 1/500 sec
