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Photo Feud

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does ISO control on a camera?

a)

Color Balance

b)

Focus Sharpness

c)

Light Sensitivity

d)

Shutter Speed

2.

What are the 3 elements of the exposure triangle?

a)

Zoom, ISO, Filter

b)

Contrast, Brightness, Hue

c)

Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO

d)

Saturation, Lens, White Balance

3.

What does the rule of thirds refer to?

a)

Using three lights when shooting

b)

Composing with a 3x3 grid

c)

Shooting with thirds of the ISO range

d)

Editing photos in three steps

4.

What is depth of field?

a)

The distance you zoom in

b)

The blur caused by motion

c)

The color range in a photo

d)

The area in focus in a photo

5.

What is a prime lens?

a)
A prime lens is a zoom lens with variable focal lengths.
b)
A prime lens is a type of film used in photography.
c)
A prime lens is a lens that cannot focus on objects.
d)
A prime lens is a fixed focal length camera lens.
6.

What’s the difference between a DSLR and a mirrorless camera?

a)
The main difference is that DSLRs have a mirror mechanism and optical viewfinder, while mirrorless cameras do not.
b)
DSLRs can only shoot in manual mode, whereas mirrorless cameras can shoot in automatic mode.
c)
Mirrorless cameras have a built-in flash, while DSLRs do not.
d)
DSLRs are lighter than mirrorless cameras.
7.

What is white balance?

a)
White balance is a camera setting that adjusts colors to appear natural under different lighting.
b)
A mode that applies filters to images.
c)
A feature that enhances the camera's resolution.
d)
A setting that controls the camera's shutter speed.
8.

What tool is used to diffuse harsh light?

a)
Umbrella
b)
Softbox
c)
Diffuser
d)
Reflector
9.

What effect does a smaller aperture (e.g., f/16) have on an image?

a)
A smaller aperture increases depth of field and reduces light exposure.
b)
A smaller aperture blurs the background and sharpens the foreground.
c)
A smaller aperture has no effect on image quality.
d)
A smaller aperture decreases depth of field and increases light exposure.
10.

What is chromatic aberration, and how is it typically corrected?

a)
Chromatic aberration is a feature of digital cameras.
b)
Chromatic aberration is a type of color blindness.
c)
Chromatic aberration is a lens distortion causing color fringing, corrected by achromatic lenses or software.
d)
It is corrected by using polarizing filters.
11.

How does a full-frame sensor differ from a crop sensor (APS-C)?

a)
A full-frame sensor is smaller than a crop sensor (APS-C).
b)
A crop sensor (APS-C) offers better image quality than a full-frame sensor.
c)
Full-frame sensors are only used in video cameras, while crop sensors are for still photography.
d)
A full-frame sensor is larger than a crop sensor (APS-C), offering better image quality and low-light performance.
12.

In RAW image files, which of the following is true?

a)
RAW files automatically enhance images with filters and effects.
b)
RAW files are only suitable for web use and not for printing.
c)
RAW files retain all image data and allow for extensive editing.
d)
RAW files compress image data for smaller file sizes.
13.

What byte is the largest?

a)

Gigabyte

b)

Megabyte

c)

Terabyte

d)

Kilobyte

14.

In Lightroom Classic, what is the primary difference between the Library module and the Develop module?

a)
The Library module is for sharing photos; the Develop module is for importing them.
b)
The Library module is for printing photos; the Develop module is for organizing them.
c)
The Library module is for photo management; the Develop module is for photo editing.
d)
The Library module is for photo editing; the Develop module is for photo management.
15.

Which of the following file types does NOT support Lightroom's non-destructive editing model?

a)
JPEG
b)
RAW
c)
TIFF
d)
PSD
16.

What does the “Clarity” slider in Lightroom affect the most?

a)
Midtone contrast and texture detail.
b)
Sharpness and noise reduction.
c)
Color saturation and vibrancy.
d)
Overall brightness and exposure levels.
17.

In Photoshop, which blend mode darkens the image by selecting the darker of the base or blend color?

a)

Multiply

b)

Overlay

c)

Screen

d)

Difference

18.

What is the primary purpose of using Smart Objects in Photoshop?

a)

To lock layers from being edited

b)

To increase file size intentionally

c)

To preserve image quality during transformation and apply non - destructive filters

d)

To rasterize vector content

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