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Processes in Photography

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which photography specialisation focuses on documenting real-life events and social issues?

a)

Wedding photography

b)

Portrait photography

c)

Documentary photography

d)

Commercial photography

2.

Which specialisation is primarily driven by client branding and product imagery?

a)

Landscape photography

b)

Commercial photography

c)

Fashion photography

d)

Astrophotography

3.

What factor contributes most to market potential in wedding photography?

a)

Casual shooting style

b)

Seasonal demand and package pricing

c)

Studio lighting only

d)

Underwater shooting skills

4.

In portrait photography, which demographic trend can increase demand?

a)

Growth in corporate headshots for LinkedIn profiles

b)

Decline in smartphone usage

c)

Reduction of social media platforms

d)

Rise of video streaming services

5.

Commercial photography revenue is often maximised through:

a)

Selling prints at art fairs

b)

Licensing images to brands and agencies

c)

Candid street captures

d)

Personal travel albums

6.

Documentary photographers typically rely on which of the following revenue streams?

a)

Editorial assignments and grants

b)

Stock photo websites only

c)

Event photography bookings

d)

Real estate shoots

7.

Which specialisation often requires extensive post-processing for tone and colour consistency?

a)

Documentary photography

b)

Commercial photography

c)

Street photography

d)

Wildlife photography

8.

High-end commercial photography often commands higher rates than standard wedding photography.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

A wide aperture (e.g., f/1.8) primarily produces:

a)

Deep depth of field

b)

Shallow depth of field

c)

Increased motion blur

d)

Reduced lens speed

10.

Increasing ISO sensitivity results in:

a)

Lower image noise

b)

Brighter exposures with potential noise

c)

Smaller depth of field

d)

Reduced shutter speed

11.

A fast shutter speed (e.g., 1/2000 s) is best for:

a)

Capturing motion blur

b)

Freezing fast action

c)

Long-exposure landscapes

d)

Increasing ISO automatically

12.

Depth of field is most strongly influenced by:

a)

Shutter speed only

b)

ISO setting only

c)

Aperture size and focal length

d)

White balance

13.

To reduce motion blur when panning a moving subject, you should:

a)

Slow down the shutter speed and move the camera with the subject

b)

Increase ISO only

c)

Use the smallest aperture

d)

Remove the lens hood

14.

A higher f-number (e.g., f/16) yields a smaller aperture opening.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Which lens characteristic also affects depth of field alongside aperture?

a)

Focal length

b)

Flash sync speed

c)

Sensor temperature

d)

Battery level

16.

To achieve both a sharp foreground and background in a landscape portrait, you should use:

a)

Wide aperture and slow shutter

b)

Narrow aperture and appropriate ISO

c)

High ISO only

d)

Low ISO and fastest shutter

17.

Which of the following is NOT a common video shooting error?

a)

Unsteady camera movement

b)

Incorrect focus pull

c)

Excessive shutter angle

d)

Optimal frame rate setting

18.

Using an excessively slow shutter speed in video can cause:

a)

Too much motion blur

b)

Perfectly crisp footage

c)

Increased depth of field

d)

Reduced ISO sensitivity

19.

Overexposure in video can be corrected entirely in post-production without quality loss.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Shooting from an unsafe angle while filming a moving motor rider poses the greatest risks.

a)

Frame rate stability

b)

Camera sensor damage

c)

Camera shake and motion artefacts

d)

Lens focal length changes

21.

Which technique helps stabilise handheld video footage?

a)

Increasing ISO

b)

Using a tripod or gimbal

c)

Switching to manual focus only

d)

Decreasing resolution

22.

Incorrect white balance in video results in:

a)

Natural-looking colours

b)

Colour casts that may look unnatural

c)

Increased dynamic range

d)

Sharper focus

23.

A too-high frame rate (e.g., 120 fps for standard playback) without proper lighting may lead to:

a)

Cinematic motion blur

b)

Underexposed footage

c)

Overheating the sensor

d)

White balance shift

24.

Ensuring accurate exposure in video primarily involves adjusting:

a)

Aperture, shutter angle, and ISO

b)

Focal length and composition

c)

Colour profiles only

d)

Lens zoom

25.

In landscape photography, the foreground element is closest to:

a)

The camera

b)

The horizon

c)

The background

d)

The photographer’s origin

26.

Which compositional rule enhances depth by positioning subjects along diagonal lines?

a)

Rule of thirds

b)

Leading lines

c)

Golden ratio

d)

Centred composition

27.

Placing a strong subject in the midground can help balance foreground and background.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Including distinct background elements in a landscape shot primarily adds:

a)

Texture

b)

Sense of scale and context

c)

ISO sensitivity

d)

Flash reflection

29.

Which aperture setting would you choose to achieve maximum depth of field?

a)

f/2.8

b)

f/8

c)

f/22

d)

f/1.4

30.

Using a wide-angle lens in landscape photography generally:

a)

Compresses depth

b)

Expands perceived depth

c)

Increases motion blur

d)

Reduces the field of view

31.

Foreground interest elements in nature photography could include:

a)

Distant mountain peaks

b)

Close-up flowers or rocks

c)

Cloud formations

d)

Sky only

32.

Balancing foreground, midground, and background leads to:

a)

Visual confusion

b)

A layered sense of depth

c)

Telephoto compression

d)

Overexposed highlights

33.

A handheld incident light meter measures:

a)

Light reflected off the subject

b)

Light falling on the subject

c)

Ambient sound levels

d)

White balance

34.

Which camera setting is directly determined using a light meter’s reading?

a)

White balance preset

b)

Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO combination for correct exposure

c)

Focal length

d)

Lens mount type

35.

A reflective light meter is not affected by the subject’s colour or reflectivity.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

In a studio shoot, using a grey card with a light meter helps to:

a)

Calibrate exposure and white balance

b)

Adjust the focal length

c)

Increase ISO sensitivity

d)

Prevent lens flare

37.

Which accessory diffuses harsh light and is commonly used in studios?

a)

Reflector

b)

Softbox

c)

UV filter

d)

Teleconverter

38.

A DSLR camera’s built-in meter typically uses:

a)

Spot metering only

b)

Evaluative (matrix), centre-weighted, and spot metering modes

c)

Only incident metering

d)

No metering

39.

To maintain consistent exposure across multiple shots in changing light conditions, you should:

a)

Use manual settings and re-meter for each change

b)

Keep the camera in auto mode

c)

Rely on JPEG histograms

d)

Frequently reset the camera firmware

40.

Using a light meter to set exposure ensures:

a)

Creative underexposure only

b)

Accurate and consistent exposure baseline

c)

Automatic focus adjustments

d)

Higher megapixel count