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Worksheets3.2 Unit 3 Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which of the following is NOT a component of the exposure triangle in photography?
Aperture
White Balance
Shutter Speed
ISO
What does ISO control in a camera?
The color of the image
The sensitivity of the camera sensor to light
The sharpness of the image
The focal length of the lens
Which aperture setting will result in a larger opening in the lens?
f/2.8
f/8
f/16
f/22
A fast shutter speed is most useful for:
Blurring motion
Freezing fast-moving subjects
Increasing depth of field
Creating a shallow depth of field
Which focal length would typically provide a wider field of view?
18mm
50mm
85mm
200mm
If you want to increase the depth of field in your photo, which aperture should you use?
f/1.8
f/2.8
f/11
f/2.0
What happens to an image if you increase the ISO setting too much?
The image becomes sharper
The image may become grainy or noisy
The image will have a shallower depth of field
The image will be underexposed
Which combination of settings would likely result in a well-exposed image in bright sunlight?
Low ISO, small aperture ( f/16 ), fast shutter speed
High ISO, wide aperture ( f/2.8 ), slow shutter speed
High ISO, small aperture ( f/16 ), fast shutter speed
Low ISO, wide aperture ( f/2.8 ), slow shutter speed
If you want to intentionally blur the motion of a waterfall, which setting should you adjust?
Use a slower shutter speed
Use a higher ISO
Use a smaller aperture
Use a longer focal length
A photographer wants to isolate a subject by making the background blurry. Which setting should they use?
Small aperture ( f/16 )
Fast shutter speed
Wide aperture ( f/1.8 )
Low ISO
Which of the following best describes the relationship between aperture and depth of field?
A smaller aperture (higher f -number) creates a shallower depth of field
A wider aperture (lower f -number) creates a deeper depth of field
A wider aperture (lower f -number) creates a shallower depth of field
Aperture does not affect depth of field
If you double the ISO from 200 to 400, what effect does this have on exposure?
The image becomes twice as dark
The image becomes twice as bright
The image becomes four times as bright
The image does not change
A photographer is shooting a soccer game and wants to freeze the action. Which exposure setting should they prioritize?
Wide aperture
Slow shutter speed
Fast shutter speed
Low ISO
Which scenario best demonstrates the use of lens compression?
Using a wide-angle lens to exaggerate distance between objects
Using a telephoto lens to make background objects appear closer to the subject
Using a macro lens for close-up details
Using a fisheye lens for distortion
A student takes a photo that is too dark. Which of the following changes could help achieve correct exposure?
Decrease ISO
Use a faster shutter speed
Open the aperture wider
Use a smaller aperture
A photographer wants to take a portrait with a sharp subject and a very blurry background. They use a 50mm lens at f/1.4 and ISO 100 . The image is overexposed. What should they do to correct the exposure while keeping the same depth of field?
Increase ISO
Use a slower shutter speed
Use a faster shutter speed
Use a smaller aperture
You are photographing a moving car at dusk. Your image is blurry due to motion, but increasing the shutter speed makes the image too dark. What is the best way to balance exposure and sharpness?
Lower the ISO
Use a smaller aperture
Increase the ISO
Use a longer focal length
A student wants to capture both a bright foreground and a bright background in a landscape photo. Which combination of settings would best achieve this?
Wide aperture, fast shutter speed, high ISO
Small aperture, slower shutter speed, low ISO
Wide aperture, slow shutter speed, high ISO
Small aperture, fast shutter speed, high ISO
Explain how changing one setting in the exposure triangle affects the other two to maintain the same exposure. For example, if you open the aperture wider, what must you do with shutter speed or ISO?
Use a slower shutter speed or lower ISO
Use a faster shutter speed or lower ISO
Use a faster shutter speed or higher ISO
Use a slower shutter speed or higher ISO
A photographer wants to creatively blur the background of a portrait while shooting in bright sunlight. Which strategy will help achieve this effect without overexposing the image?
Use a wide aperture and increase ISO
Use a wide aperture and increase shutter speed
Use a small aperture and decrease shutter speed
Use a wide aperture and decrease shutter speed
What is the primary effect of using a large aperture (e.g. f-1.4) on the depth of field in a photograph?
It increases the depth of field, making more of the scene in focus.
It decreases the depth of field, creating a blurred background.
It has no effect on the depth of field.
It only affects the brightness of the image.
What is the relationship between aperture size and f-number?
Larger f-number means larger aperture.
Smaller f-number means larger aperture.
Larger f-number means no change in aperture size.
Aperture size is not related to f-number.
Which of the following is a consequence of using a high ISO setting?
Increased depth of field
Increased noise or grain in the image
Faster shutter speed
More vibrant colors
This diagram represents
Shutter Speed
Aperture
ISO
The setting on the camera that determines the sensitivity of the sensor to light.
Shutter speed
Aperture
Exposure
ISO
A large aperture # creates a ___ depth of field.
shallow
deep
fast
slow
What is a suitable aperture for this photo?
f/1.8
f/2
f/16
If you want a shallow depth of field, which aperture would be best?
f/2
f/11
1/30
1/1000
The Grand Canyon photo is an example of __________________?
Shallow Depth of Field
Panning
Deep Depth of Field
Excellent Composition
If I wanted a shallow depth of field which would be the best option
f/1.4
f/2.8
f/3.5
f/11
If I want everything to be in focus which is the best option
f/1.4
f/2.8
f/3.5
f/11
Identify what 1/160 is.
Shutter Speed
Aperture Priority
ISO
Aperture
Shutter Priority
