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Commercial Photography 2 Unit 2 Quiz

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Short focal-length lenses magnify objects and make them look bigger and closer.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Mia is using a type of image file that is considered to be the purest form of digital capture. What kind of image files is Mia using?

a)

RAW image files

b)

JPEG image files

c)

metadata image files

d)

tone image files

3.

Ismael has a new camera that requires him to program the functions and modes by hand. What kind of settings is Ismael learning about?

a)

JPEG settings

b)

metadata

c)

prime settings

d)

manual settings

4.

Today, there are no cameras in existence that give you the option of shooting in RAW and JPEG simultaneously.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Metadata is embedded in your image files, so you can refer to it anytime you like.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Jeiko is looking for a lens that is lightweight and small, making it easy to transport. He doesn’t care about the lens being interchangeable nor does he need to zoom as he prefers to move physically closer to his subjects. He wants a simple lens that has the ability to produce a natural perspective. What kind of lens is likely best for Jeiko?

a)

micro

b)

zoom

c)

telephoto

d)

prime

7.

Raylee is looking in the camera menu for a place where he can choose the file format for his photograph—what setting should he look for?

a)

“slow lens” or “zoom lens”

b)

“depth of field” or “metadata”

c)

“image size” or “image quality”

d)

“exposure compensation”

8.

What kind of lenses have small maximum aperture, like f/4, f/4.5, f/5.6, or f/6.3?

a)

miniature lenses

b)

medium lenses

c)

fast lenses

d)

slow lenses

9.

Why is a RAW image file generally preferred in photography?

a)

because RAW files give the photographer full editing control

b)

because RAW files were designed to encompass everything other than JPEG

c)

because RAW files are smaller files and can be saved quickly

d)

because RAW files are non-proprietary

10.

Ethan is playing around with Apertures in different amounts of light for his photos. He just changed from f/8 to f/11—what will happen to the amount of light in his shot?

a)

the amount of light will remain the same

b)

the amount of light will be tripled

c)

the amount of light will be less

d)

None of the above

11.

Knowing where the menu is on your camera can help you access all other settings and features.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Which combination of exposure triangle settings would most likely result in a SHARP, well-lit photo in low light?

a)

Low ISO, fast shutter speed, small aperture

b)

High ISO, slow shutter speed, wide aperture

c)

High ISO, fast shutter speed, small aperture

d)

Low ISO, slow shutter speed, small aperture

13.

Why might a photographer choose to use a smaller JPEG file format over a larger RAW file?

a)

To preserve more image detail

b)

To reduce image compression artifacts

c)

To capture more photos on the memory card

d)

To increase editing flexibility

14.

What is the primary downside of using high ISO settings in digital photography?

a)

Slower shutter speeds

b)

Greater depth of field

c)

Increased digital noise

d)

Smaller file sizes

15.

Which setting combination best achieves a shallow depth of field in bright lighting conditions?

a)

Small aperture, high ISO, fast shutter speed

b)

Large aperture, low ISO, fast shutter speed

c)

Small aperture, low ISO, slow shutter speed

d)

Large aperture, high ISO, slow shutter speed

16.

Which of the following most directly determines the overall brightness of an image in-camera?

a)

File format

b)

Resolution

c)

Exposure

d)

Lens size

17.

You switch from a full-frame sensor to a crop sensor camera but use the same 50mm lens. What is the result on your final image?

a)

Wider angle of view and shallower depth of field

b)

Narrower angle of view and magnified subject

c)

Increased ISO performance and lower noise

d)

Better image sensor quality

18.

If your image is perfectly exposed but the file size is very large, which of the following changes would reduce the file size while maintaining acceptable quality?

a)

Switch from JPEG to RAW

b)

Increase ISO and reduce aperture

c)

Lower the image resolution or switch to JPEG format

d)

Use a slower shutter speed and smaller aperture

19.

How does changing a lens’s focal length affect the image?

a)

A shorter focal length increases magnification and narrows the angle of view

b)

A longer focal length reduces image resolution but improves focus

c)

A shorter focal length provides a wider angle of view and makes subjects appear farther away

d)

A longer focal length increases the camera’s speed

20.

Which camera setting should you adjust to control the amount of light entering the lens?

a)

File format

b)

White balance

c)

Aperture

d)

ISO

21.

What is the main advantage of using a prime lens over a zoom lens?

a)

Prime lenses are typically lighter and offer better image quality

b)

Prime lenses can change focal length during shooting

c)

Prime lenses allow for more zoom flexibility

d)

Prime lenses have built-in image stabilization

22.

Increasing the shutter speed on your camera will have which effect on your photo?

a)

It will increase the depth of field

b)

It will increase digital noise

c)

It will make the image brighter

d)

It will reduce motion blur