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WorksheetsDigital Photography Study Guide
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
What aperture would have a nice blurry background behind the subject?
f/5.6
f/1.8
f/4
f/10
If a subject is moving quickly, you should.....
Increase your shutter speed
Zoom out
Take more photos
Increase your aperture
Which angle makes the subject look more powerful?
Low angle
Eye Level
High angle
Close Up
What would be the MAIN issue if your picture comes out blurry? READ CAREFULLY
Rule of Thirds
Angle
Lighting
Shutter Speed
You are taking photos of cars driving by and you want everything to be in focus, what should your shutter speed be? Choose the best answer.
1/50th
1/200th
1/400th
1/1000th
What is depth of field controlled by?
Shutter Speed
ISO
Aperture
Lens
What is a wide angle lens?
A lens that zooms a long distance
A fixed lens that doesn't zoom
A lens that captures a wide view of an area
A lens that focuses on small details
What is the most commonly used photo editing software and the one that we use?
Adobe Photoshop
Windows Explorer
Adobe Flash
iPhoto
If I set my aperture to f/2.4, my photo will have a focused background.
True
False
What is a macro lens?
A lens that zooms a long distance
A fixed lens that doesn't zoom
A lens that captures a wide view of an area
A lens that focuses on small details
Depth of field is the sharpness of a photograph that is controlled by the aperture of the camera.
True
False
Which aperture lets in the most light?
f/16
f/8
f/2.8
f/1.8
Which zoom on your camera will capture the most in your frame? Example: Which one is the widest?
10mm
50mm
200mm
It is also important to look behind the subject when taking a photo because:
it helps avoid unwanted objects in the background
it makes the subject look larger
it changes the color of the subject
it increases the brightness of the photo
The aperture is determined by what lens you have. Not all lenses have the same aperture limitations/settings.
True
False
What does it mean if your subject is backlit?
The main light is behind the subject.
The main light is in front of the subject.
The main light is on the side of the subject.
The main light is underneath the subject.
When should you increase your shutter speed?
When you want more light
When the photos are too bright
When shooting motion to avoid blur
When using a tripod
You want to take a picture where everything is focused, what should your aperture be? Select the best answer.
f/7
f/3
f/5.6
f/12
Leaving the ISO at 3200 and taking photos would result in what effect on our photos?
Photos would have more digital noise or grain.
Photos would be underexposed in bright light.
Photos would always be perfectly sharp.
Photos would have less color saturation.
What setting on your camera could you change if your picture is coming out too dark?
Your zoom
ISO
Turn a light on
Manual focus
What is a telephoto lens?
A lens that zooms a long distance
A fixed lens that doesn't zoom
A lens that captures a wide view of an area
A lens that focuses on small details
What is the part of the camera opens up to allow more light to enter the photograph?
ISO
Aperture
Shutter
Lens
What is "Noise" in terms of photography?
Grainy texture on your photo
Too much contrast
Blurry
Too bright
The shutter of the camera is on the lens.
True
False
Which angle makes the subject look weak and small?
Low Angle
High Angle
Eye Level
Close Up
What should a good panning picture have?
A focused subject and a blurry background.
A blurry subject and a focused background.
A blurry subject and a blurry background.
Everything in focus.
What does ISO control?
Sensor sensitivity to light
Focus
Amount of color
Depth of Field
Select the 3 settings you should always adjust and check BEFORE taking photos.
ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed
White Balance, Flash, Zoom
Timer, Filter, Crop
Resolution, Storage, Battery
When you set the aperture higher (a larger number), that means you are allowing more light in the camera.
True
False
A low aperture (such as f/1.8) creates what effect?
Everything in focus
Darker image
Blurry background
More noise
What is a prime lens?
A lens that zooms a long distance
A fixed lens that doesn't zoom
A lens that captures a wide view of an area
A lens that focuses on small details
The rule of thirds means that you always place your subject slightly out of the center of the photograph.
True
False
What is framing?
frame on a picture
frame on a mantel
the use of an element in a scene to visually surround the subject
What setting controls how long the camera lens is open when taking an image?
Holding the camera still.
ISO
Shutter Speed
Aperture
This the measure of a photographic film's or digital sensors sensitivity to light.
ISO
VDI
f.Stop
Shutter
By increasing the ISO to a higher number this will happen
Less light
Less grain/noise
More light
More grain/noise
Using lines in photographic composition can
become very distracting and should be avoided
cause the person viewing your photographs to focus on some minor area of the frame
make your composition look like it was set on a grid and should not be used
effectively lead the viewer's eye around the frame
