Final

Question 1

Shutter speed

Answer 1

Controls the length of time that light enters your camera

Question 2

Aperture

Answer 2

Controls how much light enters your camera

Question 3

ISO

Answer 3

Controls how sensitive your camera is to light

Question 4

What does 1” shutter speed mean

Answer 4

Shutter will open for one second

Question 5

What does a 1/500 shutter speed mean?

Answer 5

Shutter will open for one five hundredth of a second. Fast.

Question 6

What does and aperture of f/16 mean?

Answer 6

Less light entering.

Wider depth of field.

Question 7

If I have a fast shutter speed how much light is entering?

Answer 7

Little light

Question 8

A slow shutter speed_______ movement

Answer 8

Blurs

Question 9

A fast shutter speed ______ movement

Answer 9

Freezes

Question 10

If your photo is over exposed what happened?

Answer 10

Too much light

Question 11

If your photo is under exposed what happened?

Answer 11

Not enough light

Question 12

What should you consider when using a slower shutter speed?

Answer 12

Larger aperture number and higher F stop number to let less light in

Question 13

What is the technical term for when an entire photo is blurry when using a very slow shutter speed and no tri-pod?

Answer 13

Camera shake

Question 14

Three elements and principles of design

Answer 14

Contrast
Lines
Light

Question 15

A high aperture F/22 means a _______ depth of field and a ______ narrow lens opening

Answer 15

Wide

Narrow

Question 16

A low aperture F/5.5 means a _______ depth of field and a ______ lens opening

Answer 16

Shallow

Wide

Question 17

If you have a high aperture number what will the shutter speed automatically be adjusted to?

Answer 17

Slow

Question 18

What are the three components that determine exposure?

Answer 18

Shutter speed
Aperture
ISO- international organization of standardization

Question 19

When it’s dark you need to make the most of limited light, so you increase the sensitivity of your camera by ______ your ISO

Answer 19

Increasing

Question 20

What is a good ISO setting for an overcast day?

Answer 20

400

Question 21

The higher the ISO the more ______ an image can become. This effect can begin to occur with an ISO above 800

Answer 21

Noisy

Question 22

_______ your ISO is essential if you want to use fast shutter speeds in low light

Answer 22

Increasing

Question 23

What does exposure compensation do?

Answer 23

Allows you to make your entire image brighter or darker

Question 24

Photographing snow and backlit scenes generally require ___

Answer 24

Adjustment of exposure compensation

Question 25

The higher the ISO the more ______ an image can become. This effect can begin to occur with an ISO above 800

Answer 25

Noisy

Question 26

_______ your ISO is essential if you want to use fast shutter speeds in low light

Answer 26

Increasing

Question 27

What does exposure compensation do?

Answer 27

Allows you to make your entire image brighter or darker

Question 28

Photographing snow and backlit scenes generally require ___

Answer 28

Adjustment of exposure compensation

Question 29

Ansel Adams

Answer 29

Landscape photographer

High contrast / high F stop number

Question 30

Soft light

Answer 30

Does not create the depth
Less intense
Quieter/Romantic mood

Question 31

Hard light

Answer 31

Strong highlights
Contrast
Dramatic
Depth

Question 32

Henri Cartier Bresson

Answer 32

50mm for almost all of his life’s work

He focused on directional use of lines

Question 33

You can control ______ by adjusting the white balance

Answer 33

Colour

Question 34

What are the two types of lenses?

Answer 34

Zoom and prime

Question 35

Focal length is measured in______

Answer 35

Millimeters

Question 36

Longer focal lengths

Answer 36

Give a telephoto effect

Question 37

Shorter focal lengths

Answer 37

Give a wider angle effect

Question 38

Macro photography

Answer 38

The act of extreme close ups