Manual Settings

Question 1

Shutter Speed

Answer 1

Affects Light and Motion
Fast shutter speed
Slow shutter speed

Question 2

Aperature

Answer 2

Affects Light and depth of field

Question 3

Aperature settings

Answer 3

F-Stop
the lower the F-Stop the wider the lens opening and the more depth of field
the higher the F-Stop the smaller the lens opening, and a shallow depth of field

Question 4

ISO

Answer 4

In digital photography, the term ISO refers to the image sensor’s sensitivity to light. The lower the number, the less sensitive the image sensor is to light. … Most photographers (depending on the situation and their camera) will have to lower their shutter speeds, aperture and raise their ISO.

Question 5

File type and resolution

Answer 5

RAW high quality
or
s,m.l, JPEGS

Question 6

LCD monitor

Answer 6

shows framing to review shots

Question 7

White Balance

Answer 7

(Color Temperature) of dominant light source
 *Raw files post shooting to apply white balance
*Automatic mode camera chooses WB
Incandescent
Florescent
Sunlight
Cloudy
Shade

Question 8

Automatic/Manual Focus

Answer 8

Manual: manually select the focus for the exposure by twisting the lens. Some cameras have Focusing screens

Automatic:half press for a beep and the camera adjusts the focus. There are different focusing settings like where you choose the focus to be and also settings for the level of movement of the subject.

Question 9

Data Panel

Answer 9

screen with details and settings on back of camera

Question 10

Histogram

Answer 10

an accurate representation of exposure that most cameras display on the monitor after you take each photograph.

Question 11

DSLR

Answer 11

Digital Single Lens reflex

Question 12

mirrorless

Answer 12

live view

Question 13

Resolution

Answer 13

The maximum number of pixels a camera can capture is called its resolution.

Question 14

EVF

Answer 14

electronic viewfinder