MAPEH-10 (Digital Photography) 2ndQ

Question 1

Point and Shoot Cameras
(a.k.a. “Compacts”)

Answer 1

Digital Photography

Point and Shoot Cameras

Question 2

Autofocus and other automatic functions and settings, built-in flash

Answer 2

Digital Photography

Point and Shoot Cameras

Question 3

Operators need not be versed in photographic technique

Question 4

Digital Photography

Point and Shoot Cameras

Question 5

Autofocus and other automatic functions and settings, built-in flash

Question 6

Operators need not be versed in photographic technique and

Answer 6

Operators need not be versed in photographic technique and

Question 7

also referred as f/stop
controls the size of the opening of the lens that allows light into the camera
smaller aperture number = larger the openingaperture

Answer 7

aperture

Question 8

area of the image that appears sharp

Answer 8

depth of field

Question 9

Photography Basics

   2. Proper handling of digital camera

ensure a steady camera before taking any shot

getting a tripod or using any improvised but steady platform
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Question 10

focuses on the image that the photographer wants to emphasize
Capture photos from unique angles

Answer 10

focuses on the image that the photographer wants to emphasize (

Question 11

camera angle is slantedPhotography Basics

   3. Pay attention to the subject

working on the frame and knowing how the “rule of thirds” works

Answer 11

camera angle is slanted

Question 12

Photography Basics

Answer 12

Proper handling of digital camera

ensure a steady camera before taking any shot

getting a tripod or using any improvised but steady platform

Question 13

4. Capture photos from unique angles

Tilt shot - camera angle is slanted

Framing shot - focuses on the image that the photographer wants to emphasize

Answer 13

Photography Basics

Question 14

4. Capture photos from unique angles

Tilt shot - camera angle is slanted- Wide angle or Panoramic Shot

Answer 14

4. eye-level shot - photographer is at the samCapture photos from unique angles

Backlighting shot - light used comes from behind the subject
e height and angle as the subject

Question 15

photos from unique angleseye-level shot - photographer is at the samCapture

Answer 15

Photography Basics

Question 16

light used comes from behind the subject

Answer 16

Backlighting shot

Question 17

4. Capture photos from unique angles

Question 18

camera follows the subject from left to right/right to left, blurring the background and showing speed

high-angle shot - looks down at the su

Answer 18

Panning shot -

Question 19

elevated view of an object from above

Answer 19

Bird’s eyeshot -

Question 20

camera moves in on the subject

Answer 20

Bird’s eyeshot

Question 21

. Capture photos from unique angles

close-up or macro shot - helps you see really close to the subject

soft focus shot - appearance of blurring while retaining sharp edges