Photography

Which element of exposure refers to the size of the opening in the lens when a picture is taken?

Which element will allow you to adjust whether or not an object in motion is captured with a blur, or whether it appears frozen in time?

Which shooting mode would be best for someone who is unfamiliar with exposure?

You're taking photos at a basketball game, and want for the players to appear frozen in time. When you check your photo, the players appear a little blurry and the image is too dark. What can you do to fix this?

What type of photography is this an example of?

Which mode allows you to select the type of scene that you're shooting in, and then the camera will change settings based off of the scene you choose?

Which type of camera would be best suited for someone who needed to be able to carry the camera around easily, wanted some basic features, and who didn't mind that the quality was so-so?

In photography, what does exposure refer to?

Does this photo utilize rule of thirds?

Does this photo utilize rule of thirds?

What size aperture number was probably used on this photo?

Which element of exposure refers to the amount of time that the shutter is open?

Does this photo utilize rule of thirds?

Will a large aperture number allow in more or less light?

What type of camera would be considered the most convenient?

In which port do you plug a usb cable into to transfer images from the camera to a computer?

Which part of the camera do you use to actually take a picture?

What type of ISO number should be used for this type of scene?

Which shutter speed was probably used for this photo: 1, 1/100, 1/80, 1/800

In addition to exposure, adjusting this element will also have an effect on depth of field.

List 2 ways that you can transfer images from a camera to a computer.

If you wanted to shoot a commercial for a school project, which mode would you put the camera in?

Which type of camera is similar to DSLR in regards to the number of features, but generally does not have interchangeable lenses?

Which element of exposure refers to the camera sensor's sensitivity to light?

A person who is very knowledgeable about his or her camera, and who wants to have full control over all of the settings would probably shoot in this mode.

You want to take a portrait photo of a friend so that the background is blurred. On your first attempt, the background is blurred, but the image is too bright. What can you do to fix this?

Which part of the camera will take you to a menu that will allow you to change certain features of shooting modes?

You want to take a picture of a mountain scene in the evening with everything in focus. What are the best settings for your camera?

Which type of camera has the best image quality and the most control?

Which part of the camera allows you to change how your camera captures images?

Which section would be considered the manual modes?

What type of camera should a photographer who works for National Geographic magazine use to shoot a variety of scenes in excellent quality?

A sports photographer is taking photos of a track meet and wants to capture one of the athletes jumping over a hurdle as though they have posed, or appear to be frozen in time. Should the photographer use a fast, or slow shutter speed?

Which part of the camera allows you to see how much battery life you have left?

The higher the number that is set for this element, the more grain the photo will have.

What type of photography is this an example of?

Out of the following, which shutter speed will allow the LEAST amount of light into the camera? 1/800, 1/100, 1/15, 2