01.
On cameras that allow interchangeable lenses,
there is a metal ring on the front of the camera where the lens will attach.
This is called the:
a.
shutter release
b.
lens ring mount
c.
LCD screen
d.
viewfinder
e.
camera body
02.
Aperture
is defined as:
a.
the ratio of the focal width and angle
b.
the adjustable opening in the camera that limits
the amount of light passing through the camera’s lens and onto the film/image
sensor (measured in f-stops, see fig 1)
c.
the angular motion of light which acts as a
prism dividing white into a series of colors from which we derive ROY G BV
d.
the space between images and is never measured
in a-stops
e.
all of the above
03.
F-Stop
refers to (see Fig 1):
a.
the ratio of the focal length of a lens to the
diameter of its aperture
b.
the size of an image based on measurements
called f’s
c.
the time it takes to click the shutter of a
camera
d.
the length of time a shutter is open; the total
exposure is proportional to the duration of light reaching the film/image
sensor
e.
all of the above
04.
Shutter-speed
is defined as:
a.
the adjustable opening in the camera that limits
the amount of light passing through the camera’s lens and onto the film/image
sensor
b.
the time it takes to click the shutter of a
camera
c.
the length of time a shutter is open; the total
exposure is proportional to the duration of light reaching the film/image
sensor
d.
the protective coating on the image sensor
e.
all of the above
05.
ISO is
defined as:
a.
the isometric image sensor
b.
the equidistant image sensor
c.
film speed measurement of a film’s sensitivity
to light (mimicked by the image sensor)
d.
the pixel speed of the sensor
06.
True(A)/False(B):
Adjusting the aperture of your camera will modify the depth of field
07.
True(A)/False(B): The shutter is the part of your camera
where your images are stored.
08.
True(A)/False(B): When photographing
with a slow shutter, use a tripod to
avoid blur.
09.
True(A)/False(B): Having a high ISO can
result in a noisy image.
10.
True(A)/False(B): Adjusting the white
balance in your camera can change the temperature of your photo
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