Print Media Flashcardizz #3 - The Exposure Triangle

Front

A long shutter speed is good for stopping action.

Back

False

Front

A focal point is a natural resting place for the eye (usually the main subject) in a composition.

Back

True

Front

Shutter Speed controls how long that light can pass through the camera lens.

Back

True

Front

ISO is the size of the hole through which light enters the camera.

Back

False

Front

ISO is the sensitivity of the image sensor or film.

Back

True

Front

The aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings make up the Exposure triangle.

Back

True

Front

"Noise" is when there are little blurry dots that make up the image.

Back

True

Front

A shutter speed of 1/2000 lets in more light than a shutter speed of 1/250.

Back

False

Front

All three functions found in the exposure triangle are used to balance

Back

light

Front

Aperture is the measure of the iris or opening in the

Back

lens