Photography Exposure Triangle

Front

A long shutter speed is good for stopping action.

Back

False

Front

Exposure is the term used for the arrangement of elements in a photograph.

Back

False

Front

Underexposure is when an image that appears too light. True or False?

Back

False

Front

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

Back

True

Front

The amount of light that reaches the image sensor is controlled by a combination of the lens aperture and shutter speed.

Back

True

Front

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

Back

False

Front

Aperture is the diameter of the lens opening.

Back

True

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

When taking a portrait photo and blurring the background you need an aperture of f/16 or higher.

Back

False