Photography - Exposure triangle

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True or False: All photography is based on light.

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True

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Exposure is a measure of how dark or bright a photograph is.

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True

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Underexposure is when an image that appears too light.

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False

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Too much light creates an over bright image with lots of white, this is called what...

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Over exposed

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

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True

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Is this image overexposed or underexposed?

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Overexposed

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"TV" Mode means you are in control of what?

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Shutter Speed

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"Av" mode means you are in control of what?

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Aperture

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When your camera is set on “Shutter Priority,” you can adjust: How much light your lens is letting in at once (the size of the opening in the lens), How fast the shutter opens and closes, How sensitive the camera is to light, How your camera “sees” certain colors

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How fast the shutter opens and closes

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When your camera is set on “Aperture Priority,” you can adjust: How much light your lens is letting in at once (the size of the opening in the lens)

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How much light your lens is letting in at once (the size of the opening in the lens)