Photography Mid-Assessment

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What does DSLR stand for in photography?

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Digital Single-Lens Reflex

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How do ISO, shutter speed, and aperture work together to affect exposure?

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ISO affects noise, shutter speed affects motion blur, aperture affects depth of field.

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What is the relationship between aperture size (f-stop) and depth of field? A smaller opening (larger f-stop number) (16) creates a shallow depth of field (like an up-close shot), A larger opening, smaller f-stop number (1.8) creates a larger depth of field, A smaller opening (larger f-stop number) (16) creates a larger depth of field (like a landscape), Aperture size has no effect on depth of field

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A smaller opening (larger f-stop number) (16) creates a larger depth of field (like a landscape)

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Which camera component allows you to see exactly what the lens sees? Options: LCD screen, Viewfinder, Memory card, Hot shoe

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Viewfinder

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In manual mode, what does the "f-stop" control?

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Aperture size

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Which shooting mode is represented by "A" or "Av" on most DSLR cameras?

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Aperture priority

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What is the primary function of ISO in photography?

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Controls light sensitivity

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What photography rule helps create balanced and interesting compositions? Options: Rule of Fifths, Golden Triangle, Rule of Thirds, Center Point Rule

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Rule of Thirds

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Which memory card type is commonly used in DSLR cameras? Options: Human brains, SD/SDHC, CompactFlash, Memory Stick

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SD/SDHC

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What should you use to safely clean a camera lens? Options: Paper towel, Microfiber cloth or wipe designed for lenses, Regular cloth, Baby wipes

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Microfiber cloth or wipe designed for lenses