Photography Introduction

Most important aspect in photography is

• the lense

• camera body

• light

• your fingers

Which one best represents ISO

• how sensitive the camera's sensor is

• the amount of light that is allowed to pass through the lens

• quickness of the shutter opens/closers

• In Search Of (ISO)

Which one best represents Aperture

• how sensitive the camera's sensor is

• the amount of light that is allowed to pass through the lens

• quickness of the shutter opens/closers

• In Search Of (ISO)

Which one best represents Shutter

• how sensitive the camera's sensor is

• the amount of light that is allowed to pass through the lens

• quickness of the shutter opens/closers

• In Search Of (ISO)

Select 2 answers that best describes ISO

• Increases the amount of light that hits the lens of camera

• reduce the amount used to create clearer/sharper/cleaner photos and reduces grain in photos

• Always keep the number higher so its easier to take photos

• When at low number it allows for greater depth of field

• When used at high amount will reduce the amount of light passing through the lens

Select 2 answers that best describes Aperture

• Increases the amount of light that hits the lens of camera

• reduce the amount used to create clearer/sharper/cleaner photos

• Always keep the number higher so its easier to take photos

• When at low number it allows for greater depth of field

• When used at high amount will reduce the amount of light passing through the lens

Select 2 answers that best describes Shutter Speed

• Higher amount used is better for fast moving objects

• reduce the amount used to create clearer/sharper/cleaner photos

• Always keep the number higher so its easier to take photos

• Lower amount allows for more shake and photos come out blurry

• When used at high amount will reduce the amount of light passing through the lens

The image above is best described in photography as which one?

• depth of field

• dried leaf

• good use of colours

• fantastic editing

The settings on the camera body include a dial that can be changed. Which one gives you full control of your camera body

• Manual

• Bulb

• Aperture Priority

• Time Value

• Programmed Automatic

The settings on the camera body include a dial that can be changed. Which one gives you only control of the Shutter Speed

• Manual

• Bulb

• Aperture Priority

• Time Value

• Programmed Automatic