Exposure Triangle

If you decrease the shutter speed by one stop, how should you adjust the aperture to maintain equivalent exposure?

• Increase the aperture by two stops.

• Keep the aperture the same.

• Decrease the aperture by one stop.

• Increase the aperture by one stop.

What is a stop?

• A tool that keeps the camera from shaking

• When the camera won't focus

• A unit of measurement for exposure adjustments

• A sign at the end of the street.

What are the three components of the Exposure Triangle in photography?

• Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO

• Aperture, Focal Length, ISO

• Shutter Speed, Focal Length, ISO

• Aperture, Shutter Speed, White Balance

How does increasing the ISO setting affect a photograph?

• Increases brightness and noise

• Decreases brightness and noise

• Increases brightness and reduces noise

• Decreases brightness and increases noise

If you want to capture motion blur in a photograph, which setting should you adjust?

• Increase the ISO

• Decrease the aperture

• Decrease the shutter speed

• Increase the shutter speed

What is the primary effect of opening the aperture wider?

• Increases depth of field

• Decreases depth of field

• Increases shutter speed

• Decreases ISO

Which component of the Exposure Triangle is most directly related to the sensitivity of the camera's sensor?

• Aperture

• Shutter Speed

• ISO

• White Balance

In a low-light situation, which setting would you most likely need to adjust to maintain proper exposure?

• Decrease ISO

• Increase shutter speed

• Open the aperture

• Close the aperture

What happens to the exposure if you double the shutter speed?

• Exposure is halved

• Exposure is doubled

• Exposure remains the same

• Exposure is quadrupled

Which setting would you adjust to control the amount of light entering the camera?

• ISO

• Aperture

• Shutter Speed

• White Balance