Photography & Videography Quiz

How does increasing the ISO setting affect your photo?

• It reduces the image size

• It increases brightness but may add noise

• It sharpens the subject

• It slows down the shutter speed

Which combination below would give you the best sharp photo in bright daylight?

• Low ISO, fast shutter speed, small aperture

• High ISO, wide aperture, slow shutter speed

• Low ISO, slow shutter, wide aperture

• High ISO, fast shutter, wide aperture

What does a wider aperture (like f/1.8) do to your image?

• Makes it darker and sharper

• Lets in more light and creates background blur

• Reduces noise in the image

• Keeps everything in focus

Why might you choose 60fps instead of 30fps when recording on your phone?

• To achieve smoother motion

• To save storage space

• To reduce lighting requirements

• To increase editing speed

Which best describes the function of 'presets' in Lightroom?

• Custom camera settings

• One-click filters to apply a look or mood

• Preloaded image sizes

• File saving shortcuts

In CapCut, what is the purpose of 'keyframes'?

• To animate changes in motion or scale

• To crop out unnecessary video sections

• To sharpen blurry clips

• To adjust music volume

What's a downside of using very high ISO on mobile or DSLR?

• Increased image noise or grain

• Loss of file format options

• Zoom restrictions

• Slow focusing

Which editing action would you perform to correct a tilted photo in Lightroom?

• Add saturation

• Use the crop and straighten tool

• Increase ISO

• Apply vignette

Why is leading space important when framing a moving subject?

• To ensure proper zoom

• To show eye direction and improve storytelling

• To reduce lighting errors

• To create background blur

What is the advantage of editing your photos after capturing them, even with a mobile phone?

• Reduces the file size

• Enhances quality and corrects exposure flaws

• Adds watermarks automatically

• Removes noise completely