What is the primary reason for using a flash in treat-catching photography?

• To make the dog look more appealing

• To reduce the weight of the camera

• To freeze the action of the dog

• To enhance the color of the treats

Why is it important to know the T1 value of a flash?

• It indicates the flash's power consumption

• It provides the accurate flash duration for action freezing

• It determines the color temperature

• It shows the battery life of the flash

What should you do to ensure safety when setting up a studio on a hardwood floor?

• Tape the edges of the backdrop

• Use a carpet to cover the floor

• Use a non-slip mat under the lights

• Place cushions around the equipment

What is the purpose of setting the camera to block out all ambient light?

• To make the room darker

• To improve the camera's autofocus speed

• To ensure the flash is the only light source affecting the subject

• To save battery life

Which camera setting is crucial for ensuring the flash freezes the action?

• Low shutter speed

• Wide aperture

• High ISO setting

• Correct T1 value

What is the benefit of using a large light source like an octobox in action shots?

• It makes the background more colorful

• It allows for more control over the dog's movement

• It provides a large spill of light to cover unpredictable movements

• It creates a narrow beam of light

Why is it important to set a custom white balance with the flashes enabled?

• To make the photos look more dramatic

• To increase the camera's battery life

• To ensure accurate color representation in the photos

• To match the color temperature of the room lights

What should you do if you notice motion blur in your photos?

• Increase the ISO setting

• Switch to a wider lens

• Use a faster shutter speed

• Encourage the dog to move forward rather than sideways

What is the role of modeling lights in this setup?

• To create shadows for dramatic effect

• To replace the flash during the shoot

• To add warmth to the photos

• To provide continuous light for focusing and setup

How can you improve your timing when capturing action shots?

• By practicing regularly

• By increasing the camera's resolution

• By using a faster lens

• By using a tripod