Aperture
Shutter
Lightroom
Light
Elements & Composition
100
What is aperture?
What is... the size of the lens opening that controls the amount of light that passes through the lens to the image sensor.
100
What is shutter speed?
What is... The amount of time that the camera sensor is exposed to light.
100
Where do you import your images from?
What is... Google Drive
100
What is a source of natural light?
What is... the sun.
100
You have learned multiple different compositional strategies this semester, what are three?
What is... rule of thirds, leading lines, repetition, filling the frame, simplicity
200
What is the setting called on your camera where you only dealing with aperture?
What is... Aperture Priority
200
What is the setting called on your camera where you’re only dealing with shutter speed?
What is... shutter priority.
200
What panel/tab do you edit in?
What is... the Develop Tab
200
What is a source of artificial light?
What is... a lightbulb. (other answers permissible)
200
What are the elements of art that you have focused on shooting?
What is... line, shape and form.
300
Which aperture is larger? f/2.4 or f/22
What is... f/2.4
300
What is motion blur?
What is... a blurring of a moving subject within an image due to a longer exposure.
300
What do you adjust if your photo has too little or too much light?
What is... Exposure
300
Where is the light source?
What is... side lighting
300
What type of compositional strategy is being used in this photo?
What is... simplicity
400
What is depth of field?
the zone of acceptable sharpness within a photo that will appear in focus.
400
What is the slowest handheld shutter speed before you need to use a tripod?
What is... 1/60 of a second.
400
What is the document called that shows all photos you’ve taken?
What is... a contact sheet.
400
What challenges could arise from subjects who are lit from the front?
What is... over exposing your subject.
400
Which is an example of shape and which is an example of form?
1.
2.
What is... 1. is shape, 2. is form.
500
What specific aperture would you associate with this image's depth of field?
What is... f/22
500
What shutter speed would you attribute to this image?
What is... 30 seconds
500
What do you create after you have culled all of your photos?
What is... a collection.
500
What does it mean if a photo has a dynamic range?
What is... the difference in the lightest and darkest parts of an image.
500
A leading line should lead you to what?
What is... the subject/focal point