APERTURE
SHUTTER SPEED
ISO
Exposure
LIGHTROOM
GENERAL PHOTO QUESTIONS
100
What does the aperture control?
Depth of field
100
Shutter speed is about capturing ___________ or lack thereof
Movement
100
This is the mode you flip to when you want to prioritize ISO
P - Program mode
100
What does exposure on your camera control
How light or how dark your image is
100
Editing happens in the ___________ tab (located at the top of your screen)
Develop
100
A compositional technique in photography that guide the viewer's eye to the main subject of a photo. __________________ (was one of the topics in our scavenger hunt series)
Leading lines
200
Aperture is measured by a set of numbers on the camera. What are these called?
F stop numbers
200
This is the mode you flip to when you want to prioritise shutter speed
TV
200
On a sunny day, what is it best to work with a ________ ISO.
low
200
To take a photo of a silhouette, you need to do what to the exposure
turn it down
200
To edit select designated areas of a photo while leaving the other areas of the photo untouched what effect do you apply?
A mask
200
The first functioning “camera” was called the _______________
Camera obscura
300
When shooting something with a low aperture its best to be ___________ from your subject.
Close
300
This tool is recommended when using very long shutter speeds.
Tripod
300
What does ISO effect?
Determined how sensitive your camera is to light
300
What are the highest and lowest ranges on the exposure dial in your camera
+2 and -2
300
What tab do you open to turn on/ check things such as the shutter speed, ISO and apertures.
Metadata tab
300
Name one of the the “baths” we dipped our prints into during our dark room unit
(water does not count)
Developer, Fixer, Stop Bath
400
You are trying to capture an up close image of a mushroom while keeping the background blurry. To best do so, you need a ______ f number to portray a ________ depth of field.
Small, small
400
What does it mean when numbers in the viewfinder blink after setting a shutter speed?
Its warning you your photo will come out to bright or too dark.
400
What is this visual grain called and what causes it? 
Noise, high ISO
400
What were three things (out of the six) I said to consider when setting up your exposure photos
Lighting, environment, subject, posture, elements of photography, technical factors.
400
Name ALL the blocked off sections
Exposure
Contrast
Highlights
Shadows
Whites
Blacks
400
The cameras we use are considered to be DSLR cameras. What does this stand for?
Digital Single-Lens Reflex
500
What is one F stop you would use to capture a deep depth of field (2 answers accepted)
F 20 or 22
500
_______________is when you move the camera with the object, allowing the subject to stay clear while the background is blurry.
Tracking
500
High ISO works best with a ________ shutter speed and in ______ light
Fast …. Low
500
What button do you press on your camera to change the exposure?
500
What is the function of the "point color" tool?
It allows for highly precise color adjustments by targeting specific hues, saturation, and luminance values within an image
500
What was the name of 1 of the 2 photographers we used as inspiration for our "Visual storytelling" series.
Stephen shore
Carrie mae weems
600
The smaller the APERTURE OPENING, the ____________ the f number
Higher
600
Name a shutter speed that would be good to capture a moving object in mid air (1/____)
1/4000 sec to 1/500
600
What is the highest ISO your cameras can reach? (I will accept top 2 answers)
12800 and 6400
600
You camera automatically tries to maintain a _____% grey
18
600
What are the names of the three options under the eraser tab in lightroom (all can be used to erase something in an image)
"Erase" is not an answer
Remove, heal, clone
600
What is the make and model of the cameras we use?
Canon T5i and T7