The Exposure Triangle
What is aperture?
The hole in the lens that controls how much light is allowed in
What is the vignette tool in Lightroom?
A tool to darken or lighten the edges of an image
What are the shortcuts to copy/paste something?
Command C, V
When the background is blurred out, and the foreground is in focus, is this a wide or narrow aperture?
Wide
What does the word "underexposed" mean?
A photo is too dark
What is ISO?
A setting to adjust the camera’s sensitivity to light
What slider could you use to make a photo look like old film?
Grain
What is the shortcut to select all
Command a
If you were to take a photo of a basketball player frozen mid-air, what shutter speed would you be using- fast or slow?
fast
What does the word "overexposed" mean?
The photo is too bright
What side effect will happen if you increase the ISO?
Noise/grain
What does the Lightroom Point Color button do?
Allows you to adjust a specific color in the image
What is the shortcut to zoom in/out in Lightroom?
Command + -
If you took a landscape photo and you could still see details of the trees far away, what kind of aperture setting would this be- narrow or wide?
narrow
What does the symbol AV stand for on the camera dial
Aperture priority
What is shutter speed?
The length of time the camera’s shutter is open and exposed to light
What Lightroom tool would you use to create the illusion of a shallow depth of field?
Lens Blur Bokeh Effect Tool
What is the shortcut for a screenshot?
Shift, command 4
Of these 3 options, which setting should you adjust last: shutter speed, aperture, or ISO?
ISO
What does the symbol Tv on the camera dial stand for?
Shutter speed priority
What is the relationship between aperture, shutter speed, and ISO?
Together, they control a photo's exposure
Why would you create a mask in Lightroom?
To selectively edit parts of an image without affecting the rest
What is the shortcut to increase/decrease brush size?
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If using the f stop 4.5, will that result in a shallow depth of field or deep depth of field?
shallow
What does the term DSLR stand for?
Digital Single Lens Reflex