Camera Modes
Mode that controls aperture (f-stop).
What is Aperture Priority mode?
A low f-stop makes the background look like this
What is blurry?
This rule uses a 3x3 grid to place your subject or tic-tac-toe grid.
What is the Rule of Thirds?
Use this setting to brighten or darken your photo (+/-).
What is exposure compensation?
What changes the A/AV or S/TV?
What is the mode dial on the camera.
Mode that controls shutter speed.
What is Shutter Priority mode?
A high f-stop keeps this part of the photo sharp.
What is the entire image/depth of field?
These guide your eyes either on a straight or circular path to the subject.
What are leading lines?
You change ISO when the lighting is too ___ or too ___.
What is bright or dark?
Getting close so your subject fills the frame is called this.
What is filling the frame.
You use this mode to take one photo at a time.
What is Single Shot mode?
A fast shutter speed helps do this to motion.
What is freeze the motion?
A photo taken from very low looking up is this type of view.
What is worm’s eye view?
You raise ISO in this kind of lighting.
What is low light or dark lighting?
What does the playback button do?
What is shows/reviews the photo you took?
You use this mode to take rapid photos in a row.
What is Continuous/Burst mode?
A slow shutter speed may cause this in the photo.
What is motion blur?
A photo taken from above looking down is this type of view.
What is bird’s eye view?
You lower ISO in this kind of lighting.
What is bright light?
Zooming changes this camera setting.
What is focal length?
Best mode for photographing fast-moving subjects.
What is Shutter Priority mode?
Shutter speed is measured in units of what?
What is seconds or fractions of a second or time.
Repeating patterns or shapes in a photo is called this.
What is repetition?
What does ISO help control? (Hint: Not focus.)
What is brightness or exposure?
Blurry background = shallow what?
What is shallow depth of field?