Shutter Speed
The shutter acts like a little ______ inside the camera.
What is a door?
Aperture is the ______ inside the lens that lets light in.
What is a hole?
ISO changes how ______ or dark your photo looks.
What is bright?
Cameras control light using three settings called the “Exposure Triangle.” Name one.
What is shutter speed, aperture, or ISO?
Which setting is measured in f-numbers like f/2.8 or f/16?
What is aperture?
A fast shutter speed lets in less light but makes photos look ______.
What is sharper?
A big hole (low f-number like f/2.8) makes a photo ______.
What is brighter?
Outside on a sunny day, you should use a low or high ISO?
What is low?
In bright light, do you want a wide-open aperture or a small aperture?
What is a small aperture?
Which setting is measured in fractions of a second like 1/250?
What is shutter speed?
If you want to capture motion blur, should you use a fast or slow shutter speed?
What is slow?
A small hole (high f-number like f/16) is best for which type of photo: portrait or landscape?
What is landscape?
If ISO 200 is twice as bright as ISO 100, how much brighter is ISO 400 than ISO 100?
What is four times brighter?
If you’re shooting indoors and it’s dark, which two camera settings could you adjust before using flash?
What are shutter speed and ISO?
Which setting gets “grainy” if you set it too high?
What is ISO?
Which would you use for sports photography: 1/1000 sec or 1/2 sec?
What is 1/1000 sec?
What’s the photography word for how much of the picture is in focus (sharp)?
What is depth of field?
What problem happens when you set your ISO too high?
What is grain/noise?
Which setting is like your eye’s pupil, getting bigger or smaller depending on light?
What is aperture?
Name two things a photographer might change to brighten a photo without using flash.
What are shutter speed and aperture (or ISO)?
Besides light, what creative effect can shutter speed show?
What is motion (like flowing water or moving cars)?
A blurry background and sharp subject means you used what kind of aperture?
What is a big hole (low f-number)?
If it’s too dark to use low ISO, what should you do before raising ISO?
What is slow down the shutter speed or open the aperture?
Which setting is most likely to create motion blur in a dark room?
What is shutter speed?
All three together—shutter speed, aperture, and ISO—make up what important triangle?
What is the Exposure Triangle?