Large or small, which of these aperture sizes will give me a short depth of field?
What is a large aperture?
100
Long or short? Which will allow moving subjects to blur in a photo.
What are long shutter speeds or exposures?
100
This lens is most like the human eye (in terms of what it "sees").
What is a normal lens?
100
ISO stands for _______________________
What is International Standards Organization?
100
In this mode, I set the aperture and the camera sets the rest of the exposure elements for a good exposure.
What is aperture-priority mode?
200
This 3-word phrase means what is in focus in front of and behind the subject in focus.
What is Depth of Field?
200
The part of the human eye most closely associated with shutters.
What is the eyelid?
200
This lens can change its focal length.
What is a zoom lens?
200
Using a high ISO (like 3200) will cause __________ in photo.
What is noise or grain?
200
This mode is used when you need a long or deep DOF. It's icon is shaped like a mountain.
What is landscape mode?
300
Changing from f2 to f2.8 (1 stop) will allow half or twice as much light to reach my film or my sensor?
What is half?
300
Slower than this shutter speed, and you will likely get shake and/or blur in your photo. (Though it's not always true.)
What is 1/60th second?
300
You would use this lens if you wanted to take a picture of a bird in the distance (and have it appear large).
What is a telephoto lens?
300
Using these ISOs allows me to shoot under low light situations with fairly standard shutter speeds and apertures.
What are a high or large ISO numbers?
300
This mode allows the photographer to set all of the exposure elements (ISO, shutter, and aperture).
What is manual mode?
400
F-16 is used when you want a long or short depth of field?
What is long?
400
Shutter curtains are generally found in the _____________ of the camera.
What is the back of the camera?
400
It is the distance (in millimeters) from the main lens element to the film or the sensor (and will determine the angle of view).
What is focal length?
400
ISO numbers show how quickly the __________ or film will react to light.
What is sensor?
400
This setting tells the camera what the correct color settings should be given the temperature of the light in the scene.
What is white balance?
500
These are the result of an equation (aperture diameter/focal length); or, simply put, these numbers proceeding an "f" tell us how much light is passing through the aperture and striking the film or sensor.
What are f-stops or f-numbers?
500
Fast shutters like 1/1000th or 1/2000th will stop _________.
What is action or movement?
500
A 16mm lens will fall into this category or type of lens.
What is wide or wide angle?
500
50 ISO vs. 3200 ISO: Which would be used on a bright, sunny day
What is 50 ISO?
500
This mode sets all of the exposure elements for you for the correct exposure.