1.
When you hear photographers mention that they shoot manually, they are referring to:
Correct Answer
B. Manually set the exposure for each image.
Explanation
Photographers love to shoot manually because it allows them complete exposure control. When we talk about focusing manually, we are talking about adjusting the focus ring on the lens of our camera ourselves allowing us to take shots we would otherwise not be able to take.
2.
Which of the following photos incorrectly used the tungsten white balance setting?
Correct Answer
C.
Explanation
Yikes! That tungsten setting adds a lot of blue to that photograph. But it wasn't necessary to counteract any yellow-toned lights in that lighting condition.
3.
Which white balance setting would I use if my subject was standing outside in direct sunlight?
Correct Answer
C. Daylight/Sun
Explanation
Alright, that was an easy one!
4.
If I choose to use the custom white balance setting on my camera, I can simply set it once and leave it on that setting the rest of the day, even if I keep moving shooting locations.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Remember, when using the custom white balance setting, you will need to reset the white balance every time the lighting condition changes. So if you move from outdoors to indoors, you will definitely need to reset it, or simply can it back to auto white balance!
5.
Which photo demonstrates the correct way to hold your camera?
Correct Answer
C.
Explanation
Remember to always grip your camera with one hand and use the other hand to support your lens. This will give you more stabilized and, therefore sharper images.
6.
White balance is the only setting we'll discuss that deals with color.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
For the rest of the course, we'll focus on settings that deal with how your camera handles light.
7.
When changing the lens on your camera, it's a great idea to do it outside. (Preferably in a windy, dirty area, like the beach.)
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
False! Instead, I recommend changing your lenses indoors or even in your car, where your camera sensor will be protected from dirt and dust.
8.
A lens with a wide Aperture is also known as
Correct Answer
B. Fast lens
Explanation
A lens with a wide aperture allows more light to enter the camera, which means it can capture images faster in low-light conditions. This enables the lens to have a faster shutter speed and freeze motion effectively. Therefore, a lens with a wide aperture is commonly referred to as a fast lens.
9.
While adjusting and making the shutter speed faster, the aperture will typically.
Correct Answer
B. Open wider (if possible)
Explanation
When adjusting and making the shutter speed faster, the aperture will typically open wider (if possible). The aperture controls the amount of light that enters the camera, and when the shutter speed is increased, more light is needed to properly expose the image. Therefore, the aperture needs to open wider to allow more light in.
10.
What is the compact version of a 'Prime' Lens called?
Correct Answer
B. Pancake Lens
Explanation
A pancake lens is the compact version of a prime lens. It is called a pancake lens because it is extremely thin and lightweight, making it easy to carry around. This type of lens is popular among photographers who want a portable and convenient option for their camera gear. Unlike traditional prime lenses, pancake lenses have a fixed focal length and typically have a wide maximum aperture, allowing for high-quality images with a shallow depth of field.