Photography Final Exam 2017
- 1.
The dial circled on the right controls which function?- A.
The Diopter Adjustment
- B.
The Display Activation
- C.
The Exposure Adjustment
- D.
The Hot Shoe
- 2.
When you look through the viewfinder, the setting labelled #1 above is known as your:
- A.
ISO Setting
- B.
Aperture F-Stop
- C.
Flash Output Meter
- D.
Shutter Speed
- E.
Diopter Adjustment
- F.
Light Meter Setting
- 3.
When you look through the viewfinder, the setting labelled #2 above is known as your:
- A.
ISO Setting
- B.
Aperture F-Stop
- C.
Flash Output Meter
- D.
Shutter Speed
- E.
Diopter Adjustment
- F.
Light Meter Setting
- 4.
When you look through the viewfinder, the setting labelled #3 above is known as your:
- A.
ISO Setting
- B.
Aperture F-Stop
- C.
Flash Output Meter
- D.
Shutter Speed
- E.
Diopter Adjustment
- F.
Light Meter Setting
- 5."Shutter Speed" refers to:
- A.
The rate of camera shake when you press the shutter button
- B.
The speed it takes to download pictures from camera to computer
- C.
Blur that is caused by the camera shake caused by pressing the shutter button
- D.
The length of time the film or sensor is exposed to light
- E.
None of the above
- 6.
The button identified in this picture:
- A.
Determines the drive mode (determines what happens when you press the shutter)
- B.
Determines the sensitivity of the sensor to light
- C.
Determines the camera mode (lets you decide the exposure mode)
- D.
Determines how long the sensor will be exposed to light
- E.
Determines the image file size and the amount of compression used
- 7.
You set your exposure for 1/500 at F/2.8, which is your widest aperture. Your ISO is 100. You just metered the light for your photo, and the camera indicates your exposure with the following diagram. What change would you make to your ISO to get the perfect amount of light?
- A.
ISO 200
- B.
ISO 400
- C.
ISO 800
- D.
ISO 1600
- 8.When a photo has strong "leading lines" we expect the lines lead the eye toward:
- A.
A center of interest
- B.
The edge of the photo
- C.
The foreground
- D.
The background
- 9.When shooting in black and white, the lack of color makes the viewer more likely to notice:
- A.
Texture
- B.
Hue
- C.
Intensity
- D.
Value and Contrast
- 10.
Which of these portraits uses LOW-KEY lighting? (Check all that apply):
- A.
Photo 1
- B.
Photo 2
- C.
Photo 3
- D.
Photo 4
- 11.
Which of these portraits is an example of REMBRANDT lighting?
- A.
Photo 1
- B.
Photo 2
- C.
Photo 3
- D.
Photo 4
- 12.
Which of the motion effect images is a "panning blur"?
- A.
Photo 1
- B.
Photo 2
- C.
Photo 3
- D.
None of the above
- 13.
Which of the motion effect images is a "subject blur"?
- A.
Photo 1
- B.
Photo 2
- C.
Photo 3
- D.
None of the above
- 14.
Which image was most likely shot with the fastest shutter speed?
- A.
Photo 1
- B.
Photo 2
- C.
Photo 3
- D.
They are ALL the same.
- 15.
Which of these images features a strong use of negative space?
- A.
Photo 1
- B.
Photo 2
- C.
Photos 2 & 3
- D.
Photo 3
- 16.What part of the camera opens to allow light to exposure onto the film or panel?
- A.
Aperture
- B.
Shutter
- C.
Lense
- D.
Reflection mirror
- E.
LCD panel
- 17.100-200-400 in film ISO refers to what?
- A.
The film's sensitivity to light
- B.
How fast the film develops
- C.
The speed that the camera opens and closes its shutter
- D.
How blurry or in-focus the object will be
- E.
How far the photographer must be away from the subject being photographed
- 18.The amount of light or darkness on a photograph is known as the:
- A.
Exposure
- B.
Shutter Speed
- C.
Intensity
- D.
Sharpness
- 19.Perfect exposure is a result of the right mixture of (Pick THREE):
- A.
Shutter Speed
- B.
Composition
- C.
Amount of Daylight
- D.
ISO
- E.
Aperture
- 20.What is the unit of measurement for light in photography?
- A.
Apertures
- B.
Shutter speeds
- C.
Megapixels
- D.
Stops
- 21.If a shutter speed reads 3", what does this translate to?
- A.
1/3 of a second
- B.
3/10 of a second
- C.
1/300 of a second
- D.
3 seconds
- E.
None of the above
- 22.What is the term for a photograph that shows too dark?
- A.
Low-Key
- B.
Overexposed
- C.
Underexposed
- D.
Shadowed
- 23.The amount of light passing through the lens at once is referred to as:
- A.
Exposure
- B.
Shutter
- C.
Light Control
- D.
Aperture
- 24.What unit is aperture measured in?
- A.
F Numbers
- B.
Exposures
- C.
Pixels
- D.
Seconds
- 25.What unit is shutter speed measure in?
- A.
F Numbers
- B.
Exposures
- C.
Stops
- D.
Seconds
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