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Explain the Exposure Triangle?
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iso. shutter speed and aperture
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At what shutter speeds is a tripod required (i.e. the breaking point)?
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1/60
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What is shallow depth of field and what type of f-stop number would you need to achieve it?
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when only part of the picture is in foucs and small f-stop number
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What is large depth of field and what type of f-stop number would you need to achieve it?
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when all the picture is in foucus and have a large f-stop
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Explain shutter speed and how is it measured.
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amount of time aperture is open,
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Explain ISO and what it controls.
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Camera sensor to light
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Explain aperture and what it controls.
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Aperture is the size of the opening in the lens, controls light in the shot
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What are three ways you can get more light into a shot?
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lower f-stop. lower shutter speed. increase
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increase iso
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What are the three ways you can decrease the amount of light entering a shot?
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increase f-stop. increase shutter speed and lower the iso
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You would like to shoot at 1/1000 of a second. What f-stop will you use? |
small f-stop numberr
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You would like to shoot a f-stop of f/4.5. What shutter speed would you use?
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fast shutter speeed
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Describe an over-exposed shot.
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too much light in the picture
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Describe an under-exposed shot.
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when the picture turns out too dark
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Define exposure.
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amound of light into a shot
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When taking an action shot, which part of the exposure triangle should you set first?
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shutter speed
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When taking a portrait, which part of the exposure triangle should you set first?
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Aperture
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If you are shooting in low light, what ISO film would work best? a. 100 b.200 c.800 d.3200
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3200
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What type of ISO works best in bright lighting? a. 100 b.200 c.800 d.3200
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100
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Which of the above shutter speeds would most likely properly capture a moving athlete (make him appear frozen)? 1/30, 1/100, 1/1000, 1/10
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1/1000
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Which of the above shutter speeds will most likely be blurry if you are taking a picture of a moving person? 1/30, 1/100, 1/1000, 1/10 |
1/100 |
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