What are the three things we can change to balance our light meters?

What type of depth of field will an aperture setting of F22 give you?

Will a shutter speed set to 1/2 give you blurred or frozen motion?

What are two things you could do to fix camera shake?

You take a photo of a friend dancing in front of a crowd. Your settings are F5.6 and 1/1000. What will the photograph look like?

What is shutter speed?

What are f-stops?

What is digital noise?

What does turning the command dial do?

What is depth of field?

The series of blades inside the camera that open and close every time you take a photo are known as the:

What measures the amount of light reflecting off your subject?

The hole in the front of the lens that lets in light and controls depth of field is known as the:

What is it called when your subject is in focus and the background is not?

What type of motion will you get when your shutter speed is set to 1/2000th of a second?

Blur in a photograph caused by hand holding a camera while on a slow shutter speed is known as:

Changing this will make your camera's sensor more or less sensitive to light. What is it?

Holding the +/- button and turning the command dial will change your:

An aperture setting of F5.6 will give you a _________________ depth of field.

What does a balanced light meter look like?

What should you do to double check that a photo you have taken is actually in focus?

Depth of field is controlled by the:

You are taking a photo of a porcupine sitting in front of a beach umbrella. Your aperture is set to F5.6. What will the photograph look like?

A dog is jumping in the air. Your shutter speed is set to 1/2 a second. What will the dog look like?

Turning the command dial changes your:

Your dog is sitting in front of a window. You try to take a photograph of him, but he keeps coming out too dark. Why?

In order to see a backlit subject you should:

If the scene you are photographing is white on white on white, a balanced light meter photo will look good. True or False?

If the scene you are photographing is black on black on black, you need to overexpose the image to have it come out correctly. True or False?

You are photographing a snowman sitting on a snow covered hill with puffy clouds behind it. Should you balance your light meter?

Our cameras balance to grey. True or false?

To create a silhouette a subject needs to be:

Dynamic range is:

Taking the same photo at different exposures is known as:

Blending is when you use two light sources for a portrait. True or False?

You should bracket and blend when:

A disc reflector can be used for:

The blue hour is the hour before sunset. True or False?

The hour before sunrise and the hour after sunset are known as the:

The lights that reflect in a persons eyes are known as:

Layer masks are a way of making non-destructive edits to our photographs. True or False?

The sync speed when working with our flash units is:

Burning a photograph means that you are making areas:

The areas of your photographs that are brighter are known as:

The hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset are known as the:

A snoot is:

Umbrellas, Softboxes, and Reflectors are all examples of: