Q.4
After taking a portrait, you notice your subject's skin color doesn't look natural or healthy. What setting should you change?
Aperture
White Balance
Shutter Speed
ISO
Q.6
On your DSLRs, you have more shutter speeds settings than apertures
False
True
Q.7
After metering your scene for a night scenic, you discover the longest shutter speed your camera allows is 30 seconds. Does that mean you can't take the picture?
False
True
Q.1
If you metered your scene in your camera and your exposure settings are the following: ISO100 F2.8 1/125 sec. Which of the following are equivalent exposures?
ISO 400 f2.8 1/500sec
ISO 100 f5.6 1/1000 sec
ISO 200 f2.8 1/60 sec
Q.9
When a lens is described as being 'fast,' what does it mean?
The lens can be removed and attached quickly
The lens allows you to use a fast shutter speed
Q.2
At a concert you shoot using camera raw. Which is not a good reason for your choice?
Camera raw is more forgiving for exposure errors & changing lighting conditions
Camera raw is the largest file size so it allows you to crop in tighter & still give you a good picture
JPEGS are better because largest file size allows you to crop in tighter & still give you a good picture
Q.10
Whenever taking a head and shoulders portrait, what should you be focusing on?
Nose
Eyes
Mouth
Q.5
When you use a long focal length lens and are shooting in available light, what should you be extra careful about?
Skin color
Camera shake
A & B
Q.8
Why is it preferable to schedule outdoor portraits early in the day or late in the day but not at noon?
Babysitters are available at that time
Wind is usually calm at those times
Lunch time is not a good time for pictures because people tend to be hungry
Directional light at those times allow you to sculpt your subjects' features & you can control your backgrounds better
Q.3
Which of the following statements about Photoshop is incorrect?
Photoshop can fix focusing errors
Photoshop can fix White Balance settings
Photoshop can remove anything in a picture
Photoshop can fix exposure problems (lighten or darken) a picture