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Test your photographic knowledge - ISO
Test your photographic knowledge - ISO
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A series of questions based on what you have learnt so far.
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What is the minimum shutter speed you can hand-hold a camera?
1/50s
1/30s
1/60s
1/80s
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Which acronym allows the camera to control the exposure whilst you control ISO & white balance?
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With good light, shooting outside, which ISO will give us the highest detail?
ISO 800
ISO 1600
ISO 100
ISO 400
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What does ISO do?
Controls how much light reaches the camera sensor.
Controls image quality.
Controls how sensitive the sensor is to light.
Makes photos look like they did in the 'olden days'.
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Which ISO do you think was used in this photograph?
ISO 1200
ISO 200
ISO 160
ISO 100
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What can be done if the shutter speed drops below 1/60s?
Increase the ISO.
Use a larger aperture.
Incorporate movement into the shot, for example, by panning.
Put the camera on a tripod
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Using a studio light to shoot a still-life, what ISO would we set?
ISO 200
ISO 800
ISO 1200
ISO 100
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What does ISO stand for?
International Shooting Option.
International Standards Organisation.
Internal Shutter Opening
Internal Sensor Option.
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Which acronym controls the shutter speed?
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TV
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What is a Megapixel?
A megapixel is one billion pixels.
Its a form of paint used by an artist.
A megapixel is one million pixels.
Its a video game character.
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Which acronym controls the aperture?
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TV
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Your ISO is 200 and shutter spd 1/60s, you increase to ISO 400, what will the shutter speed be?
It will remain at 1/60s
It will increase to 1/120s
Nothing, the aperture will compensate.
It will decrese to 1/30s
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Shooting in low light (outside at night time), which ISO would we use?
ISO 200
ISO 1200
ISO 400
ISO 100
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Name the rule of composition
The rule of diagonals
The rule of thirds and leading lines
Cropping and viewpoint
Its a black and white photograph, there are no rules
