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What does DSLR stand for?

• Digital Specialized Lens Retro-Device
• Diopitic Standard Light Receptor
• Digital Sight Light Receiver
• Digital Single Lens Reflex

The name of the button used to expose the film or sensor on a camera is called what?

• Trigger
• Contact
• Exposure Meter
• Engagement Button

Inside a typcial DSLR lens is the following mechanical device:

• Shutter
• Sensor and Shutter
• Shutter, Sensor and Lens Elements
• Aperture

While some SLR cameras have used screw on lenses the most common lens is what type of lens?

• Snap On
• Plugin
• Flip On
• Bayonet

One of the major differneces between a DSLR and an SLR is..

• DSLR's don't use a prism
• SLR's have mirrors
• SLR's use screw on lenses
• DSLR's use memory cards to record images

Depth of Field refers to…

• The distance from the lens to the subject
• The amount of area that can be seen by through the camera
• The perspective and angles created by the angle of attack
• The range of distance from the camera that is in focus

What does ISO determine?

• Whether the camera is digital or film based
• The amount of light that enters the lens
• The relative brightness of the viewfinder
• The film or sensor's sensativity to light

Which ISO Would be faster than ISO 200?

• 400
• 100

What does the shutter do?

• It advances the film in a film camera
• It helps steady the camera to reduce camera shake
• It opens and closes to control the amount of light that hits a camera's sensor or film
• None of the above

With a camera that has automatic focus, the most likely way to engage auto focus would be:

• Point the camera at the intended subject to focus on
• Press the auto shutter button or swtich
• Depress the trigger half-way
• A combination of A & B

Select which of the following best describes exposure readout

• A need in the viewfinder displays a required shutterspeed setting
• A digital display in the viewfinder shows you guides the photographer to select the correct exposure
• The LCD readout will display the shutter speed and f/stop
• All of the above

What would 1/60 best indicate regarding a camera’s readout

• The depth of field is 1/60th of the distance from the lens to the subject
• 1/60 is an f/stop which describes the aperture or size of the hole within the lens
• It is the measurement of time that the shutter will remain open
• None of the above are correct

Which of the following will determine exposure?

• Aperure setting
• Shutter speed setting
• ISO and brightness of the subject
• All of the above

Which of the following apertures will let the most light in?

• f/22
• f/1.4
• 2.8
• 5.6

A more likely combination setting for manually exposing a bright day might be:

• f/16 @ 1/250 Film ISO 100
• f/1.8 @ 1/125 ISO 800
• f/11 @ 1/60 ISO 1600
• f/2.8 @ 1/30 ISO 400

What is the best way to ensure your images are not blurry

• Pan steadily from left to right
• Step in slightly as you depress the trigger
• Use a tripod
• The last two answers are correct

What are some important things to consider when framing a shot?

• Consider getting closer to your subject
• Determine if the background and foreground compete with the sunbject
• The second answer is correct when combined with checking your exposure readout
• All of the above should be taken into consideration

An interesting portrait might capture which of the following?

• The entire body
• Only the face – Portraits should always be closeups
• Expression and mood
• Accurate skin tones

Which is likely the best condition for candid shots of people in public areas?

• A faster shutter speed to ensure the shot is in focus
• A slower film speed or ISO like 100, for example
• A powerful pop-up flash
• A slow shutter speed like 1/15 to ensure your sensor gets enough light

When considering a shot from an artistic perspective, which of the following is the best consideration before making the photograph?

• Ensuring you take the picture during the golden hour. ALWAYS!
• Understanding how every dial and setting works on your camera
• Thinking about what you want to communicate
• Knowing your f/stop always offers more artisit value than your shutter speed setting