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Photo 2 Review
1. What are some benefits of using a digital SLR Camera?
2. What lens is best used for everyday shooting and has good range for portraits without facial
distortion?
3. What lens is used for landscapes, and architecture?
4. What would I use a telephoto lens for?
5. What lens takes an extremely wide-global view of the scene with distorting curves at the
edges?
6. What would I use a macro lens for?
7. What file type is the most common?
8. What is RAW file format?
9. What file format is interchangeable between systems, used by printers and publishers, and
keeps all the data about every pixel?
10. What composition has a simple background with no distractions taking away from the main
subject?
11. What is Aerial/Birds Eye View?
12. What is Rule of Thirds?
13. What composition leads the viewers eye through the photograph?
14. What composition gives a pleasing relationship of elements?
15. What composition has things that intersect with your main subject? (usually you want to
avoid)
16. What balance mirrors the image on both sides?
17. What does shutter speed control?
18. Fast shutter speeds _______________ action.
19. Slow shutter speeds ________________ action.
20. True or False: 1/30, 1/15, 1.8 are all examples of slow shutter speeds.
21. True or False: Aperture refers to the adjustable opening in a camera lens.
22. What are examples of large apertures?
23. What size of aperture creates a large depth of field?

24. What is depth of field?

25. What resolution is used for email and internet images?
26. What resolution is used for print work?
27. True or False: Resolution set at 1200 ppi is used for printing billboards and artwork for
magazines and brochures.
28. What tells the camera what combination of red, green, and blue light it should perceive as
white, given the current lighting conditions?

EXPOSURE MODES
29. The camera handles all of the settings for you, with often no options for adjustments
30. Camera uses a large aperture to create a softer background so only the subject in the
foreground remains in focus
31. Camera uses a small aperture to create a large depth of field where everything is in focus far
into the distance
32. Used for close up photography
33. Used for low light, nighttime shots. Camera automatically selects a slower shutter speed to
increase exposure time
34. Used for capturing moving objects, sports, kids, animals, etc camera automatically selects
a faster shutter speed to capture the action
35. This is a semi-automatic mode which means the camera will select a recommended shutter
and aperture, but still allow you to make changes to exposure
36. You control everything
37. You control shutter speed and the camera will adjust the aperture for you
38. You control the aperture and the camera will select a shutter speed for you

LIGHTING
Sketch the lighting set up for the following lighting techniques:
39. Butterfly/Paramount

40. Split/90 degree

41. Front/Flat

42. What technique is identified by light coming at a 45 degree angle, and often times showing a
triangle of light under the opposite side of the face?
43. What type of lighting creates a silhouette, rim lighting, or a glowing look around the subject?

44. True or False: Broad lighting shows a shadow on the side of the face that is closest to the
camera?