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4. How light or dark an image is is determined by this

5. What is exposure

6. T or F: when you take a photo, exposure is uniformly distributed over your sensor’s surface?

7. What is false

8. These areas reflect less light.

9. What are shadows

10. The perfect exposure retains details in both of these areas:

11. What are highlights and shadows

12. These two controls are the most important on your camera:

13. What are shutter and aperture

14. This happens when a picture is actually “taken”

15. What is shutter opens and light reflected from the scene enters through the lens and strikes the image sensor to create the image.

16. This is the technique of taking three images at three different exposures: one a little lighter, one middle, and one a little darker.

17. What is bracketing

18. This is the hole through which light enters
This is the hole through which light enters. Its size can be changes to determine the brightness of the light allowed through to the image sensor

19. What is aperture

20. A _____ aperture increases the depth of field so the foreground and background are sharp

21. What is small

22. a large aperture decreases this so that the foreground and/or background is soft.

23. What is depth of field

24. A short shutter length does this to action

25. What is freezes it

26. This controls light and motion.

27. What is shutter

28. Leaf
Focal plane
electronic

29. What are types of shutters

30. This means what’s in focus and what is not.

31. What is depth of field

32. focal length of the lens aperture, and distance to the subject.

33. What are factors affecting DOF

34. This refers to DOF’s definition of objects appearing sharp.

35. What is apparent sharpness

36. The two major descriptors of DOF are:

37. What are shallow and deep

38. This governs the sensor’s response to more or less light hitting the sensor.

39. What is ISO sensitivity

40. At higher ISO settings, _____ light is needed to capture an acceptable image.

41. What is less light

42. Capturing a frozen, sharp image depends on these three things:

43. What are speed of the subject, its size, and distance.

44. Panning is an excellent way to convey this:

45. What is sense of movement

46. This is the unintentional movement of the camera which results in image distortion.

47. What is camera shake

48. The faster a subject is moving, the ______ a shutter needs to be for a sharp image.

49. What is faster

50. What does manual mode allow a photographer to do?

51. What is control all aspects of the camera

52. Final Jeopardy
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53. A clear image

54. What are an introduction and an explanation?