Photography Basic Information Online Quiz Test

If photography is your passion and you think that you are really good at it then attempt the following quiz in order to put their knowledge about basics of photography to the test.

Photography Basic Information Online Quiz Test

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1. Perfect exposure is a result of the right mixture of:

Shutter speed + aperture + resolution

Aperture + shutter speed + film speed

Exposure + aperture + shutter speed

Film speed + aperture + exposure

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2. The amount of light or darkness on a photograph is known as the:

Exposure

Shutter Speed

Contrast

Sharpness

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3. What is "bulb mode" on a camera?

A way to use your flash more effectively

A way to leave your shutter open indefinitely

There's no such thing as bulb mode

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4. What is the purpose of a tripod?

To avoid camera shake at large apertures

To avoid camera shake at slow shutter speeds

To avoid camera shake at fast shutter speeds

To avoid camera shake at small apertures

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5. The shutter speed is measured in:

Exposures

F Numbers

Seconds

Stops

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6. The balancing of light within a photograph is known as the:

White balance

The aperture

The exposure

The shutter speed

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7. When shooting a well-lit building at night, which of the following will give you the best photo?

Using a larger aperture

None of these

Increasing the shutter speed

Using a flash

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8. What is the unit of measurement for light in photography:

Shutter speeds

Apertures

Candelabras

Stops

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9. What does the ISO value represent?

How long the shutter stays open

The government regulation concerning camera operation

How sensitive the sensor is to light

How much vibration the camera can handle

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10. The amount of light passing through a lens is defined by the:

Exposure

Shutter speed

Film speed

Aperture

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