Camera Basics Quiz

Group A

Shutter Speed: 1/30

Aperture: f/4.5

ISO: 800

To take this photo I set myself and the camera floor level, while I focused my lens onto the desk leg. With this I created this small depth of field shot.

Shutter Speed: 1/125

Aperture: f/4.5

ISO: 6400

To be able to take this shot, I made sure my camera had stability so I set it on a desk and made sure to have a high shutter speed to create frozen moment.

Shutter Speed: 4

Aperture: f/5.6

ISO: 100

To take this shot I ask my friend if I could borrow her camera. Once it was set I zoomed into the lens to void a grainy picture.

Shutter Speed: 1/25

Aperture: f/11

ISO: 6400

I set my camera onto a desk then pressed the shutter and spun until the picture was taken.

In this class I've learned the importance of making sure that Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO are balanced to create a beautiful and clear picture. Because if the shutter was to be slow while you were trying to take a fast motion picture it's likely you're photo will be blurry, now if you were to have were to a small f stop then your background will be blurry while you're subject is clear. If you were outside and you wanted a picture that wasn't just plain white you have to adjust your ISO into a lower ISO so you are only letting not as much light in. I also learned about White balance which helps you take a photo that's as accurate as how your eyes see them, and its important because different light produces different colors so White Balance is helpful it helps by seeing how much light is needed in the photography.