Photography Study Guide

Aperture

The two visual effects of aperture are:

 

1)

2)

The way you change the aperture:

Other notes:

Shutter Speed

The two visual effects of shutter speed are:

 

1)

2)

The way you change the aperture:

What do you need to use if the SS is below 1/60 of a second:

Other notes:

How do Aperture and Shutter Speed work together:

ASA

What is ASA:

What is the other (European) term for ASA:

What ASA would you need for very bright conditions:

What ASA would you need for average conditions:

What ASA would you need for low light conditions:

How do you change the ASA setting:

Focal Length

What is wide angle:

What is human eye equivalent::

What is telephoto zoom:

What is macro:

How do you change the focal length:

How to meter (look HERE to compare colors to B&W values)

How do you use a light meter:

For a very light scene, what do you have to do to the exposure:

For a very dark scene, what do you have to do to the exposure:

What is bracketing:

Other notes:

How to focus

How does a matte fresnel screen work:

How does a split image screen work:

How does a microprism work:

What two things do you need to do to focus a lens:

 

1)

2)

 

How to load film

1) f_________ then p_______ then p___

2)

3)

4)

5)

6)

7) close the back

8)

 

 

How to rewind film

1) p_______ the __________ (VERY IMPORTANT)

2)

3)

4) f_________ then p_______ then p___ and remove the film canister

Making Choices: (see HERE)

focal length

distance

angle

orientation

meaning