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Test your camera button basics, history & compositional styles

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Froggy Jumps Semester 1 TestOnline version Test your camera button basics, history & compositional styles by Tyler Freytag 1 What does the shutter button primarily do? a Captures a photo b Turns on video mode c Adjusts exposure 2 What is the Mode Dial used for? a Turn on flash b Choose exposure modes c Format memory card 3 What does the ISO button adjust? a White balance b Shutter speed c Sensor sensitivity 4 What does the AF/MF button do? a Deletes last photo b Activates autofocus or manual focus c Turns off metering 5 What is the Video Record Button for? a Change ISO b Save RAW file c Start/stop video capture 6 Which button opens Playback to review images? a Play button b Menu button c AE-L button 7 What does the Flash/Pop-Up Button do? a Changes color profile b Turns on video light c Activates the built-in flash 8 What does MF stand for in photography? a Manual Focus b Macro Focus c Medium Focus 9 What does AF on the lens stand for? a Auto Focus b Adaptive Focus c Artistic Focus 10 What is ISO in photography? a The shutter timing velocity b The camera's sensitivity to light c The camera's color profile 11 What does Live View Shooting allow? a Record video only b Disable autofocus c See the image on the screen before taking it 12 What is the job of the viewfinder? a Display post-shot edits b Store your photos c Let you see what you are about to photograph 13 What are pixels in a photo? a The camera's memory units b The focus points c The tiny picture elements 14 What does it mean if a photo is pixelated? a Individual pixels are visible b Image is sharpened too much c Color is inverted 15 Which control is primarily used to capture a photo? a Playback button b Shutter button c Menu button 16 Where would you adjust camera sensitivity to light quickly? a White balance b Exposure compensation c ISO setting 17 How do I imagine my screen when planning to take a rule of thirds photo? a Imagine a tic-tac-toe grid. place your subject AWAY from the center. b Lines leading the eye c The subject and a simple background 18 What is compositional style? a Camera setting b How you setup a photo c Your screen

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What does the shutter button primarily do?

What is the Mode Dial used for?

What does the ISO button adjust?

What does the AF/MF button do?

What is the Video Record Button for?

Which button opens Playback to review images?

What does the Flash/Pop-Up Button do?

What does MF stand for in photography?

What does AF on the lens stand for?

What is ISO in photography?

What does Live View Shooting allow?

What is the job of the viewfinder?

What are pixels in a photo?

What does it mean if a photo is pixelated?

Which control is primarily used to capture a photo?

Where would you adjust camera sensitivity to light quickly?

How do I imagine my screen when planning to take a rule of thirds photo?

What is compositional style?