A filter has a filter factor of 8. How many f-stops compensation would be required to obtain an accurate exposure?

A. +3

B. -3

C. +4

D. -4

An incident light meter at the subject’s position measures the amount of light

A. falling on a subject.

B. reflected by a subject.

C. refracted by a subject.

D. transmitted by a subject.

If photographing outdoors at noon in bright sun, using an ISO of 100 and a shutter speed of 1/125, the aperture reading should be

A. f-8

B. f-11

C. f-16

D. f-22

Without changing light conditions, attention can be drawn to a subject by doing which of the following to the aperture and shutter speed?

A. Open the aperture and decrease the shutter speed

B. Open the aperture and increase the shutter speed

C. Stop-down the aperture and decrease the shutter speed

D. Stop-down the aperture and increase the shutter speed

When using an incident light meter, a photographer will extend the dome outward to measure?

A. Only ambient light conditions of the room

B. The light reflecting off the subject

C. All the light hitting the subject

D. The power of a single light hitting the subject

When reviewing a histogram, how can you tell that the shadows/highlights are clipped?

A. A spike in the middle of the histogram

B. A bell curve on the histogram

C. A spike on either end of the histogram

D. A sharp drop on either end of the histogram

What are two types of exposure meters?

A. SLR and averaging

B. reflective and incident

C. reflective and incremental

D. averaging and incremental

What are the three elements of the exposure triangle?

A. Focal Length, Aperture, and Zoom

B. Program, Aperture Priority, and Shutter Priority

C. Shadows, Highlights and Midtones

D. Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO

The difference between ISO 200 and 400 is ___________ stop(s).

A. 1

B. 2

C. 100

D. 200

Selecting a low ISO will generally result in

A. less noise, high contrast.

B. more noise; less contrast.

C. less sharpness, with maximum noise.

D. greater sharpness, minimum noise.

The area of an image that is the brightest is called ________

A. highlights.

B. shadows.

C. midtone.

D. greys.

Selecting a camera's highest ISO setting will result in

A. more noise; more contrast

B. less noise; less contrast

C. less sharpness; maximum noise

D. greater sharpness; minimum noise

Practice Exam: Module 4 Quiz