General Quiz 1

Don’t be disappointed. You can do better next time! Here is a correct answer:

You still need to learn. Remember the smaller the aperture opening the bigger the F-number.

This might help you to refresh your memory:

The shutter speed in your camera will be displayed a bit different. For example shutter speed of 1/125sec will be displayed as 125 or shutter speed of 1 sec will be displayed as 1″.

Remember this:

Remember this:

You will have to use higher ISO if you want to add more noise to the picture for creative purpose. The higher the ISO, the more noise you get.
Also you will have to use higher ISO in low light situation when flash is not aloud. The higher the ISO the more sensitive to light the camera sensor is.

Remember: Exposure is the amount of light which gets into the camera and is projected onto recording media (sensor).

Remember:
If your image is overexposed, it means that there is too much light coming into the camera. One of the ways to reduce the amount of light is to close down your aperture. In this case we have to close it down 2 stops, which will give us f4.

Please watch this part of the video again:
http://youtu.be/VUMKkl8SRyk?t=6m37s

You will have to watch the lesson again!

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Remember:

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The most important in this image are Reflections and repetition of the main subject. Lines and Curves add more interest to the image.

Remember: Lenses with wide aperture opening called fast lenses because they let you use faster shutter speeds.

Remember: When shooting night landscape it is a good idea to put your camera on a tripod and use timer or shutter release to avoid camera shake, while shooting with slow shutter speed. Slow shutter speed lets you to use lower ISO, which means less noise in the image.

Remember: You can measure Incident Light only with Handheld Light Meter.

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Remember:

Jpeg has a smaller size, since it contains less data.

Remember:

When to shoot JPEG:

1. You have limited storage (memory card or hard drive)
2. You are willing to do only minimal postproduction or none
3. You need images right away
4. You should fast action like sport photography in burst mode

When to shoot RAW:

1. You enjoy postprocessing and want more flexibility
2. If you should under difficult lightening conditions:
– When you think that highlights might be overexpose
– When you are unsure about white balance
– When you are unsure about your exposure