Camera Handling Study
Sheet
BOLD SENTENCES are the
most important questions for the first test covering the parts and basic
operation. Other items may appear on the 6 week or midterm test.
-
You should be able to use the camera diagram to identify the parts of the
single lens reflex.
blank camera sheet
-
What should be used at all times when you have the camera in your possession?
-
Why should camera and film not be stored in the glove compartment? (2 Reasons)
-
What does ISO indicate?
-
The very first thing you do after loading the camera with film is what?
-
The very first thing you do after making the last exposure is what?
-
Why should film be loaded and unloaded in subdued light?
-
Why is black used for most camera parts?
-
What procedure is used to ensure proper focus? (2 Steps)
-
What does the shutter speed control?
-
What is the chief cause of unsharp negatives?
-
How should the shutter mechanism be released to avoid camera movement?
-
If
the needle is indicating below center, what does that mean and what do you do?
-
Using a medium shutter speed, what are two methods to stop action?
- A
faster shutter speed is needed to stop action when the object is moving in
what relationship to the camera?
-
Which lens opening gives the least depth of field? Circle the correct one.
f/2, f/11, f/16, f/2.8
-
Which lens opening gives the most depth of field? Circle the correct one.
f/2, f/11, f/16, f/2.8
-
Which shutter speed from a selection stops action the least? Circle the
correct one. 1/30, 1/125, 1, 1/15
-
Which shutter speed from a selection stops action the most? Circle the correct
one. 1/30, 1/125, 1, 1/15
-
How does the light meter indicate correct light level?
-
What should use in addition to the built in exposure meter?
-
How do you control perspective with a fixed focal length lens?
-
Using Kodak 200 film (ISO 200), on a bright, sunny day, proper exposure is?
-
How does the Pentax K1000 indicate a dead battery?
-
On a manual camera, how can you ensure that your
film is advancing?
-
What is the normal minimum shutter speed for hand
held photography?
-
If a bright object is in your camera's
viewfinder, but it is not your main subject, what should you do about the
exposure meter reading?
-
At what point should you open the back of the
camera?
-
How do you control the exposure?
Additional
info to study: Applied Photography Units 14-15 and Unit 18. Understand depth of field on pages 89-90.
Understand panning and peak of action. Pre-focusing techniques, direction of
movement, Sunny f/16 rule, and all notes.
Answers - please do NOT
refer to this until AFTER you have attempted to answer each question, really.