Worksheet: Capturing Close-up Shots | Digital Photography - Class 8 PDF Download

Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs)

Q1: What is macrophotography?
(a) Taking photos of landscapes
(b) Taking closeup shots of small objects
(c) Capturing action shots
(d) Shooting in low light conditions

Q2: What is the main challenge in macrophotography?
(a) Finding the right lighting
(b) Adjusting the exposure settings
(c) Achieving a shallow depth of field
(d) Focusing correctly

Q3: Which camera mode is recommended for closeup shots?
(a) Landscape mode
(b) Sports mode
(c) Closeup mode
(d) Night mode

Q4: Why is it important to avoid using flash in macrophotography?
(a) Flash makes the image too bright
(b) Flash can damage the camera sensor
(c) Flash won't work on closeup objects
(d) Flash creates harsh shadows

Q5: What weather condition is ideal for bringing out details in outdoor closeup shots?
(a) Bright sunlight
(b) Rainy weather
(c) Overcast or cloudy weather
(d) Sunset

True or False

Q1: In macrophotography, the depth of field becomes deeper as you move the camera closer to the subject.

Q2: Closeup scene mode always focuses on the center of the image.

Q3: Moving the camera after it has focused can result in a blurry photo in macrophotography.

Q4: Your camera's flash is highly effective for lighting closeup objects.

Q5: Bright sunlight is ideal for bringing out details in outdoor closeup shots.

Short Answer Questions

Q1: Explain why focusing is a significant challenge in macrophotography.

Q2: Describe the advantages of using the Closeup or Macro mode on a camera.

Q3: Why should you avoid using flash in macrophotography?

Q4: How does shooting in cloudy weather benefit outdoor closeup photography?

Q5: Explain why moving the camera after it has focused can result in blurry photos in macrophotography.