Worksheet: Getting to Know Your Camera | Digital Photography - Class 8 PDF Download

Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ)

Q1: What is the purpose of the shutter button in a digital camera?
(a) To adjust exposure settings.
(b) To zoom in on subjects.
(c) To lock focus and exposure.
(d) To turn on the camera's flash.

Q2: Which of the following settings controls the amount of time the camera's shutter stays open?
(a) Aperture
(b) ISO
(c) Focal Length
(d) Shutter Speed

Q3: What effect does a wide aperture (e.g., f/1.4) have on a photo?
(a) It deepens the depth of field.
(b) It blurs the background (shallow depth of fiel(d).
(c) It increases image noise.
(d) It makes the photo brighter.

Q4: In which situation would you use a higher ISO setting?
(a) Bright daylight
(b) Low-light conditions
(c) To create a shallow depth of field
(d) When using a slow shutter speed

Q5: What is the purpose of scene modes in a digital camera?
(a) To manually adjust exposure settings.
(b) To add artistic effects to photos.
(c) To set a specific focus point.
(d) To optimize camera settings for different situations.

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True/False Questions

Q1: A wide aperture results in a deeper depth of field in a photograph.

Q2: ISO 3200 is considered a lower sensitivity setting in digital photography.

Q3: Using scene modes in a digital camera is optional and does not significantly affect photo quality.

Q4: In a digital camera, the sensor is exposed to light for an extended period during fast shutter speeds.

Q5: DSLR cameras typically offer more manual control over exposure settings compared to point-and-shoot cameras.

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Q1: Explain the purpose of locking focus and exposure by pressing the shutter button halfway down.

Q2: Describe the concept of shallow depth of field in photography and provide an example of when it is desirable.

Q3: How does the ISO setting affect a digital camera's performance, and in what situations might you use a higher ISO?

Q4: Explain the purpose of scene modes in digital cameras and provide an example of when you might use the "Sports" scene mode.

Q5: What advantages do DSLR cameras offer over point-and-shoot cameras in terms of manual control, and why are they preferred by professionals?