Test Your Photography Knowledge

Photography by Caitlyn Curtis

Test Your Photography Knowledge 

 Now is the time to test your photography knowledge! You may want to take the next step in your photography skills or strengthen your knowledge on key terms. The best way to improve your skills is to understand your weaknesses. Let this quiz guide you in the right direction for your photography success. Take the quiz, then check your answers on the bottom of the page. How many questions will you answer correctly? 


1. The aperture controls how much light travels into the camera body. 
       A) True 
       B) False 

2. Exposure is made up of three components: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
       A) True 
       B) False

3. What is the amount of time it takes for your camera shutter to open and closes called?
       A) Exposure 
       B) Aperture
       C) Shutter Speed 
       D) ISO

4. In photography, what is the ideal way to place your subject on intersecting points to create a flow in your image? 
       A) Rule of Thirds 
       B) Nine Squares 
       C) Three Frames 
       D) Quadrants 

5. The lower the ISO the more noise the image will contain, the higher the ISO the clearer the image.
       A) True 
       B) False 

6. What does the white balance adjust in your image? 
       A) Texture
       B) Flash
       C) Blur
       D) Color Temperature 

7. Shooting in RAW format allows you to shoot higher quality images and gives you more options in editing after taking the shot. 
       A) True 
       B) False 

8. Narrow aperture is best for portraits, a wide aperture is best for landscapes. 
       A) True 
       B) False

9. When shooting in darker spaces, what are the options to let in extra light and avoid red eyes? 
       A) Not use flash 
       B) Increase the ISO
       C) Use flash but reduce the intensity in flash settings
       D) All of the above

10. It is important to change your perspective when taking a photograph. What is one way to change your perspective? 
       A) Change the angle 
       B) Change the distance 
       C) Change your position 
       D) All of the above 

All finished? Check your answers here: 

1. A
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. B
6. D
7. A
8. B
9. D
10. D

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