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- List Standard Aperture/F-stops from brightest exposure to darkest.
- f/1.4, f/2, f/2.8
- What is aperture?
- aperture is a hole within a lens
- How is it measured?
- By F stops
- What is the difference in light from f22 to f16?
- The difference in light is that it doubles in light.
- Which aperture is larger; f4 or f5.6?
- f4
- Define "Aperture Priority"
- a system used in some automatic cameras in which the aperture is selected by the user and the appropriate shutter speed is controlled automatically.
- Define Depth of Field
- the amount of your shot that will be in focus
- In your own words, describe the difference between the 2 photos below of a horse. Guess the aperture for each photo.
- The background is blurred in the back round in the first photo while in the second photo the background is not blurred
- In your own words, describe the difference between the 2 photos below of a horse. Guess the aperture for each photo.
- f/8 for the first one
- f/1.4 for the second one
- Give an example of when you may want to use a small aperture.
- When you want to take a photo of a flower with no background
- Give an example of when you may want to use a larger aperture.
- When you want the background to show like on holidays
- What is Ambient Light? Google the definition and write in your own words.
- Available light in the photo
- Describe the difference between a prime and zoom lens.
- A prime lens is a lens in which the field of view (focal length) cannot be adjusted.
- A zoom lens is a lens in which the field of view can be adjusted.
- What is a "fast lens"?
- a fast lens is any lens with a maximum aperture of f/4 or more
- What 3 factors Control Depth of Field?
- 1) the diaphragm opening of the lens (the Aperture), 2) the focal length of the lens in use, and3) image size (it has a direct relation to distance).
- Find 3 photo examples online for your blog and guess the aperture settings used on the camera.
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