Camera Equipment Quiz

Practice Test: Camera, Lenses and Attachments

• Digital images are stored in the memory card until transferred to a computer.
• Shutter speed and aperture settings are displayed on the LCD data panel.
• Aperture priority mode sets the aperture and lets the camera set the shutter speed automatically.
• The lens transmits the image which is then recorded by the sensor.
• Shutter priority mode sets the shutter speed and lets the camera set the f-stop automatically.
• Higher ISO setting on the camera means the sensor is more sensitive to light.
• Depth of field is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects that appear acceptably sharp.
• Parallax is the term used to describe the difference in view through a rangefinder camera's viewfinder and what the camera captures.
• A Single Lens Reflex camera displays the exact view through the optical viewfinder.
• Hyperfocal distance is the distance from the nearest point of focus to infinity when the lens is focused on infinity.
• Focal point is the point inside a lens at which the light paths cross before being focused on the sensor.
• Focal length of a normal lens on a camera is defined by the diagonal dimension of the sensor in millimeters.