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What is optimal exposure?

Exposure that only contains detail in the highlights

Exposure that contains no highlights or shadows

Exposure that only contains detail in the shadows

Exposure that contains detail in the highlights, shadows, and a good tonal range (correct)

What happens when a photo is over-exposed?

The image will be too dark

The image will be blurry

The image will be too bright and lose shadows (correct)

The image will have no highlights

What is aperture?

The amount of time the shutter is open

The size of the opening in the lens when a picture is taken (correct)

The amount of light let into the camera

The sensitivity of the image sensor to light

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Exposure is the act of exposing the image sensor to light.
Optimal exposure contains detail in the highlights, shadows and a good tonal range.
Over-exposure results in a too bright image and lost shadows.
Under-exposure results in a too dark image and no highlights.
Digital cameras can be set to automatic or manual mode.
In automatic mode, the camera determines the three components (shutter speed, aperture, and ISO).
In manual mode, the photographer decides on the three components.
Aperture is the size of the opening in the lens when a picture is taken.
Aperture is measured in f-stops.
Changing one component can balance the effect of another component.

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"Master the art of exposure with this quiz! Test your knowledge on the importance of optimal exposure, the effects of over and under-exposure, and the components of manual and automatic camera modes. Learn about aperture and how it can affect your images in this comprehensive quiz. Perfect for photographers of all levels, this quiz will enhance your understanding of exposure and help you capture stunning photos!"