Exposure Compensation Techniques Online Test

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Exposure Compensation Techniques

Description: Exposure compensation techniques are used to adjust the brightness of a photograph by changing the amount of light that reaches the camera's sensor. This can be done in a number of ways, including changing the shutter speed, aperture, or ISO.
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What is the purpose of exposure compensation?

To adjust the brightness of a photograph
To change the focus of a photograph
To change the depth of field of a photograph
To change the white balance of a photograph

What are the three main ways to adjust exposure compensation?

Changing the shutter speed, aperture, and ISO
Changing the white balance, focus, and depth of field
Changing the composition, lighting, and subject
Changing the camera's settings, lens, and filter

How does changing the shutter speed affect exposure compensation?

It changes the amount of time that the sensor is exposed to light
It changes the size of the aperture
It changes the sensitivity of the sensor to light
It changes the focal length of the lens

How does changing the aperture affect exposure compensation?

It changes the amount of time that the sensor is exposed to light
It changes the size of the opening in the lens
It changes the sensitivity of the sensor to light
It changes the focal length of the lens

How does changing the ISO affect exposure compensation?

It changes the amount of time that the sensor is exposed to light
It changes the size of the aperture
It changes the sensitivity of the sensor to light
It changes the focal length of the lens

What is the exposure compensation dial?

A dial on the camera that allows you to adjust the exposure compensation
A button on the camera that allows you to adjust the exposure compensation
A menu on the camera that allows you to adjust the exposure compensation
A setting on the camera that allows you to adjust the exposure compensation

What is the typical range of exposure compensation values?

+/- 3 stops
+/- 2 stops
+/- 1 stop
+/- 1/2 stop

When should you use positive exposure compensation?

When the scene is too dark
When the scene is too bright
When the scene has a lot of contrast
When the scene has a lot of detail

When should you use negative exposure compensation?

When the scene is too dark
When the scene is too bright
When the scene has a lot of contrast
When the scene has a lot of detail

What is bracketing?

Taking a series of photographs at different exposure values
Taking a series of photographs at different focus points
Taking a series of photographs at different white balance settings
Taking a series of photographs at different shutter speeds

Why is bracketing useful?

It allows you to choose the best exposure for a photograph
It allows you to create a HDR photograph
It allows you to experiment with different exposure settings
All of the above

What is a HDR photograph?

A photograph that has been taken using bracketing
A photograph that has been edited to have a high dynamic range
A photograph that has been taken using a special HDR camera
All of the above

What are the benefits of using HDR photography?

It allows you to capture a wider range of tones in a photograph
It allows you to create more realistic looking photographs
It allows you to experiment with different exposure settings
All of the above

What are some of the challenges of using HDR photography?

It can be difficult to create a natural looking HDR photograph
It can be time-consuming to edit a HDR photograph
It can be difficult to find a HDR camera that is right for you
All of the above

What are some tips for taking good HDR photographs?

Use a tripod
Use a remote shutter release
Shoot in RAW format
Experiment with different exposure settings
All of the above

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