c_higgins

<p>So my current answers from looking things up some more would be...<br>

1. B<br>

2. D<br>

3. C<br>

4. D<br>

5. D<br>

The first two are the ones I really have no idea. So any help would be appreciated.</p>

<p>Look I don't have my own camera, I don't have a photo book, and I'm not a photographer so at least for the first two questions I have no idea how to begin. I've narrowed it down the best I can. I'm almost positive 5 is 1600, 4 is 1/100, and 3 is 1.8 but since I have nothing to try that on I just wanted some kind of help.</p>

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<td>It is a bright, sunny, day. It is noon and you are on a picnic under a tree. I want to take a picture of food. Where would I begin my ISO, shutter speed, aperture and white balance at? </td>

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<td><label for="Field1_1">100, 1/10, 3.5, sunny</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field1_2">100, 1/100, 13, shade</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field1_3">1600, 1/10, 3.5 incandescent</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field1_4">1600, 1/100, 13, flourescent</label></td>

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<td>2.

It is a dark cloudy day of rain. I'm trying to take a picture of the drizzle from a rain gutter while stopping the motion of the rain drops. Where would I <strong>begin</strong> your ISO, shutter speed, aperture and white balance at?

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<td><label for="Field2_1">100, 1/100, 5.6, Cloudy</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field2_2">400, 1/100, 13, flourescent</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field2_3">800, 1/100, 32, incandescent</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field2_4">1600, 1/250, 3.5, sunny</label></td>

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<td>3. Which aperture allows the greatest depth of field?</td>

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<td><label for="Field3_1">1.8</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field3_2">13</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field3_3">32</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field3_4">8</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field3_5">22</label></td>

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<td>4. Which shutter speed allows the greatest amount of light to be captured? </td>

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<td><label for="Field4_1">1/100</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field4_2">1/1000</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field4_3">1/10</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field4_4">10"</label></td>

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<td>5. Which ISO responds the fastest to light? </td>

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<td><label for="Field5_1">100</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field5_2">200</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field5_3">400</label></td>

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<td><label for="Field5_4">800</label></td>

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<td>1600</td>

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