Photography

Question 1

F.O.R.D

Answer 1

Family Occupation Recreation Dreams

Question 2

24-70mm use for

Answer 2

prep, ceremony & reception

Question 3

24-70mm

Answer 3

easy & versatile but when using always step back & zoom in; same goes for other wide angle lenses

Question 4

35mm use for

Answer 4

group photos & wide shots

Question 5

35mm vs 24-70mm

Answer 5

35mm not as wide as the 24

Question 6

50mm use for

Answer 6

portraits & receptions

Question 7

50mm

Answer 7

light weight, clean & common lens

Question 8

85mm use for

Answer 8

portraits of any kind

Question 9

85mm

Answer 9

crisp & beautiful, color consistency

Question 10

70-200mm use for

Answer 10

ceremonies & portraits

Question 11

70-200mm

Answer 11

telephoto lens

Question 12

Prime lenses

Answer 12

crisper & sharper, higher quality, focal effect, good low light

Question 13

300mm

Answer 13

good for action & adaptability

Question 14

Shutter Speed

Answer 14

determined by how fast or slow the camera shutter is closing

Question 15

1/10

Answer 15

slow shutter speed, brighter & blurrier motion

Question 16

1/125

Answer 16

slowest recommended shutter speed to start

Question 17

1/8000

Answer 17

fast shutter speed, darker & crisper motion

Question 18

Shutter speed controls

Answer 18

motion blur

Question 19

Aperture aka

Answer 19

f/stop

Question 20

F/stop

Answer 20

1. controls depth of field (what’s in focus)

2. amount of light allowed in photo

Question 21

f/1.2

Answer 21

low, brighter, shallow DOF

Question 22

f/4

Answer 22

don’t go below during portraits

Question 23

f/22

Answer 23

high, darker, deeper DOF

Question 24

What do you adjust first in exposure triangle?

Answer 24

1. shutter 2. f/stop then ISO

Question 25

ISO

Answer 25

the camera sensor's sensitivity to light itself

Question 26

100

Answer 26

low, darker, cleanest option assuming you have enough light

Question 27

1600

Answer 27

maximum highest, brighter

Question 28

Best option for ISO

Answer 28

always use the lowest ISO you can get away with

Question 29

High ISO

Answer 29

the higher you push your ISO, the more likely you're to add digital noise or grain

Question 30

Daylight ISO

Answer 30

100-200

Question 31

Golden Hour / Shade

Answer 31

start at 400-800

Question 32

Low light / Indoor

Answer 32

1600, but try 800 if you have a outside light

Question 33

Epic's preferred style of photograph

Answer 33

bright & airy

Question 34

Goal Exposure meter

Answer 34

0 to +1, flatter the skintones

Question 35

Exposure meter

Answer 35

check before shooting, find in viewfinder

Question 36

L.B.C.F.

Answer 36

light, background, composition, focus

Question 37

Light??

Answer 37

where's it coming from & what's the quality of that light?

Question 38

Background?

Answer 38

will your background compliment or distract from the subject?

Question 39

Composition?

Answer 39

how do you want to balance your subject in the frame?

Question 40

Focus?

Answer 40

are you hitting your focus in shot crisply?

Question 41

Light is it...

Answer 41

hard or soft? how is it hitting your subject? color of light?

Question 42

Color of light

Answer 42

aim for 1 consistent color of light

Question 43

Wedding light

Answer 43

aim for soft, flattering light; natural

Question 44

Unflattering light

Answer 44

light sources coming from below eye level, unnatural

Question 45

Light to look for

Answer 45

natural, soft light for flattering looking photos

Question 46

Light to avoid

Answer 46

spotty & inconsistent lighting

Question 47

Direction of light determines

Answer 47

the direction of any shadows & where you should have your subject face towards

Question 48

Light: Preserve

Answer 48

skin tones

Question 49

Light: Avoid

Answer 49

blow outs & crushing shadows

Question 50

Light: when shooting indoors

Answer 50

1. seek natural light source | 2. turn off ambient light

Question 51

Consistently check

Answer 51

photos! when something is off then FIX