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Photography Basics Quiz

Try out this Photography Basics quiz to test your knowledge. Photography Basics trivia explores the core ideas behind cameras, light, exposure, focus, and composition.

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15 questions

~3 min to finish

Easy to hard difficulty

510 pts max score

  1. Question 1 · Hard · 40 pts

    What camera characteristic lets more detail be recorded at both the shadow end and the highlight end of a scene?

  2. Question 2 · Easy · 10 pts

    Which lens type captures more of the scene at once than a telephoto lens?

  3. Question 3 · Hard · 40 pts

    Which lens description specifically refers to having a large maximum aperture?

  4. Question 4 · Hard · 40 pts

    If a photographer wants to place focus on one exact chosen area rather than let the camera spread its attention, which autofocus mode matches that goal?

  5. Question 5 · Hard · 40 pts

    Which filter is used to cut reflections from nonmetallic surfaces?

  6. Question 6 · Hard · 40 pts

    Which camera is credited with helping popularize snapshot photography?

  7. Question 7 · Hard · 40 pts

    Who co-founded Polaroid?

  8. Question 8 · Hard · 40 pts

    Which Kodak engineer built an early digital camera in 1975?

  9. Question 9 · Hard · 40 pts

    Ansel Adams is especially associated with extensive photography in which national park?

  10. Question 10 · Hard · 40 pts

    Which photographer is especially associated with candid street photography?

  11. Question 11 · Hard · 40 pts

    Who is known for motion studies of humans and animals?

  12. Question 12 · Hard · 40 pts

    Steve McCurry photographed which famous portrait?

  13. Question 13 · Hard · 40 pts

    What kind of film records tones in reverse before printing or scanning?

  14. Question 14 · Easy · 10 pts

    What camera feature can help reduce blur caused by shaky hands?

  15. Question 15 · Easy · 10 pts

    If you want to set the focus yourself instead of letting the camera do it, which mode would you use?