Drone & Aerial Quiz

Aerial photography offers perspectives impossible from the ground. Test your knowledge of flight regulations, ND filters, and cinematic drone techniques.

1 / 10

The "180 Degree Shutter Rule" for smooth video requires:

Shutter speed = 1/Frame Rate

Shutter speed = 1 / (2 x Frame Rate)

Shutter speed = 1/1000

Auto shutter

2 / 10

To achieve slow shutter speeds on a drone in daylight, you need:

High ISO

ND Filters

A larger aperture

Faster props

3 / 10

VLOS stands for:

Very Low Operating Speed

Visual Line of Sight

Vertical Lift Off System

Video Loss

4 / 10

Intelligent Flight Modes (like Point of Interest) help to:

Fly faster

Execute smooth, complex cinematic moves automatically

Land quickly

Avoid birds

5 / 10

RAW photos on drones usually have the extension:

JPG

DNG

CR2

NEF

6 / 10

The "Jello Effect" in video is caused by:

Wind

Vibration affecting the rolling shutter

Cold weather

Low battery

7 / 10

Top-down shots are effective because:

They eliminate depth and focus on pattern/geometry

They show the horizon

They are easy to fly

They use less battery

8 / 10

RTH stands for:

Run To Home

Return To Home

Ready To Hover

Rotate The Head

9 / 10

Flying in "Sport Mode" usually:

Stabilizes footage

Disables obstacle avoidance and increases speed

Improves battery life

Lands the drone

10 / 10

Polarizers on drones can be tricky because:

They are heavy

Changing angle relative to the sun changes the polarization effect during a turn

They fall off

They fog up

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