Home › Photography Fundamentals › Lesson 4 Quiz Lesson 4 Quiz Lesson 4: Film, Lenses, Filters, and More 1 / 10 What type of camera allows detachable lenses for flexibility? Smartphone cameras Disposable cameras Advanced digital or film SLR cameras Basic point-and-shoot 2 / 10 Which lens is best for capturing broad scenes like landscapes? Telephoto lens Wide-angle 20mm–35mm lens Normal 50mm lens Fisheye lens 3 / 10 What effect do wide-angle lenses have on depth of field? No effect Shallower depth Deeper depth of field Blurs the foreground 4 / 10 Why are medium telephoto lenses (85mm–135mm) ideal for portraits? They distort faces They capture wide scenes They bend straight lines They isolate subjects and flatten for natural perspectives 5 / 10 What do fisheye lenses exaggerate? Color balance Straight lines Wide-angle effects, bending lines and distorting views Depth of field 6 / 10 In black-and-white photography, what do color filters primarily do? Add color Reduce light evenly Block reflections Lighten or darken tones for contrast 7 / 10 Which filter controls reflections on non-metal surfaces like water? UV filter Neutral density filter Polarizing filter Diffusion filter 8 / 10 What does a gray gradual filter do? Adds haze Creates dreamy effects Blocks UV light Darkens one side of the image selectively 9 / 10 What does higher ISO indicate? Deeper depth of field Less sensitivity to light More sensitivity for low-light photography Slower shutter speeds 10 / 10 What is a drawback of higher ISO? Shallower depth Reduced noise Brighter colors More noise or grain Your score isThe average score is 0% 0% Restart quiz