Wedding Photography Quiz

Wedding photography captures once-in-a-lifetime moments. Test your knowledge of dual card backup, shot lists, and strategies for documenting the big day.

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"The First Look" is:

The first photo on the card

A private moment where the couple sees each other before the ceremony

The first dance

Checking the location

2 / 10

Why are dual card slots critical for weddings?

To store more photos

Real-time backup in case of card failure

To separate JPG and RAW

To shoot video

3 / 10

A "Shot List" ensures:

You get paid

You don't miss requested family groupings or key moments

You leave early

You shoot fewer photos

4 / 10

During the ceremony, flash is usually:

Required

Discouraged or forbidden (distracting)

Used constantly

Set to strobe

5 / 10

Dragging the shutter on the dance floor creates:

Motion trails with frozen subjects (if flash is used)

Blurry unusable photos

Dark photos

Static photos

6 / 10

Bounce flash is preferred indoors because:

It saves battery

It creates softer, more flattering light

It is brighter

It is colorful

7 / 10

"Golden Hour" portraits are usually scheduled:

During the ceremony

Before sunset (often during dinner)

At midnight

In the morning

8 / 10

A 70-200mm lens is popular for ceremonies because:

It is light

It allows close-ups from a respectful distance

It is wide angle

It has a macro mode

9 / 10

Macro lenses are typically used at weddings for:

The kiss

Ring shots and details

Group shots

The cake cutting

10 / 10

Culling refers to:

Editing the photos

Selecting the best images and rejecting the bad ones

Delivering the files

Printing

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