Select all the true statements.

Question 1 options:

	Getting down to the subjects low level is a point of view that conveys equal status with the viewer.
	Smartphone cameras can get tricked; override the point of focus and exposure choices manually.
	1/15 shutter speed gives twice as much light as 1/30.
	With a deep depth of field, foreground and background can sometimes be difficult to distinguish from each other.
	f/5.6 aperture adds half as much exposure as f/11.

Select all the true statements.

Question 2 options:

	If a background is very bright or very dark, aim for correct exposure on the subjects face.
	Looking up at a subject gives it high status in the frame.
	Increase the ISO as much as needed to gain exposure without affecting the image quality.
	The cameras exposure reading aims to calibrate the overall image for middle-grey.
	Applying the principle of simplicity helps to ensure a viewer pays attention to what the photographer wants them to.

Match the following photographs with their histograms.

Question 3 options:

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