ASSIGNMENT 4 Textbook  Assignment: “Basic  Photographic  Techniques.” Pages   5-1 through 5-37. Learning Objective: Identify general  guidelines  used  in holding cameras steady. 4-1. What is the best way to support a  camera? 1. By using a tripod 2. By  handholding  it 3. By holding it against a building 4. By using a neck strap 4-2. Under  normal  circumstances,  you should NOT handhold a camera at shutter  speeds  that  exceed  what exposure  time? 1. 1/500 sec 2. 1/250 sec 3. 1/125 sec 4. 1/60 sec 4-3. Holding the camera steady is most critical  when  using  what  focal- length  lens? 1. 35mm 2. 50mm 3. 100mm 4. 200mm 4-4. When handholding a camera with a 250mm  focal-length  lens,  you  should use which of the following shutter speeds? 1. 1/250 sec 2. 1/125 sec 3. 1/60 sec 4. 1/30 sec 4-5. What  method(s)  is/arc  used to  prevent  camera  shake? 1. Locking the mirror up on an SLR camera 2. A tripod 3. A cable release 4. Each of the above 4-6. To  obtain  high-quality  photographs, you must always use a tripod. 1. True 2. False 4-7. The use of a monopod is NOT recommended  below  what  shutter speed? 1. 1/15 sec 2. 1/30 sec 3. 1/60 sec 4. 1/125 sec Learning Objective: Identify elements  of  photographic composition. 4-8. For photographers to be creative, they must have which of the follow- ing  attributes? 1. An ability to select state of the art equipment 2. An ability to handhold the camera at slow shutter speeds 3. An ability to see what the camera sees 4. An ability to selectively see only  important  details  within a scene 4-9. Photographic  composition  can  be improved by which of the following methods? 1. By looking all around within the viewfinder 2. By practice only 3. By  analyzing  photographs used in various medias 4. All of the above 26