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Photography MCQs

What is "the rule of thirds"?

For the most visual impact, a great photo must have no more, no less than three main elements (three main colors, three subjects, three objects in focus).

Separating the viewfinder in nine identical rectangles, it's best to have the subject positioned in any of the inner corners of the rectangles located in the corners of the viewfinder.

When there are three subjects in the photo, always focus on the right-most subject (third from the left).

The best shutter speeds to use are 1/multiple of three (such as 1/120, 1/60, 1/30).

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Correct Answer: Separating the viewfinder in nine identical rectangles, it's best to have the subject positioned in any of the inner corners of the rectangles located in the corners of the viewfinder.

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