Exam: 04.12 The Elements of Composition Warning
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Question 1 (True/False Worth 2 points)
You cannot choose what part of the image is in focus with a point-and-shoot camera.
O True
O False
Question 2
Worth 2 onts

False.

Explanation:

A point-and-shoot camera can be defined as a compact digital-still camera that is typically designed to be used easily for simple photoshoots.

Generally, point-and-shoot camera settings are set to auto-focus or designed to be focus free in some cases, as well as inbuilt flashlight and exposure settings.

However, you can choose what part of the image is in focus with a point-and-shoot camera. This feature is considered to be one of the most important characteristics of a point-and-shoot camera, thus, making it very easy to use for non-professional photographers.

For example, you may decide to choose the face of your model to be in focus so as to make the face appear distinctively bold and sharp from the other parts.