Digital Photography

Digital Photography

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What is aperture?

• The distance between the camera and the subject.

• The size of the iris which controls the amount of light entering the camera.

• A measurement of sensitivity to light.

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The higher the ISO setting, the more likely your photograph will have "noise", or "grain".

• True

• False

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A fast shutter speed is used to...

• Make a picture look blurry

• Make the scene look like it's frozen in time.

• Make a picture look like it is in motion.

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To freeze motion you would want a shutter speed of ____

• 1/1000

• 1/5

• 2"

• 1/50

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Which of the following is true about APERTURE (check as many that may apply)

• It is a hole or an opening through which light travels

• Changing the aperture settings determines the depth of field

• Measured in f-numbers (often referred to as f-stop or f-ratio)

• It is the measure of a photographic film's or digital sensors sensitivity to light.

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What is the unit of measurement for a shutter speed?

• Fractions

• Clicks of the Command Dial

• Seconds

• f-stops

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If you want everything to be in focus in your photography you want a:

• small shutter speed

• large shutter speed

• large aperture

• small aperture

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An image will have more "noise" when the aperture is very large.

• True

• False

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• True

• False

​Compositional rules

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_______________ helps to give the viewer info about the subject; location, time of day, season, etc...

• Editing the image

• Zooming in on the subject

• Including the environment

• time/date stamp

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This photo is an example of......

• Framing

• Birds eye

• Worms eye

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What is the best definition for composition in relation to photography?

• A work of art

• The successful arrangement of parts within the frame

• The combining of elements to create a unified piece of artwork

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Which of the following apply to the rule of thirds?

• Place objects directly in the center of the frame

• Place objects where the grid lines intersect

• Place horizon lines on the grid lines

• Make sure there is something interesting in every frame

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This photo is an example of...

• Birds eye

• Worms eye

• Neutral

• framing

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A FOCAL POINT is the element within an image on which the viewer’s eye is directed to

• True

• False

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Deadspace is

• Negative space

• Bad space

• Where nothing lives

• Empty space that is pointless

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Photographing from a low angle makes subjects appear...

• Taller and wider

• smaller and less important

• bigger and more important

• Smaller and thinner

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This photo is an example of...

• Backlighting

• Macro

• Framing

• Rule of thirds

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The lighting shown in this picture is...

• Front Lighting

• Side Lighting

• Back Lighting

• Flat Lighting

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This lighting technique creates a silhouette and/or a glow effect at the edges or at the back of the subject.

• Front Lighting

• Flat Lighting

• Side Lighting

• Back Lighting

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When using front lighting, little to no shadows appear on the subject

• True

• False

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The lighting shown in this picture is...

• Front Lighting

• Back Lighting

• Side Lighting

• Hard Lighting

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Hard light creates a(n)

• calming effect.

• soft, even light.

• intense, defined light.

• diffused effect.

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This light helps to fill in shadows and details

• Key

• Short

• Broad

• Fill

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It will help control and redirect light that will bounce on your subject.

• Sun

• Lens

• Reflector

• Mirror