Which is the BEST example of "pattern"?

• Random shadows on the floor

• Closeup of fur texture

• Two trees, side-by-side

Cameras sometimes list their lens capability in these terms:

• Inches

• Metric inches

• Megapixels

What's the most significant difference between Daguerreotypes and Calotypes?

• Calotypes used paper

• Daguerreotypes were processed with chemicals

• Calotypes allowed for multiple prints from one “negative”

While it’s not critical to know the exact date something was invented, it’s helpful to have an idea of the timeframe for the invention. Which of the following IS NOT the correct timeframe?

1990s – Polaroid

1900s – Brownie

1830s – Daguerreotype

• 1990s – Polaroid

• 1900s – Brownie

• 1830s – Daguerreotype

Which part of the camera is responsible for flipping images?

• Mirror

• Shadow

• Plate

Which function on your camera "takes" the picture

• Flash

• Lens

• Shutter

Using this camera feature can have disadvantages, such as unwanted or unnatural shadows:

• Focus

• Macro

• Flash

Most digital cameras have a digital zoom. What does the letter T stand for?

• Telefoto

• Too Close

• Tripod

Which function would you use if you wanted to be in a picture with your friends?

• Portrait

• Self Timer

• Zoom

What is pixel short for?

• Megapixel

• Portrait

• Picture Element