U1 Digital Photo Test

ALL of the following image qualities are affected by the camera's sensor size EXCEPT...

• angle of view

• images story

• low light capability

• image resolution

Answer explanation

The camera's sensor size affects angle of view, low light capability, and image resolution, but not the 'image story,' which is more about composition and narrative rather than technical specifications.

TRUE or FALSE: A photographer can convey an idea about a photo story through

a series of photographs OR a single photograph.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

TRUE: A photographer can effectively convey a story through either a series of photographs, which can provide depth and context, or a single photograph, which can capture a moment or emotion powerfully.

TRUE or FALSE: The element of photography used in the photograph is lines.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

The statement is FALSE because the photograph does not primarily utilize lines as a compositional element. Instead, it may focus on other elements such as color, texture, or shapes.

ALL the characteristics below determine how the camera lens

will affect the appearance & quality of an image EXCEPT...

• subject

• depth of field

• aperture

• focal length

Answer explanation

The 'subject' does not determine the camera lens characteristics. In contrast, depth of field, aperture, and focal length directly influence the image's appearance and quality.

TRUE or FALSE: Art Critique involves identifying & pointing out the scope for improvement in an artwork.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

TRUE: Art Critique indeed involves identifying and pointing out areas for improvement in an artwork, helping artists enhance their skills and the quality of their work.

Which aperture value (f-stop) will allow the LEAST amount of light to enter the camera?

• f/2.8

• f/4

• f/22

• f/16

Answer explanation

The f-stop value indicates the size of the aperture opening. A higher f-stop number means a smaller opening. Therefore, f/22 allows the least amount of light to enter the camera compared to f/2.8, f/4, and f/16.

TRUE or FALSE: The tool in the photograph is a tripod.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

The tool in the photograph is indeed a tripod, which is designed to support cameras or other equipment. Therefore, the correct answer is TRUE.

TRUE or FALSE: This photograph is of the aperture in the camera's lens that controls that amount of light that can enter the camera body.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

TRUE: The aperture in a camera's lens is responsible for controlling the amount of light that enters the camera body, affecting exposure and depth of field.

Which type of lens took this photograph?

• Telephoto lens

• Macro lens

• Fisheye lens

Answer explanation

A fisheye lens is known for its ultra-wide angle and distinctive distortion, creating a spherical effect. This type of lens captures a wider field of view than standard lenses, making it the correct choice for this photograph.

Which type of lens most likely took this photograph?

• Macro lens

• Telephoto lens

• Fisheye lens

Answer explanation

A telephoto lens is designed for capturing distant subjects with clarity, making it ideal for photographs that require zooming in. This type of lens compresses the scene, which is likely how this photograph was taken.