Photo 1 Fall Final

What are the three components of the exposure triangle in photography?

• Aperture, White Balance, ISO

• Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO

• Shutter Speed, White Balance, ISO

• Aperture, Shutter Speed, White Balance

Which of the following describes aperture in photography?

• The sensitivity of the camera sensor to light

• The duration the camera's shutter is open

• The size of the lens opening that allows light to enter

• The amount of light in the scene

What does ISO control in a camera?

• The color balance of the image

• The sensitivity of the camera sensor to light

• The depth of field in the image

• The sharpness of the image

In split lighting, how is the subject's face typically lit?

• One side is fully lit, and the other side is in shadow

• The face is evenly lit from both sides

• The face is lit from above, creating shadows under the nose

• The face is lit from below, creating dramatic shadows

What is a characteristic of Rembrandt lighting?

• A small triangle of light on the shadowed cheek

• Even lighting across the entire face

• Shadows under the eyes and nose

• Light coming from directly above the subject

Which lighting setup is known for creating a shadow under the subject's nose that resembles a butterfly?

• Split lighting

• Rembrandt lighting

• Butterfly lighting

• Loop lighting

What are the three components of a 3-point lighting setup?

• Key light, Fill light, Back light

• Main light, Side light, Top light

• Front light, Side light, Background light

• Key light, Rim light, Background light

In Photoshop, what is the purpose of the dodge tool?

• To darken specific areas of an image

• To lighten specific areas of an image

• To remove blemishes from an image

• To adjust the color balance of an image

What is an adjustment layer in Photoshop?

• A layer that contains pixel data

• A layer that applies non-destructive edits to an image

• A layer used for cropping images

• A layer that merges all visible layers

What is the purpose of masking in Photoshop?

• To permanently delete parts of an image

• To hide or reveal parts of a layer without deleting them

• To adjust the brightness of an image

• To change the color of an image