Yearbook and Photography Terms Review

Color Scheme

• A consistent set of colors used to create a unified look in the yearbook.

• A random selection of colors for artistic expression.

• A color palette that changes with each page.

• A collection of colors that are only used for text.

Aperture

• The fixed opening in a camera lens that does not change size.

• The adjustable opening in a camera lens that determines the amount of light entering.

• The part of the camera that captures the image sensor.

• The lens coating that reduces glare and reflections.

Style Guide vs. Theme

• The theme provides design rules to maintain consistency.

• The style guide establishes the mood and message.

• The theme establishes the mood and message, while the style guide provides design rules to maintain consistency.

• The style guide is only concerned with color schemes.

Title Page

• The title page is the opening page of the yearbook, featuring the title, school name, and year.

• The title page includes only the school name and year.

• The title page is a blank page in the yearbook.

• The title page is located at the end of the yearbook.

Landscape Mode

• Used for wide outdoor scenes.

• Used for close-up portraits.

• Used for indoor photography.

• Used for black and white photography.

Style Guide

• A style guide is a document that outlines the rules for writing and formatting content.

• A style guide ensures uniformity in fonts, colors, and formatting throughout the yearbook.

• A style guide is only necessary for digital publications.

• A style guide is a list of recommended books and articles for reference.

Environmental Portrait

• A portrait that focuses solely on the subject's face.

• An environmental portrait highlights the subject within their natural or chosen environment.

• A portrait taken in a studio setting with artificial lighting.

• A portrait that captures the subject in motion.

Template Guide

• A template guide provides random layouts for creativity.

• A template guide offers predesigned layouts to ensure uniformity across pages.

• A template guide is used for personalizing documents.

• A template guide is a tool for brainstorming ideas.

DSLR

• A type of camera that enables lens interchangeability and manual control over settings.

• A camera that only takes black and white photos.

• A type of camera that is only used for professional photography.

• A camera that cannot change lenses.

Exposure

• The amount of light that hits the camera sensor, affecting the brightness of the image.

• The speed at which the camera shutter opens and closes.

• The distance between the camera and the subject being photographed.

• The type of lens used in the camera.