WorksheetsEOPA Review Test New
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Depth of field is....
a)
the distance between the nearest and the furthest objects that give an image judged to be in focus in a camera.
b)
how a camera is sharp and clear in focus.
c)
the distance from the optical center of the lens to the object being filmed.
d)
how close or how far a camera sees.
2.
Look at the picture, it is an example of??
a)
aspect ratio
b)
focal length
c)
f-stops
d)
zoom range
3.
HDTV standard is...
a)
16:9 aspect ratio
b)
4:3 aspect ratio
c)
1:1 aspect ratio
d)
3:1 aspect ratio
4.
Look at the picture and tell what type of depth of field is shown
a)
shallow depth of field
b)
great depth of field
c)
narrow depth of field
d)
wide depth of field
5.
Look at the picture and tell what type of depth of field is shown
a)
narrow depth of field
b)
shallow depth of field
c)
wide depth of field
d)
great depth of field
6.
This is used in camera composition to frame up shots, it has a tic-tac-toe grid where the four points intersecting points.
a)
Rule of Thirds
b)
Aspect ratio
c)
Depth of field
d)
Focal Length
7.
Look at the picture and determine which instrument this is....
a)
Waveform monitor
b)
Aerodynamics monitor
c)
Vectorscope
d)
Pollution meter
8.
Look at the picture and determine which instrument it is
a)
Vectorscope
b)
Pollution meter
c)
Petty monitor
d)
Waveform monitor
9.
Waveform monitors are used to show...
a)
the brightness and darkness of video.
b)
the color saturation or intensity in video.
c)
the amount of over exposed light in a video
d)
wave patters of sound in video.
10.
What is the purpose of the vectorscope?
a)
to measure intensity of color saturation and can be used for color correction.
b)
to measure the brightness and darkness in color
c)
to show the peaks and valleys in audio.
d)
to reveal the number of times a character is seen on camera.
11.
The back light in three-point lighting can be moved to accompany the key light is known as the...
a)
kicker
b)
drive
c)
key
d)
quarter panel
12.
What is the resolution of HDTV?
a)
1080i and 720p
b)
1030p and 730i
c)
16:9 and 4:3
d)
720p and 640i
13.
What is color temperature measured in?
a)
Kelvin
b)
Celsius
c)
Fahrenheight
d)
Degrees
14.
What is combing?
a)
Combing is a negative effect of when you can see the lines on a videp when you pause it.
b)
Combing is the images that create frames at a time.
c)
Combing is the process of converting interlaced video into a non-related form , in simpler forms.
d)
Combing is the same as grooming when your are trying to straighten hair out.
15.
Color temperatures over 5000 K are called ________ and put off a bluish white hue.
a)
cool colors
b)
saturated colors
c)
warm colors
d)
bland colors
16.
Lower color temperatures (2700–3000 K) are called ______________ and let of a yellowish white through red tint.
a)
cool colors
b)
bland colors
c)
saturated colors
d)
warm colors
17.
The following diagram is used to light a subject and give a more three dimensional look.
a)
Three-point lighting concept
b)
Key, Fill and Backlighting concept
c)
Cross-Key lighting concept
d)
3-D concept
18.
Daylight temperature ranges from...
a)
2700K – 3000K.
b)
5000K – 6500K.
c)
3500K – 4100K.
d)
6500-7000K.
19.
Progressive scanning produces video at ____ frames per second.
a)
30
b)
60
c)
15
d)
45
20.
Interlaced scanning produces video at ____ frames per second.
a)
30
b)
20
c)
60
d)
40
21.
Progressive scanning draws each frame ____________.
a)
sequentially (one at a time).
b)
every other frame
c)
two at a time
d)
in quads.
22.
Interlaced scanning draws frames _________________.
a)
by every other line.
b)
sequentially.
c)
in quads.
d)
two at a time.
23.
This is an example of which type of scanning?
a)
Interlaced Scanning
b)
Progressive scanning
c)
Dimensional scanning
d)
Frame rate scanning
24.
This is an example of which type of scanning?
a)
progressive scanning
b)
interlaced scanning
c)
frame rate scannning
d)
three D scanning
25.
_________ depth of field is used primarily to isolate the subject from its environment,
a)
Shallow
b)
Great
c)
Big
d)
Small
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