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WorksheetsCTE Photo Test Prep
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 38mins
What is documentary photography?
Use to inform the public
Dreamlike Images
Images about the beauty of nature, Ansel Adams
What is surreal photography?
Use to inform the public
Dreamlike Images
Images about the beauty of nature, Ansel Adams
What is landscape photography?
Use to inform the public
Dreamlike Images
Images about the beauty of nature, Ansel Adams
Which color mode is for print(ink)?
CMYK
RGB
Which color mode is for screen(light)?
CMYK
RGB
RGB is:
Additive
Subtractive
CMYK is:
Additive
Subtractive
Which color mode can not create Black?
CMYK
RGB
This edit change the original image data. They destroy pixels (ex: eraser)
Destructive
Non-Destructive
These edits do not change the original data. Original pixels remain unchanged (ex: masks)
Destructive
Non-Destructive
What kind of editing is this?
Destructive
Non-Destructive
What kind of editing is this?
Destructive
Non-Destructive
What color type is this?
RGB
CMYK
What color type is this?
RGB
CMYK
What color type is this?
Additive
Subtractive
What color type is this?
Additive
Subtractive
What is a Heliograph?
1st successful photograph, 1827. Create by Frenchman Joseph Niepce
1st reproducible still image (created on glass). Create by Luis Daguerre.
Founded by George Eastmann in 1888, made photography affordable.
What is a Daguerreotype?
1st successful photograph, 1827. Create by Frenchman Joseph Niepce
1st reproducible still image (created on glass). Create by Luis Daguerre.
Founded by George Eastmann in 1888, made photography affordable.
What is Kodak?
1st successful photograph, 1827. Create by Frenchman Joseph Niepce
1st reproducible still image (created on glass). Create by Luis Daguerre.
Founded by George Eastmann in 1888, made photography affordable.
What is this an example of?
Heliograph
Daguerreotype
What is this an example of?
Heliograph
Daguerreotype
What does the camera shooting mode "Program" do?
You choose the ISO, the camera sets the aperture and shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the aperture and ISO, the camera sets the shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the shutter speed and ISO, the camera sets the aperture to get a correct exposure.
You balance ISO, shutter speed, and aperture to get a correct exposure.
What does the camera shooting mode "Aperture Priority" do?
You choose the ISO, the camera sets the aperture and shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the aperture and ISO, the camera sets the shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the shutter speed and ISO, the camera sets the aperture to get a correct exposure.
You balance ISO, shutter speed, and aperture to get a correct exposure.
What does the camera shooting mode "Shutter Priority" do?
You choose the ISO, the camera sets the aperture and shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the aperture and ISO, the camera sets the shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the shutter speed and ISO, the camera sets the aperture to get a correct exposure.
You balance ISO, shutter speed, and aperture to get a correct exposure.
What does the camera shooting mode "Manual" do?
You choose the ISO, the camera sets the aperture and shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the aperture and ISO, the camera sets the shutter speed to get a correct exposure.
You choose the shutter speed and ISO, the camera sets the aperture to get a correct exposure.
You balance ISO, shutter speed, and aperture to get a correct exposure.
What does 1/90 mean?
Shutter Speed
Aperture
Exposure Level Indicator
ISO
What does 4.0 mean?
Shutter Speed
Aperture
Exposure Level Indicator
ISO
What does the arrows mean?
Shutter Speed
Aperture
Exposure Level Indicator
ISO
What does 200 mean?
Shutter Speed
Aperture
Exposure Level Indicator
ISO
Which is a hot shoe mount?
Which is focus points?
Which is a neutral density filter?
What causes a black band like this in the studio?
Slow Shutter Speed
Fast Shutter Speed
Wide Aperture
Small Aperture
What is the definition for "Fill Flash"?
Use to provide even lighting (fill shadows)
Sharp shadows, not soft
Soft shadows
Dominate light in a studio setup
What is the definition for "Harsh/Direct" light?
Use to provide even lighting (fill shadows)
Sharp shadows, not soft
Soft shadows
Dominate light in a studio setup
What is the definition for "Soft/Diffuse" light?
Use to provide even lighting (fill shadows)
Sharp shadows, not soft
Soft shadows
Dominate light in a studio setup
What is the definition for "Key Light"?
Use to provide even lighting (fill shadows)
Sharp shadows, not soft
Soft shadows
Dominate light in a studio setup
What does the "Rembrandt" lighting pattern do?
Leaves a triangular patch of light on a subject's face.
Leaves shadow underneath the subject's nose.
Leaves the subject's face half in shadow.
Has the shadow slightly to the side of the subject's nose.
What does the "Split" lighting pattern do?
Leaves a triangular patch of light on a subject's face.
Leaves shadow underneath the subject's nose.
Leaves the subject's face half in shadow.
Has the shadow slightly to the side of the subject's nose.
What does the "Loop" lighting pattern do?
Leaves a triangular patch of light on a subject's face.
Leaves shadow underneath the subject's nose.
Leaves the subject's face half in shadow.
Has the shadow slightly to the side of the subject's nose.
What does the "Butterfly" lighting pattern do?
Leaves a triangular patch of light on a subject's face.
Leaves shadow underneath the subject's nose.
Leaves the subject's face half in shadow.
Has the shadow slightly to the side of the subject's nose.
What is a Prime Lens?
Fixed length, does not change, ex 50mm, 12mm
Can change length, ex 18-55m, 70-200mm
What is a Zoom Lens?
Fixed length, does not change, ex 50mm, 12mm
Can change length, ex 18-55m, 70-200mm
What focal length mimics the human eye?
18mm
35mm
50mm
85mm
What is a NORMAL lens?
Mimics the human eye
Brings the subject closer, like a telescope
Creates a wider view, bigger foreground
What is a TELEPHOTO lens?
Mimics the human eye
Brings the subject closer, like a telescope
Creates a wider view, bigger foreground
What is a WIDE ANGLE lens?
Mimics the human eye
Brings the subject closer, like a telescope
Creates a wider view, bigger foreground
What is Shutter Speed?
light sensitivity
size of lens opening, quantity of light
length time
What is Aperture?
light sensitivity
size of lens opening, quantity of light
length time
What is ISO?
light sensitivity
size of lens opening, quantity of light
length time
Which Histogram is an underexposed image?
Which Histogram is a correctly exposed image?
Which Histogram is an overexposed image?
Which ISO allows the most light?
ISO 100
ISO 400
ISO 1600
ISO 6400
Which aperture allows the most light?
f/1.8
f/5.6
f/11
f/22
Which shutter speed allows the most light?
3"
1/60
1/125
1/500
Which File Format is JPEG?
Universal image format, small size and lossy
Photoshop format, keeps layers and lossless
Uncompressed, unedited from a camera
Often used for text or contact sheets
Used for HIGH QUALITY PRINTS
Which File Format is PSD?
Universal image format, small size and lossy
Photoshop format, keeps layers and lossless
Uncompressed, unedited from a camera
Often used for text or contact sheets
Used for HIGH QUALITY PRINTS
Which File Format is RAW?
Universal image format, small size and lossy
Photoshop format, keeps layers and lossless
Uncompressed, unedited from a camera
Often used for text or contact sheets
Used for HIGH QUALITY PRINTS
Which File Format is PDF?
Universal image format, small size and lossy
Photoshop format, keeps layers and lossless
Uncompressed, unedited from a camera
Often used for text or contact sheets
Used for HIGH QUALITY PRINTS
Which File Format is TIFF?
Universal image format, small size and lossy
Photoshop format, keeps layers and lossless
Uncompressed, unedited from a camera
Often used for text or contact sheets
Used for HIGH QUALITY PRINTS
What does PPI stand for?
Pixels Per Item
Pixels Per Inch
Pies Per Inch
Pies Per Item
What does DPI stand for?
Digits Per Inch
Digits Per Item
Dots Per Inch
Dots Per Item
Which one is used for print?
DPI
PPI
Which one is used for digital?
DPI
PPI
What should your resolution be for web based photos?
72 dpi
300 dpi
72 ppi
300 ppi
What should your resolution be to print an image?
72 dpi
300 dpi
72 ppi
300 ppi
What is this problem called when printing an image?
Bars
Stripes
Banding
Zebras
How do you fix this issue when printing?
Photoshop the stripes out
Clean the computer
Clean the ink jets
Nothing can be done
When taking Portraits, what implies Power
A low angle
A high angle
When taking Portraits, what implies Innocence
A low angle
A high angle
What is a Quote?
Gives your client estimated cost for the project. Should include services and fees.
Informs your client of the final cost.
Gives your client a record of payment.
What is an Invoice?
Gives your client estimated cost for the project. Should include services and fees.
Informs your client of the final cost.
Gives your client a record of payment.
What is a Receipt?
Gives your client estimated cost for the project. Should include services and fees.
Informs your client of the final cost.
Gives your client a record of payment.
What is the Internet?
Global, online, google, social media, etc.
Local, network drives, user logins
protects unauthorized access to computer
What is the Intranet?
Global, online, google, social media, etc.
Local, network drives, user logins
protects unauthorized access to computer
What is a Firewall?
Global, online, google, social media, etc.
Local, network drives, user logins
protects unauthorized access to computer
Online is the most effective way to advertise.
True
False
Online feedback is is not cost effective.
True
False
