WorksheetsPhotography & Visual Literacy TY-TUCC
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Aperture refers to
Lens opening that lets in light in increments
How quick the shutter opens and closes
Film or sensor sensitivity in the camera
Exposure level
What is Shallow Depth of Field
areas seldom seen in a photograph
a range of blurred motion in an image
a photograph that has blur in either in the background or foreground of your subject
portrait photography has shallow depth of field
What is Great Depth of Field
focus is on the subject
the field of critical focus in a small part of an image
landscapes
all parts of the image are in focus
What is the definition of Shutter Speed?
capturing a runner in fast motion
the measured speed at which the shutter opens and closes
the measured opening of the lens
the shutters ability to stay open indefinately
What is the exposure triangle composed of?
the bright, dark and midtones in a photographic image
Cat, Dog, Panda
angle of view, light, darkness
aperture, shutter, ISO
Blur motion requires some experimentation
True
False
Digital photographs are recorded on a
silver salt base
sheet of film
sensor
talbotype paper
The ISO controls......
controls quality of light
the sensitivity of the image sensor
duration that light is exposed to the sensor
everything
Only shutter speed and aperture control the total amount of light reaching the sensor.
True
False
Underexposed images are too
light
dark
have muddy midtones
work terribly with sky's
Overexposed images are too
dark
unsophisticated
light
gray
What is color balance in photography?
a color cast that needs to made more saturated
post processing skill that involves brightening the image
removing unrealistic colors from neutral tones
adding blue to yellow will render the image
What is Camera RAW?
it contains untouched raw pixel information straight from the digital camera's sensor.
it is compressed a compressed format just like a jpg.
it has conditions set on it like contrast & color saturation
it is a format that is labeled CRW in all cameras.
A graph that depicts RGB and neutral brightness values in an image
jpg
RAW
histogram
macro
RGB refers to
random grain value
red, green, blue
rose, green, black
registered grain brightness
Why do photographers want to get the best "dynamic range"
the details do not matter in dynamic range
dynamic range means nothing in an image
the further the range between the lights and darks the more detail that can be seen
dynamic range allows for us to see more in the SDOF areas
A tool used in post processing to stretch the range of black to white values
histogram
dynamic range control
saturation overload slider
contrast control
The rule of thirds is used in composition
false
true
The earliest known photograph was made by
Argus
Niepce
L. Daguerre
Fox-Talbot
The best way to get brilliant colors in the twilight sky is to
push the saturation up in post
underexpose in camera
push the vibrance levels up in post
all of the above
