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Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 32mins
Which is the BEST example of "pattern"?
Random shadows on the floor
Closeup of fur texture
Two trees, side-by-side
Cameras sometimes list their lens capability in these terms:
Inches
Metric inches
Megapixels
What's the most significant difference between Daguerreotypes and Calotypes?
Calotypes used paper
Daguerreotypes were processed with chemicals
Calotypes allowed for multiple prints from one “negative”
While it’s not critical to know the exact date something was invented, it’s helpful to have an idea of the timeframe for the invention. Which of the following IS NOT the correct timeframe?
1990s – Polaroid
1900s – Brownie
1830s – Daguerreotype
1990s – Polaroid
1900s – Brownie
1830s – Daguerreotype
Which part of the camera is responsible for flipping images?
Mirror
Shadow
Plate
Which function on your camera "takes" the picture
Flash
Lens
Shutter
Using this camera feature can have disadvantages, such as unwanted or unnatural shadows:
Focus
Macro
Flash
Most digital cameras have a digital zoom. What does the letter T stand for?
Telefoto
Too Close
Tripod
Which function would you use if you wanted to be in a picture with your friends?
Portrait
Self Timer
Zoom
What is pixel short for?
Megapixel
Portrait
Picture Element
Which needs to be higher resolutions (higher quality)
Print Photos
Digital Photos
DPI stands for:
data pixel integer
dots per integer
dots per inch
What is a standard file format for photos?
JPG
TIF
RAW
What DPI are photos viewed at online
300 dpi
72 dpi
600 dpi
You can alter the size of a photo in Microsoft Word
True
False
A still life photo must be
live objects
inanimate non-living objects
What is another term for composition?
Art
Arrangement
Aesthetics
What lets light into the camera?
Lens
Focus
Sensor
How does the aperture move in a camera?
Up and down
Open and Closes
Moves left to right
When you use portrait mode what will your camera focus on?
On the whole scene
On things furthest from the camera
On things closer to the camera
On the background
Which type of photo would you be taking if you were focusing on an extreme close-up?
Portrait
Macro
When taking a macro photo how close should you be to the object
1-2 feet
1-2 inches
doesn't matter just zoom in
Cropping, resizing and page format (vertical or horizontal) all deal with this:
Composition
Elements of design
Space
What is aperture similar to?
a door
a curtain
an eye
A shutter is similar to what
a curtain
a door
a window
What is NOT the function of the aperture?
Open and close
Focus on the subject
control light
To increase the amount of light in your photo adjust the...?
Shutterspeed
aperture
ISO
An example of texture in a photo could be
Anything else your hand feels when it touches a surface.
Stubbly and soft
soft or smooth
all of the above
What type of photography is represented in this photo?
Architecture
Still Life
Abstract
Landscape
Which type of technique is used in this photo?
Color
Pattern
Texture
In which kind of action photo is the subject caught or frozen in movement:
Stopped Action
Panning
Blurred Motion
What's the relationship between shutterspeed and blurred movement?
Slower speed / blurs a lot
Medium speed / doesn't blur at all
Fast speed / Blurs a lot
Ansel Adams took photos only in black and white
True
False
An ant's view is a type of viewpoint in photography?
True
False
Humans tend to prefer odd numbers of things and that is why we use the rule of thirds?
True
False
When composing a photo using the "rule of thirds," where should the main subject or point of interest be?
There isn't a main focal point when using the "rule of thirds"
In the center of the grid
Anywhere but the center
What color will your photos appear in the snow?
White
Blue
Light Purple
Black
This menu setting on your camera can be adjusted to deal with different types of lighting situations:
Flash
Focus
White balance
Where must the light be to create a silhouette photo?
In the front of the subject
Behind the subject
It doesn't matter
Which basic composition guideline is represented in this image.
Rule of Thirds
Rule of 4ths
Silhouette Photography
Good Photography
Define:
Composition: The arrangement of your visual "elements" in an image.
True
False
Photographers use the elements of art (Line, Shape, Color) to create interesting compositions in their images.
True
False
What setting controls how long the camera lens is open when taking an image?
Holding the camera still.
ISO
Shutter Speed
Aperture
The ________ pixels, the better the quality of the image.
equal number
less
more
Memory cards stores the files electronically, typically as a _________
EPS
PNG
JPEG
TIFF
The ____________ mode has a fast shutter speed, so that the moving subject doesn’t blur.
Action
Filter
Red eye reduction
Flash
To add interest and depth to your photos, try taking them at a different perspective or angle.
True
False
A composition that refers to developing points of interest to pull the viewer's eye to important parts of the body of the work.
Balance
Emphasis or Focal Point
Unity
Movement
DSLR
Digital Single Lens Reflex
Digital Sign Lens Robot
Drop Single Lens Reflex
Digital Single Lens Reader
The use of elements within a scene to visually surround the subject and draw attention to it.
Mode Dial
optical Zoom
Cropping
Framing
Actual or suggested lines in an image that draw a viewer's eye through an image in a specific direction, usually to the focal point.
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Depth of Field
What basic style of photography is this image?
Documentary
Landscape
Portrait
Still Life
What basic style of photography is this image?
documentary
landscape
portrait
still life
What basic style of photography is this image?
documentary
landscape
portrait
still life
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