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Camera / Video

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

optical system uses a sensor, a control system and a motor to focus on an automatically or manually selected point or area

a)

autofocus

b)

autoplay

c)

record control

2.

an important function in modern digital cameras. It enables a camera to automatically adjust its exposure settings

a)

autoplay

b)

autofocus

c)

auto exposure control

3.

Raw data has no video processing baked in and has to be converted into video for viewing.

a)

VHS

b)

Video tape

c)

Raw video

4.

can support most cameras up to 6.6 pounds and features a quick and easy set up for convenient on-the-road use.

a)

biped

b)

tripod

c)

hopper

5.

Segment of a longer video recording or any relatively short video.

a)

Vlog

b)

Clip

c)

Canvas

d)

Resolution

6.

True or False. The lower the frame rate, the sharper and smoother the action the video appears.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

What is the first step in creating a video?

a)

Create a storyboard

b)

Use a camera to create video clips

c)

Write a script

d)

Upload files to computer

8.

What is the last step in creating a video?

a)

Create a storyboard

b)

Use computer software to edit video clips

c)

Write a script

d)

Upload files to computer

9.

What happens during the preproduction stage of creating a video?

a)

Planning

b)

Making

c)

Editing

d)

Finishing

10.

What are the three variables being controlled while in manual mode on the camera?

a)

Shutter speed, Aperture, Zoom

b)

Depth of field, Rule of thirds, Cropping

c)

Shutter speed, Aperture, ISO

d)

Aperture, ISO, focal length

11.

What mode on the camera is used when you manipulate only the shutter speed?

a)

Aperture priority

b)

Shutter Priority

c)

Macro

d)

Video

12.

What does the aperture control on the camera?

a)

The amount of time or exposure of an image

b)

The length of the camera lense

c)

The amount of light coming into the camera

d)

The grid setting on the display

13.

The aperture controls the

a)

sharpness of the photograph

b)

depth of field

c)

zoom in and out

d)

amount of time the shutter is open

14.

What is the macro setting for on the camera?

a)

To photograph far away subjects

b)

To photograph still life objects

c)

To shoot movement/ action

d)

To capture small detail and close up shots

15.

What is another term for aperture?

a)

A- Wheel

b)

F-stop

c)

A-turn

d)

D-stop

16.

Shutter speed is sometimes written in the form of a fraction. This fraction represents what?

a)

time in regards to minutes

b)

time in regards to seconds

c)

time in regards to an hour

d)

time in regards to milliseconds

17.

Which is the fastest shutter speed?

a)

1/60

b)

5

c)

1/125

d)

1/4

18.

Which is the largest aperture?

a)

1.5

b)

22

c)

16

d)

5.8

19.

What does ISO refer to?

a)

quality of an image

b)

the number of pixels in an image

c)

the amount of sunlight in the image

d)

the number of images on the camera

20.

What does DSLR stand for?

a)

Digital Single Length Refocused

b)

Digital Second Large Relative

c)

Digital Single Lens Reflex

21.

What does depth of field refer to?

a)

The distance between the photographer and the subject

b)

The distance between the objects in the foreground and the background

c)

The distance between the lens and the subject

22.

If you are in a low light area which f-stop would be best?

a)

1.5

b)

2.8

c)

3.5

23.

ISO can create what on a photograph?

a)

Blurriness

b)

Overexposure

c)

Underexposure

d)

Noise

24.
In a video camera, a sensor that picks up light may be called a CCD. CCD stands for what
a)
charged-coupled device
b)
color-coding data
c)
carbon crystal digitizer
d)
chroma-calculation daemon
25.
What is the aspect ration that high definition television for cinemascope is displayed in
a)
128:8
b)
17:5
c)
16:9
d)
64:3
26.
Which of the following is not a codec?
a)
H.264
b)
JPEG
c)
VP6
d)
VP8
27.
Smartphones and tablets use __________ technology.
a)
CCD
b)
CMOS
c)
SECAM
d)
PAL
28.
Blue screen or __________ editing is used to superimpose subjects over different backgrounds.
a)
overscan
b)
backlight
c)
chroma key
d)
moiré
29.
Avoid re-editing repeatedly because video codecs are:
a)
lossy
b)
uncompressed
c)
morphed
d)
magnetic
30.
Which of the following corrects for bluish, orange, or greenish colour casts resulting from an uneven distribution of colours.
a)
Degaussing
b)
Nonlinear editing
c)
Underscan
d)
White balance
31.
When the frame is divided into nine imaginary sections creating reference points which act as guides for framing the image.
a)
Horizon Line
b)
Noseroom
c)
Leadroom
d)
The Rule of Thirds
32.
Shots where the subject is moving through the frame & include space for the subject to move into. 
a)
Noseroom
b)
The Rule of Thirds
c)
Headroom
d)
Looking/Leading Room
33.
The amount of space between a person's head and edge of frame
a)
Noseroom
b)
Leadroom
c)
Headroom
d)
Rule of Thirds
34.
a)
Good Composition
b)
Bad Composition
35.
a)
Good Composition
b)
Bad Composition
36.

What is it?

a)

a camera light

b)

three-point lighting kit

c)

boom pole

d)

shock mount

37.

What is it?

a)

Portable Digital Audio Recorder

b)

wireless microphone

c)

360-degree video

d)

shock mount

38.

What is it?

a)

a polarizer lense

b)

a wide angel lense

c)

a light reflector

d)

jib crane

39.

The main light on the subject, providing most of the illumination and contrast:

a)

Key Light

b)

Fill Light

c)

Band Light

d)

None of the above

40.

Name one thing you want to learn from ICM 314 Video II class

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