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What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Close up
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Background
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Depth of Field
Rule of Thirds
Viewpoint
Framing
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Rule of Thirds
Background
Depth of Field
Framing
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Leading Lines
Viewpoint
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Close Up
Leading Lines
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Depth of Field
Symmetry
Background
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Close Up
Symmetry
Framing
Background
Which technique is framing?
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Background
Viewpoint
Rule of Thirds
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Depth of Field
Viewpoint
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
Which image is not framing?
Which image is not leading lines?
What technique is not represented in this photo?
Leading Lines
Symmetry
Viewpoint
Background
Which technique is not represented in this photo?
Depth of Field
Viewpoint
Symmetry
Framing
Leading Lines
Which image is not a close up?
Which technique is not represented in this photo?
Leading Lines
Symmetry
Close Up
Viewpoint
Depth of Field
Which technique is not represented in this photo?
Close Up
Leading Lines
Viewpoint
Rule of Thirds
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Leading Lines
Depth of Field
Background
Symmetry
Which image is not a rule of thirds?
What is the primary technique in this image?
Depth of Field
Rule of Thirds
Symmetry
Leading Lines
Which aperture is larger?
A) f/2.8
B) f/16
C) f/22
The ISO tells you...
A) How expensive the camera is.
B) How many exposures you can make.
C) How sensitive the camera sensor is to light.
The higher the ISO setting, the more likely your photograph will have "noise", or "grain".
True
False
Which f stop will give you greater depth of field?
A) f/2.8
B) f/8
C) f/16
D) f/5.6
Which f stop will give you greater depth of field?
A) f/2.8
B) f/8
C) f/16
D) f/5.6
The three most important settings for exposing an image with a camera are...
A) Auto-focus, ISO, and Flash.
B) ISO, Manual Focus, and White Balance.
C) Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO.
D) Depth of field, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.
What might you do in low light situations to get a better exposure?
A) Decrease the ISO.
B) Increase the shutter speed.
C) Open the aperture.
D) Give up.
In Greek, "photo" means ___________.
light
rays
scene
view
What composition rule is BEST being shown in this photograph?
Leading Lines
Contrast
Asymmetrical Balance
What photography genre shows people?
Landscape
Portrait
Abstract
Still Life
The three pillars of camera settings are...
...exposure, white balance, and ISO
...depth of field, exposure, and flash
...aperture, portrait, and focus
... shutter speed, aperture, and ISO
One of the differences between a DSLR camera and a point-and-shoot camera is...
...the DSLR has a removable lens
...the point-and-shoot is smaller and cheaper
...the point-and-shoot makes a fake shutter sound
...all of the above
Which of the following is a method for planning compositions?
the magic eight ball
the rule of birds
the rule of thirds
the golden swirly thing
What is the purpose of an Abstract photograph?
Creates a representational image of a person, place or thing
Makes a mess
It is meaningless
Depict elements of art and principles of design
What kind of Depth of Field do you want for a portrait?
A shallow depth of field-- subject in focus and background blurred
A deep depth of field--- everything is in focus
Aperture controls what two aspects of your photo?
Shutter Speed and ISO
Depth of Field and Exposure
Distance and Color
White Balance and ISO
Which of these Shutter Speeds is the fastest?
1/15
1/60
1/200
1/1000
You're a wedding photographer who's trying to make pictures look dreamy and light. What would you change on your camera settings?
Increase the exposure setting so everything is overexposed
Lower the exposure so everything is underexposed
Increase the ISO so my sensor is more sensitive to light
Slow my shutter speed so my shutter stays open longer
You want total control over your photograph but it's a cloudy day outside. What setting in your camera has a special option for cloudy days?
Shutter Speed
ISO
White Balance
Aperture
You need to take a picture of something for someone in a dark area and quality does NOT matter. What setting can you increase to let in more light without having to slow down your shutter speed?
Aperture
White Balance
Exposure
ISO
What kind of lines are especially helpful in composition?
Helpful Horizontals
Dynamic Diagonals
Vivacious Verticals
Daring Dashes
What was the process to print black & white pics in newspapers?
Halftone
Printing press
Tintype
Darkroom
Who is the photographer of this image?
Edward Weston
Edweard Muybridge
Dorothea Lange
Joseph Niepce
Who is the photographer of this image?
Moholy Nagy
Edweard Muybridge
Joseph Niepce
Edward Weston
The person to took the first permanent camera image is?
Joseph Niepce
Louis Daguerre
Robert Cornelius
George Eastman
He is the founder of the Kodak corporation (1888) and invented paper based film.
Edweard Muybridge
George Eastman
Luis Daguerre
James Clerk Maxwell
How long was the exposure time for the first ever photographic image?
8 seconds
8 minutes
8 hours
8 days
Who developed the first camera using digital electronics to capture and store images?
Steven Sasson, an engineer from Kodak, in 1975
Sammy Silverado, a documentary photographer in 1964
Michelle Smith, an inventor, in 1922
Rishka Romma, a celebrity blogger, in 2017
How long was the exposure time for the first ever photographic image?
8 seconds
8 minutes
8 hours
8 days
Who developed the first camera using digital electronics to capture and store images?
Steven Sasson, an engineer from Kodak, in 1975
Sammy Silverado, a documentary photographer in 1964
Michelle Smith, an inventor, in 1922
Rishka Romma, a celebrity blogger, in 2017
What style of old photography is like photograms?
wet collodian
camera obscura
calotype
roll film
Which if these is not a step in the process of making a Daguerreotype?
clean and polish the copper plate
expose it in a box to an iodine vapor
take the likeness
load the film
What means did people have to remember their loved ones prior to the invention of photography?
creating a silhouette by candle
paintings
mirror
A & B
What did they use to correct the problem they had with creating silhouettes?
a softer pencil lead
device called a physonotrace
gloves to stop smudging
Johann Heinrich Schulze's first experiments involved silver and chalk. What happened to the chalk when mixed with silver and placed in light?
turned a dark color where light touched it
turned a light color where light touched it
did nothing - no color are darkness change
Thomas Wedgewood’s contribution to early photography experiments were not successful because image faded to black
TRUE
FALSE
The Daguerreotype is...?
Not truly a black and white image
Both positive and negative at the same time
A negative that allows many copies
