WorksheetsPrint Media Quiz - Center of Interest
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 60secs
What is the point of view from which a photo was taken?
Candid
Emotion
Angle
Side
Emotion
Highlighting how the subject or subjects in the photo feel, or what they are feeling
Lines or shapes that reoccur
Crying
What is an un-posed photo, great for showing emotion as well as relationship between two or more people?
Emotion
Candid
Framing
Contrast
The center of interest is viewed through somthing
Vantage point/point of view from which a photo was taken, such as eye level, overhead or ground level
Difference in brightness between the light and dark portions of an image
A __________ is used to hold a camera steady,
TRIPOD
MEMORY CARD
LENS ATTACHMENT
A __________ stores the files electronically.
TRIPOD
MEMORY CARD
LENS ATTACHMENT
Memory cards stores the files electronically, typically as a _________
EPS
PNG
JPEG
TIFF
If you don’t have a tripod, select ALL the tips to help you keep your camera steady:
You should use BOTH hands to hold your camera.
Make sure if you are standing, to keep your ELBOWS tucked into your body.
To create a sturdier body shape, you should have one foot FORWARD.
Make sure to control your BREATHING!
LEAN against a wall or on your other leg if you are kneeling helps to steady the camera.
When taking photos, make sure to focus first so your images don't turn out blurry.
True
False
Most pictures of people or pets are best if you are shooting from the _____________ of your subject(s).
Eye level
Above
Below
The ____________ mode has a fast shutter speed, so that the moving subject doesn’t blur.
Sports
Filter
Red eye reduction
Flash
When taking photos, think about the message, what you want the viewer to notice or remember.
True
False
to trim or to cut back
emotion
cropping
depth of field
worms eye view
subject occupies entire frame accomplished by either moving closer or zooming in
fill the frame
candid
rule of thirds
leading lines
highlighting how the subjects(s) feel
depth of field
worms eye view
framing
emotion
With this photo composition technique, we focus on the image of the photo and make sure it is the focal point of the picture.
Control the background
Bird’s eye view
Center of interest
Worm’s eye view
