WorksheetsPhotography Review Part 1
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
The difference between blacks and whites in a photograph.
Contrast
Aperture
Exposure
The amount of light in a photograph
Exposure
Contrast
Shutter Speed
The size of the opening of the lens.
Lens
Aperture
Shutter
The length of time that a camera's is open to let light in.
Aperture
Lens
Shutter Speed
What does DSLR stand for?
Digital Standard Lens Reflex
Digital Single-Lens Reflex
Direct Single Lens Reflex
What determines the exposure?
Setting, shutter speed, & weather
Setting, weather, and subject
Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO
What does ISO stand for?
International Organization for Standard Cameras
International Organization for Standardization
International Organization for Shutters
The amount of light displayed per inch of an image
Resolution
Pixels
Aperture
What is aperture?
The distance between the camera and the subject.
The size of the iris which controls the amount of light entering the camera.
A measurement of sensitivity to light.
The speed of the shutter which controls the amount of light entering the camera.
The three most important settings for exposing an image with a camera are...
Auto-focus, ISO, and Flash.
ISO, Manual Focus, and White Balance.
Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO.
Depth of field, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.
The difference between blacks and whites in a photograph.
Contrast
Apature
Exposure
The amount of light in a photograph
Exposure
Contrast
Shutter Speed
A ___________ is the arrangement of type and graphics on a printed publication, presentation, or Web site.
Layout
Space
Shape
Texture
The process of creating the appearance of a publication, presentation, or Web site in an attractive, logical manner is called _______________ .
Graphic Design
Database Management
Problem Solving
Copyright
Any mark connecting two points is known as
Line
Shape
Texture
Space
Anything that has height and width in Graphic Design is known as
Shape
Texture
Line
Space
What is focal length?
The distance between you and the subject being photographed
The distance between the lens and the camera's digital sensor
The amount of stuff you can see in an image
What would be considered a wide angle lens? (Must pick 2)
Anything more than 35 mm
A larger, wider lens
Anything less than 35 mm
A fish eye lens
A lens with a focal length greater than 70 mm
wide angle lens
ultra wide angle lens
telephoto lens
super lens
How would you describe field of view? (Must pick 2)
Your distance from the subject
The amount of stuff you can fit in the frame
The width of the frame
It's when the background is really clear
What's a downside to using an ultrawide angle lens?
Too little light coming into the frame
Too much light coming into the lens
Darkening around the edges of the frame
Distortion around the edges of the frame
The focal length of a lens determines what?
The angle of view.
Image size.
Wide angle.
Telephoto
Which type of lens would have a larger angle of view.
Prime
Wide angle
Telephoto
Zoom
What would would be the best use for normal lens ?
Architecture
Landscapes
portraiture
Street and documentary
A Zoom lens allows you to
Have control over your exposure.
Keep from getting camera shake
Vary the focal length
Keep you from having to change your shooting position
Primary advantage of a prime lens is ?
Cost
Weight
Speed
All the above.
A wider angle lens has a greater depth of field ?
True
False
The longer the focal length of a lens the wider it's field of view ?
True
False
Who took the first photograph in history?
Louis Daguerre
Joseph Niepce
George Eastman
Poloriod
What decade was the Daguerreotype Camera invented?
1820s
1850s
1830s
1930s
What year was the first photograph taken?
1820
1822
1824
1826
The amount of light displayed per inch of an image
Resolution
Pixels
Aperture
What is Value?
The shape of a thing or person
A mark or stroke in proportion to its width
A degree of lightness or darkness of a color
The quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object, usually determined visually by measurement of hue, saturation, and brightness
What is Color?
The shape of a thing or person
A mark or stroke in proportion to its width
A degree of lightness or darkness of a color
The quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object, usually determined visually by measurement of hue, saturation, and brightness
What is Line?
The shape of a thing or person
A mark or stroke in proportion to its width
A degree of lightness or darkness of a color
The quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object, usually determined visually by measurement of hue, saturation, and brightness
What is Form?
The shape of a thing or person
A mark or stroke in proportion to its width
A degree of lightness or darkness of a color
The quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object, usually determined visually by measurement of hue, saturation, and brightness
What is Shape?
The distance or areas around, between and within the components of a piece
A mark or stroke in proportion to its width
The visual and especially tactile quality of a surface
The quality of a distinct object or person in having an external surface or outline
What is Texture?
The distance or areas around, between and within the components of a piece
A mark or stroke in proportion to its width
The visual and especially tactile quality of a surface
The quality of a distinct object or person in having an external surface or outline
What is Space?
The distance or areas around, between and within the components of a piece
A mark or stroke in proportion to its width
The visual and especially tactile quality of a surface
The quality of a distinct object or person in having an external surface or outline
What is Balance?
The part of a piece or design meant to catch attention
The feeling of harmony between all parts of a piece of work that makes it feel complete
The path a viewer’s eye takes through a piece of art
placement of Elements in a such a way that it is pleasing or harmonious
What is Emphasis?
The part of a piece or design meant to catch attention
The feeling of harmony between all parts of a piece of work that makes it feel complete
The path a viewer’s eye takes through a piece of art
placement of Elements in a such a way that it is pleasing or harmonious
What is Unity?
The part of a piece or design meant to catch attention
The feeling of harmony between all parts of a piece of work that makes it feel complete
The path a viewer’s eye takes through a piece of art
placement of Elements in a such a way that it is pleasing or harmonious
What is Movement?
The part of a piece or design meant to catch attention
The feeling of harmony between all parts of a piece of work that makes it feel complete
The path a viewer’s eye takes through a piece of art
placement of Elements in a such a way that it is pleasing or harmonious
What is Variety?
The part of a piece or design meant to catch attention
how the Elements relate to each other in size/number/color/etc
The use of several Elements to hold the viewer’s attention and guide the viewer’s eye
The repeating of an object or symbol though a piece
What is Proportion?
The part of a piece or design meant to catch attention
how the Elements relate to each other in size/number/color/etc
The use of several Elements to hold the viewer’s attention and guide the viewer’s eye
The repeating of an object or symbol though a piece
What is Pattern?
The part of a piece or design meant to catch attention
how the Elements relate to each other in size/number/color/etc
The use of several Elements to hold the viewer’s attention and guide the viewer’s eye
The repeating of an object or symbol though a piece
