WorksheetsCTE Digital Photography Quiz Full
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
What year was the first digital camera made?
1975
1979
1980
1982
Who created the first permanent photograph?
Fox Talbot
Nicephore Niepce
Ansel Adams
Eastman Kodak
Who owns the copyright to an image initially?
The subject
The photographer
The business that hired the photographer
The US Patent and Trademark Office
Which is NOT an example of active listening skills?
making eye contact
looking at your phone
nodding your head in agreement
raising your hand
What invention did Louis Daguerre take the first candid photograph with?
the Daguerreotype
the Camera Obscura
the Cyanotype
the Polaroid Camera
Who was the engineer to designed the first digital camera?
Louis Daguerre
Steve Sasson
Henry Fox Talbot
Nicéphore Niépce
What genre focuses on photography of people?
portrait
landscape
still life
celestial
What subject matter did Anne Geddes photograph?
babies
landscapes
candid
fashion models
What is one negative way photography has influenced society?
Provides false or misleading information
Documents historical events
Provides an emotional connection to past events
It forces society to look closer at interactions among humans and how humans affect the environment.
What document does a freelancer need to provide to the client once the photos have been delivered to receive payment?
Quote
Contract
Invoice
Your Business License
When developing your business name, what is something that is NOT important in branding yourself?
the location of your business
the use of a standard fonts associated with your business name
a standard graphic (or descriptive markings) associated with your business
use of terms everyone associates with photography
What equipment of the camera allows a photographer to connect a transmitter or trigger?
Lens
USB port
Micro plug
Hot shoe
What is the proper resolution for the internet?
72 ppi
200 ppi
300 ppi
600 ppi
Which of the following is a threat to the computer?
virus and phishing
hard drive
circuit board
monitor
What file type is the default for most consumers' camera?
TIFF
RAW
JPEG
PSD
What file format is used by Adobe Photoshop?
JPEG
PSD
PNG
Which is NOT an example of file management techniques?
retouching
backing up
making folders
naming files
Which file format would be used in camera to preserve all data taken?
RAW
JPEG
TIFF
PNG
What is the function of the digital sensor?
power the camera
refract light
capture the image
show the image on the LCD screen
Which mode allows us to focus on one area of a photo?
3d
ai servo
point
continuous
Which type of lens allows the camera to capture a large field of view?
telephoto
macro
zoom
wide angle
What type of lens has a fixed focal length?
prime lens
telephoto lens
zoom lens
macro lens
What type of lens have long focal lengths?
telephoto
wide angle
fisheye
macro
Which lens creates a 1:1 ratio image?
telephoto
wide angle
macro
fisheye
Which of the following is the newest camera format?
cell Phone
mirrorless
DSLR
point and shoot
What is the metadata of our picture?
information about the camera used
time and date the photo was taken
information about the lens used
all information about the photo
What is the term for the process used when capturing, editing and exporting an image?
workflow
organization
sorting
demonstration
What is the most common card type used in cameras?
xqd card
micro card
sd card
compact flash
Which tool can help us do non-destructive editing?
adjustment layer
filter
layer mask
selection
What type of editing is using the eraser tool an example of?
destructive
non destructive
smart
layer editing
Which adjustment layer change the colors of an image?
Curves
hue and saturation
levels
threshold
What are photos with incorrect white balances due to?
color temperature
lighting scenes
color profiles
color scenes
Your layer's pallet has disappeared. Which do you select in the menu to restore the pallet?
window
view
file - open
file - new
When attempting to brighten the eyes of your model in Photoshop which tool would you try?
the dodge tool
the paint brush with white selected
the burn tool
the gradient tool
In Photoshop, what keys do you press to resize to transform a layer?
command + T
command + R
command + D
shift + R
Your client has asked you to minimize their acne after a photoshoot. What tool do you use?
the spot healing brush
the clone stamp tool
the eraser tool
the magic wand
Which is a DESTRUCTIVE editing technique?
using layers in PS
editing on the same layer in PS
editing in camera RAW
editing in lightroom
Which task should photographers AVOID during their workflow to be efficient with their time?
Use bulk editing software like Adobe Lightroom
Edit each photo separately in Photoshop
Use folder structures with client names
Expose photos accurately when taking them so there is less postproduction
You eliminated the background from your subject and you want to save it so that it remains transparent. What file format should you save it in?
PNG
GIF
JPG
SVG
What is the proper resolution for printing?
72dpi
300dpi
800dpi
1000dpi
What is the difference between mounting a photograph and matting the photograph?
Mounting is attaching the photograph directly on top of a board.
Mounting is having a cut out that the photograph attached behind to that you have a window.
Matting is attaching the photograph directly on top of a board.
Matting is having a cut out that the photograph attached behind to that you have a window.
Which of the following is the repetition of lines, shapes, tones or color used to create interesting images?
pattern
texture
line
shape
Which of the following is detail in imagery that visually describes how something physically feels?
value
pattern
texture
color
Which of the following is the act of adding visual space in front of the direction that an object is moving?
form
value
texture
space
Which of the following is a point in imagery that moves the eye toward something?
pattern
shape
line
texture
Which of the following is a flat, enclosed area of space limited to two dimensions?
pattern
shape
line
texture
Which of the following is a component of light which is separated when it is reflected off of an object?
texture
value
line
color
Which of the following is used to guide the viewer through the piece and is also known as "flow"?
balance
repetition
harmony
movement
Which is the repeating a single element many times in design?
harmony
emphasis
repetition
contrast
Which of the following is observed when subject areas command a viewer's attention equally?
balance
repetition
harmony
movement
Which of the following is an area or object within the artwork that draws attention and becomes a focal point?
value
emphasis
balance
shape
Which of the following is the comparison of size of objects, or the amount of one thing to the whole?
repetition
harmony
proportion
balance
Which of the following is using similar colors or tones, concepts or elements to create a cohesive image?
unity
form
movement
value
What is NOT part of composing when taking photographs?
Patterns
Textures
Shapes
System
Which of the following is a composition technique that concentrates on keeping only the absolutely necessary information in frame?
focal point
rule of thirds
framing
simplicity
Which of the following is the use of an element within your photograph that provides a visible frame within the borders (frame) of the photograph itself?
camera angle
symmetry
point of view
framing
Which of the following is taking any image and splitting it into 9 segments by using 3 vertical and 3 horizontal lines?
rule of thirds
focal point
camera angle
point of view
What is the name of the color scheme that goes from black to white?
RGB
CMYK
Complementary
Which three colors of light are combined to make white light?
Red Green Blue
Cyan Magenta Yellow
Red Yellow Blue
Orange, Green, Purple
Which of the following are colors that are opposite one another on the color wheel called?
complementary colors
tertiary colors
analogous colors
tetradic colors
Which colors are next to each other on the color wheel?
analogous
complimentary
primary
secondary
What are the parts of the exposure triangle?
ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed
ISO, Time delay, Shutter lag
Shutter Speed, Shutter Lag, Aperture
ISO, film speed, shutter lag
Which of the following refers to the sensitivity of the camera's sensor?
ISO
JPG
RGB
CYR
When looking at the exposure compensation bar in the camera, zero represents what kind of image?
a perfectly exposed image
an under exposed image
an over exposed image
an all-black image
How will using fast shutter speeds with fast moving objects affect the motion?
Blur
freeze
pan
shake
What is shutter speed?
how long the sensor is exposed to light
the sensitivity of the sensor to light
how much light is going through the lens
how fast the camera is moving
What is the meaning of a shutter speed of 30?
it means 30 seconds
it means 1/30 of a second
it means multiple the ISO by 30 to find the shutter speed
It means a speed of 30 minutes
What is the required shutter speed to stop action in sports photography?
A shutter speed of at least 1/1600 or higher
A shutter speed of 1/30
A shutter speed of 30
A shutter speed of 1/120
What is the technique that causes a moving subject to stay in sharp focus and blur the background called?
Zooming
Panning
Shifting
Following
Which F-stop has the widest aperture?
F1.8
F4
F11
F22
Which of the following affects depth of field?
Shutter speed
Aperture
ISO
Meter
Which of these apertures gives you the longest/deepest depth of field?
2.8
4
16
22
What is the best aperture for short/shallow depth of field?
2.8
5.6
8
22
When in bright sun light what ISO setting should be used?
ISO 100
ISO 400
ISO 1600
ISO 3200
When shooting at night with low light which ISO setting would be best used?
ISO 100
ISO 400
ISO 1600
ISO 3200
What does ISO control?
the light sensitivity of your sensor
the depth of field
the shutter speed
the focus
What is the DISADVANTAGE of high ISO?
loss of definition in the image
more noise in the image
no disadvantages
reduces the amount of noise in an image
What do you use to evaluate exposure when looking through the viewfinder?
shutter
aperture
light meter
lens
What can you use to evaluate exposure besides your camera's meter?
histogram
lens
ISO
shutter speed
Which shooting mode allows us to take multiple shots in a row?
continuous
single
ai servo
burst
What does it mean if the built-in camera meter reads -1?
photo is overexposed one stop
photo is overexposed 1/2 stop
photo is underexposed one stop
photo is perfectly exposed one stop
What camera mode allows you total control over your exposure?
aperture priority
shutter priority
manual
program
What is the purpose of shutter priority mode?
The photographer sets the shutter speed and the camera adjusts the ISO and the aperture.
The photographer sets the ISO and the camera adjusts the aperture and the shutter speed.
The photographer sets the aperture and the camera adjusts the ISO and the shutter speed.
The photographer sets the ISO and aperture and the camera adjusts the shutter speed.
What is the purpose of aperture priority mode?
The photographer sets the aperture and the camera adjusts the ISO and the shutter speed.
The photographer sets the ISO and the camera adjusts the aperture and the shutter speed.
The photographer sets the shutter speed and the camera adjusts the ISO and the aperture.
The photographer sets the ISO and shutter speed and the camera adjusts the aperture.
What does the BULB setting in a camera mean?
A photographer would have to have a bulb to use the flash for this camera.
An external flash can be used.
The photographer can hold the shutter release as long as they want to expose the picture.
The flash is turned off.
Which color method is used in digital screens?
CMYK
BYO
RGB
MKG
When is CMYK colors used?
CMYK is used when you adjust the monitor of the computer.
CMYK is only used in Adobe to adjust the image you see.
CMYK is used when printing whether inkjet or at a printing company.
CMYK is NEVER used in photography or the final product of photography.
Which of the following are the properties of additive colors?
Red, green and blue are the additive colors when combined they make white.
Cyan, magenta, and yellow are the additive colors when combined they make black.
Red, yellow and blue are the additive colors that all other colors and be mixed from.
Additive colors are used in printing.
Which of the following are the properties of subtractive colors?
Red, green and blue are the subtractive colors when combined they make white.
Red, yellow and blue are the subtractive colors that all other colors and be mixed from.
Subtractive colors are used in image capture.
Cyan, magenta, and yellow are the subtractive colors when combined they make black.
What should be used to create diffused lighting in studio?
softbox
reflector
screen
foil
What type of lighting makes harsh and dark shadows?
diffused
direct
silhouette
soft
Which light creates your main shadow pattern in studio lighting?
main/key light
fill light
rim light
background light
What is the purpose of the fill light?
to create more shadows
to change the color of the light
to focus the light on your subject's hair
to soften the shadows from the key light
What light is used to separate the subject from the background?
key
rim
hair
fill
Which type of lighting lights up one side of a subject and leaves the other side dark?
split
Rembrandt
loop
paramount
Which statement does NOT describe the purpose of using a reflector?
To use reflective light as a fill light to help the mood of the lighting
To use a gold reflective light to add a warm tone to the fill light
To use reflective light in shadows to open up the image
To use reflective light to show hard light on the subject
Which is NOT an example of ambient light?
Speedlight
Window light
Sun
Moon
When shooting portraits in the desert in the evening what would the most effective light source be to light your subject?
battery operated off camera flash
studio lights
reflectors
ambient light
Your client has asked you to create an image with a cheery happy feeling. What color would you want to incorporate into the picture?
yellow
red
black
purple
Which modifier does NOT soften light?
gel
umbrella
soft box
snoot
