WorksheetsPhotography Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 58mins
What does the ISO setting control in a camera?
The sensitivity of light in the camera
The color balance of the image
The sharpness of the image
The depth of field
What Happens to the QUALITY of your photo if your ISO number on your camera is high?
It creates Noise on the picture
The color becomes more clear
It Makes the picture too Dark
It makes the Picture too light
Which camera setting affects the depth of field in a photograph?
ISO
Shutter Speed
Aperture
White Balance
What is the rule of thirds in composition?
Dividing the frame horizontally
Dividing the frame into nine equal parts using two horizontal and two vertical lines
Placing the subject in the center of the frame
Using three primary colors in the composition
During a photography class, Olivia is learning about different PORTRAIT techniques. Which of the following is considered for BEAUTY portraits?
Back
Butterfly
Split
Loop
Name 3 Things used in this Photo
Rim/Back Light
Soft Light
Shallow Depth Of Field
Wide Depth of Field
Leading Lines
You're at the Grand Canyon and you want to see the entire landscape in focus. What should your Aperture Settings be?
Daguerra- the "father of photography"
Used a metal plate and chemicals to stain the image to the surface taken from his studio window.
Why does it look like the street is empty?
The exposure happened so quick it couldn't capture the slower moving objects.
He edited it out to look empty
Because its a ghost town. Obv
Because it took hrs of exposure of light and anything moving isn't captured.
David is taking a photo of his client and wants a SHALLOW Depth of Field. (Blurry Background) How does changing the aperture affect the depth of field?
A smaller opening (larger f-number)
A larger opening (larger f-number)
A larger opening (smaller f-number)
Aperture does not affect depth of field
Which color model is primarily used in digital photography in the camera and on computers for Online Galleries?
CMYK
RGB
HSL
LAB
What 3 Elements are being Contrasted (PRINCIPLE) in this photograph, the MOST?
Color
Texture
Shape
Value
What is the main difference between RAW and JPEG file types?
RAW files are compressed, JPEG files are not
JPEG files contain more image data than RAW files
RAW files contain unprocessed data, JPEG files are processed and compressed
JPEG files are larger in size compared to RAW files
Which ELEMENT OF ART refers to the brightness and darkness?
Texture
Value
Shape
Contrast
In Photoshop, which tool is used to remove an object from it's background?
Clone Stamp Tool
Mask
Eraser
Selection
What is the purpose of using layers in Adobe Photoshop?
To adjust the camera settings
To organize and separate different elements of an image for easier editing
To change the file type
To apply filters to the entire image
Which Principle of Design AND Element of Art is "Married" in this image?
Movement + Line
Repetition + Shape
Contrasting + Value
All 3 of these options are correct
What does the term "bokeh" refer to in photography?
Image sharpness
Photograph framing
Blurred quality of out-of-focus areas with light
Color saturation in specific areas
In photography, what is the "golden hour"?
Just after sunset
Just before sunrise
The first and last sunlight hours of the day
Midday when the sun peaks
What effect does a slow shutter speed have on a photograph?
It freezes fast-moving subjects effectively.
It creates a noticeable blur effect in moving subjects.
It significantly reduces the photograph's exposure.
It notably increases the depth of field in images.
What was the first type of Projection called back in the 1500s made out of a big box?
(Translates to "Dark Room")
- We also made one of these in class -
(a)
Holding the Shutter Button halfway down allows the camera to (a) before taking the picture in AUTO Mode.
Based on the settings for this screen. What would you assume they are photographing?
Something Standing Still, Up Close, Middle of the Day
Something Fast, Far Away at night
Something Fast, Semi Up Close, Middle of the Day
Something Slow, Up Close, At Night.
Brightness of a color
Which Dial Setting is for Shutter Speed Priority on a Canon?
(a)
How do you "UNDO" on a keyboard in Both Lightroom and Photoshop.
Option Z
Shift Z
Shift Cmd 4
Cmnd Z
How do you take a screenshot on a keyboard?
Option Z
Shift Z
Shift Cmd 4
Cmnd Z
Clouds _ Light creating softer shadows.
(a)
Which of the following is a common technique to achieve a long exposure effect in photography?
Using a small aperture
Using a fast shutter speed
Using a high ISO setting
Using a slow shutter speed
What does copyright law protect?
Control over the creations of Authors and Creators
Permission to copy and share trademarks
Free access to all online content
Ownership of the internet
Importing images is done in which Module in Lightroom
Library
Develop
Book
What is it called while editing to adjust the overall brightness or darkness of a photo?
Auto mode
Highlights
Exposure
Temperature
What is the primary purpose of using a reflector in portrait photography?
To diffuse light
To create shadows
To bounce light onto the subject
To change the background color
What compositional and posing techniques were used in this portrait? Select all that apply. (Select 3)
Good body cropping
Shallow depth of field
Asymmetrical Balance
Fill the Frame
Framing
What tool do you use in Lightroom to Edit a specific part of the photograph?
(Example- Editing only the subject)
(a)
Which of the following best describes the use of leading lines in composition?
Placing the subject in the center
Using lines to guide the viewer's eye through the image
Adding more color to the background
Increasing the image's sharpness
To focus on a subject in the dark, you need to have this set up:
1. Change the Focus mode on the Lens to Manual Focus
2. Shine a Light on your subject
3. Zoom in to make sure they are in fact focused
What are the 4 different types of Balance we have discussed all year to describe in a photograph?
Symmetrical Asymmetrical
Crystallographic
Radial
Symmetrical
Leading Lines
Crystallographic
Radial
Symmetrical Asymmetrical
Frame within a Frame
Radial
Symmetrical Asymmetrical
Crystallographic
Juxtaposition
How long does a copyright last?
14 years after it's creation
Immediately after the artist or creator dies
70 years after the death of the artist or creator or 90 years after it's creation
Copyright does not expire- it goes on Forever
Which HSL adjustment would you use to make a blue sky appear brighter without changing its color?
Hue
Saturation
Luminance
All 3
