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Worksheetsphotography final
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 8mins
If your aperture is set to F22, do you have a small opening or a large opening?
Small
Large
If you photograph a person running and want to capture them using motion blur, would your shutter speed need to be faster or slower?
Faster
Slower
What was the purpose of the framing assignment?
to work on viewing contrast and composition
to work on changing up the figure ground relationship through aperture settings
to work on framing our subjects to direct the viewers eye
to work on focusing on shadows
What was the purpose of the reflections assignment?
to work on focusing on shadows
to work on watching ducks swim
to create the principle of closure in a photo
to work on seeing symmetry in the world
What design principle that we practiced in photography is being explained here: Focus on having something being obscured from the photo so that the viewer has to complete the image with their own eyes/brain.
Perspective
Closure
Tension
Expression
Expression
What is the first thing you should do when you receive a new camera?
read the manual
check the battery
calibrate the sensor
take a photo
If your ISO is set to 100, will your photo be crisp or grainy?
grainy
crisp
Changing the focus from one object to another within a still life composition practices the design principle of __________________.
Proportion
Contrast
Figure/Ground
Abstraction
What three elements of exposure are represented in the exposure triangle?
White Balance, ISO, Aperture
Color, Aperture, White Balance
Aperture, White Balance, Shutter Speed
ISO, Shutter Speed, Aperture
What camera mode is BEST for capturing motion?
A - Auto
Av - Aperture Priority
Tv - Shutter Priority
P - Program
M – Manual
When using a jpeg for web development a______ ppi is required.
50
300
150
72
Does this image correctly use the rule of thirds?
yes
no
Which of these methods did we NOT discuss to help compose better photos?
Shoot from a low angle of view
Leading Lines
Use frames to isolate the subject
Accent with light
Focus away from the subject
What is meant by aperture?
size of the hole that lets light into your camera
how fast the shutter opens and closes
how sensitive the camera sensor is to light
a tool used in manual mode to measure light
What is a side effect of Aperture?
Motion Blur
Depth of Field
Visible Grain
What do we mean by ISO?
how sensitive the camera sensor is to light
a tool used in manual mode to measure light
size of the hole that lets light into your camera
how fast the shutter opens and closes
What is a side effect of ISO?
Visible Grain
Motion Blur
Depth of Field
Which one of the following have we not learned how to do in Photoshop?
Adjustment Layers
Painting with the Mixer Brush
Clone Stamp
Creating Panoramas
Content Aware patch
What caused the blur in this photograph?
Intentional Motion Blur
Too Low Shutter speed without a tripod
Which of the following example meta data representations would be accurate for a bright scene such as on the beach mid day?
shutter priority mode/ 800iso/ f4/ 1/60
shutter priority mode/ 100iso/ f11/ 1/500
Which of the following aperture settings would you use to develop a shallow depth of field in a photograph?
f16
f1.8
Which of the following meta data examples do you feel was used for the photo represented?
800iso/ f22/ 1/60
1000iso/ f2.8/ shutter 1/2000
Which of the following shutter speed settings would require a tripod to eliminate camera movement?
1/300 of a second
1/10 of a second
Is the following image over exposed or under exposed?
Over
Under
Which of the following image modes in Photoshop cannot be used for web development?
CMYK
RGB
Does this image correctly use the rule of thirds?
yes
no
What is the Program within Photoshop that we used to edit the raw images?
Photo Editor
Camera Raw
What is a side effect of Shutter Speed?
Depth of Field
Motion Blur
Visible Grain
Which photo appears to be properly white balanced?
Top left
Top right
Bottom left
Bottom right
What design principle that we practiced in photography is being explained here: When you take away the color, your brain focuses on the composition and value. Monochrome really highlights the shapes and textures.
Contrast
Tension
Closure
Expression
Perspective
What is the rule called where you divide your frame into 9 rectangles to help place your subject?
rule of leading lines
rule of thirds
rule of low angle of view
rule of using frames
rule of creating visual energy
How does framing your subject, make a stronger composition?
Gives the feel to the viewer that the subject is painted with light
Conveys movement of your subject
They help you isolate your subject and draw your eye to it
Gives you the perspective of something other than yourself
If your aperture is set to F1.8 will you have a shallow or deep depth of field?
shallow
deep
How many contact points do you want between your camera and your body when taking a photo?
1
2
3
4
What design principle that we practiced in photography is being explained here: Play with color and texture to help create the mood, don’t just rely on your face.
Perspective
Expression
Contrast
Closure
Tension
Which of the following ISO settings would you use for an evening shoot in the woods?
100 ISO
800 ISO
Was the following image photographed using a hi ISO or a low ISO?
Hi
Low
What was the purpose of the black and white photography assignment?
to work on framing our subjects
to work on changing up the figure ground relationship through aperture settings
to work on viewing contrast and composition
to work on focusing on shadows
What is the purpose of setting white balance in a photoshoot?
to make the whites as bright as possible
to represent the scene in the photo as it was viewed in real life
to make the contrast look better
to make everything look white
According to the depth of field of the image, which of the following aperture settings was used?
f4.5
f16
When metering a scene, what are the three areas of light that the camera is reading?
dark, light, medium
highlights, shadows, midtones
shadows, lignt, grays
light, dark, highlights
What was the purpose of the still life assignment?
to work on framing our subjects
to work on changing up the figure ground relationship through aperture settings
to work on focusing on shadows
to work on viewing contrast and composition
What design principle that we discussed is shown in the photo?
Contrast
Closure
Symmetry
Leading Lines
What composition technique is being shown in this image?
rule of thirds
natural frames
leading lines
cropping
What composition technique is being shown in this image?
rule of thirds
fill the frame
natural frames
leading lines
Which design principle that we discussed is shown in the photo?
Contrast
Closure
Symmetry
Leading Lines
What was the purpose of the "100 photos" assignment?
to show the variety of tonal values for a single color
to take as many photos as possible
to create a variety of expressive moods
to tell a story through images
What is the benefit of shooting raw images?
larger file sizes
smaller file sizes
editable data files
less battery life
What do we add to an image in Photoshop to protect the integrity of the original image when editing?
a new layer
a mask
a smart object
an adjustment layer
Which design principle does this image represent?
tone
proportion
tension
pattern
expression
