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WorksheetsDigital Photography TSA - Part 4
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
What adjustment layer can control the colors in an image? (7.1)
Curves
Exposure
Contrast
Hue and saturation
Changing the shutter speed from 1/250 to 1/125 decreases the light by how many stops? (7.1)
One stop
Two stops
Three stops
Four stops
What does ISO control? (7.1)
The light sensitivity of your sensor
The depth of field
The shutter speed
The focus
What is the DISADVANTAGE of high ISO? (7.1)
Increases definition in the image
More noise in the image
No disadvantages
Reduces the amount of noise in an image
What is the meaning of a shutter speed of 30? (7.1)
It means 30 seconds
It means 1/30 of a second
It means multiply the ISO by 30 to find the shutter speed
It means a speed of 30 minutes
Which shutter speed is best for freezing fast motion in an outdoor natural light setting? (7.2)
1/2000
1/200
200
2000
A fast shutter speed will create which effect? (7.2)
Stop motion
Soft and blurry
Unfocused
Grainy effect
Sally took a picture, and it turned out too dark. What was one of the possible reasons why? (7.2)
Using the wrong camera
The shutter speed was too slow
The lens was not focused
The camera was held wrong
What is the technique that causes a moving subject to stay in sharp focus and blur the background called?
Zooming
Panning
Shifting
Following
Which function controls depth of field? (7.3)
Shutter speed
Playback
Aperture
Self-timer
Which of these apertures gives you the deepest depth of field?
2.8
4
16
22
When critiquing an image, what is NOT important in giving feedback? (7.4)
You would prefer a different model or color
The object has a high or low internal complexity
The image does or does not have a primary element
The image has high or low contrast in color or tone
What ISO setting is most suitable for capturing sharp images in well-lit environments?
ISO 100
ISO 400
ISO 800
ISO 1600
If you change from f2.8 to f4 with ISO 200 and shutter speed of 1/500, what other adjustment would NOT result in the same exposure? (7.6)
Changing the ISO to 800 and shutter speed to 1/250
Change the ISO to 400 and shutter speed to 1/250
Change shutter speed to 1/250
Change ISO to 800
What does it mean if the built-in camera meter reads -1? (7.6)
Photo is overexposed one stop
Photo is overexposed 1/2 stop
Photo is underexposed one stop
Photo is perfectly exposed one stop
What is the primary function of the in-camera light meter in achieving proper exposure? (7.7)
Adjusting lens focus
Setting white balance
Measuring available light for correct exposure
Enhancing color saturation
What can you use to evaluate exposure besides your camera's meter?
Histogram
Lens
ISO
Shutter speed
Which in-camera metering mode measures the light intensity only in a specific area of the frame, allowing for precise exposure control?
Partial metering
Evaluative metering
Center-weighted metering
Matrix metering
What type of metering accounts for the total light of the scene?
Spot
Evaluative/Matrix
Manipulative
Center-weighted
Which mode is for any scene where you want the primary subject to be correctly exposed while the rest of the image can be generally ignored for proper exposure?
Spot metering
Center-weighted metering
Evaluative/Matrix metering
Evaluative metering
When data is moving up the sides of the histogram is called what?
Flat
Exposed
Dark
Clipped
Which of the following is the benefit of using a low F number when shooting a portrait?
Diffuse and soften the background
Bring clarity to your background
Puts your subject into a better rule of thirds
Allows you to zoom in on your subject
Which side of the histogram would an underexposed photograph favor?
Far right
Middle right
Middle left
Far left
What camera mode allows you total control over your exposure? (7.11)
Aperture priority
Shutter priority
Manual
Program
When shooting portraits in the desert in the evening what would the most effective light source be to light your subject? (7.11)
Battery-operated off-camera flash
Studio lights
Reflectors
Ambient light
What is the purpose of aperture priority mode? (7.11)
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.
Why use manual mode or auto mode? (7.11)
Auto mode has the camera take total control where the photographer has no control.
Auto mode is the better choice because it is easier to use and understand.
Manual mode should NOT be used because it is too complicated to understand.
Manual mode allows the photographer to have control over all settings in the camera.
When asked to take on-location senior portraits, what is one thing that is NOT important in the pre-production planning? (7.12)
If other people will be watching while you shoot
Visit the location prior to the shoot to evaluate lighting conditions
Interview the client to get an idea of how long the shoot will take
Interview the client to get an idea of desired outcomes and concerns
When creating a business card which item should you NOT include? (7.15)
Your personal Facebook link
Your logo
Your business name
Your contact information
What is a light that creates a shadow just below the eye in the shape of a triangle called? (7.22)
Rembrandt light
Butterfly light
Split light
Rim light
When looking at the exposure compensation bar in the camera, zero represents what kind of image?
A perfectly exposed image
An underexposed image
An overexposed image
An all-black image
You are taking well-exposed images, but the color is a little off. What function on your camera should you check? (8.1)
White balance
ISO
Aperture
Shutter speed
Which color method is used in print? (8.1)
BYO
MKG
RGB
CMYK
When are CMYK colors used? (8.1)
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 color mode do photo printers use? (8.2)
RGB
CMYK
GAMUT
RYBK
What is light fall off?
The harshness of the light
The angle of the light
The transition of light to shadow on a subject
The modification of the light
Where would you see hard light? (8.3)
Outside on a cloudy day
Inside with light from a softbox
Outside in the sun
Light source close to your subject
All of the following types of lighting would be classified as artificial light EXCEPT: (8.3)
Flashlight
Sunlight
Holiday lights
Studio lights
How can you brighten the background without having to edit the picture after you take it? (8.3)
Face a light towards the background
Move the key light further from the subject
Move the side light further away from the subject
Pick a different color background
Which of the following is the first and usually most important light that a photographer, cinematographer, lighting cameraman, or other scene composer will use in a lighting setup? (8.4)
Hair light
Rim light
Key light
Back light
Which is a technique that puts light around the edges of a subject? (8.4)
Back light
Rim light
Fill light
Key light
What is another name for Paramount light? (8.5)
Split
Rembrandt
Loop
Butterfly
What type of lighting is it when the key light is above and behind the camera and pointed down on the subject?
Rembrandt
Loop
Butterfly
Broad
What can be used to add soft light to the unlit side of a split lighting setup? (8.5)
Gobo
Key light
Reflector
Backlight
Identify the incorrect example of soft light. (8.6)
Diffused light
Direct light
Light reflected off surfaces
Light indirectly hitting the subject
How do environmental conditions affect light quality in photography?
Environmental factors don't influence light quality
They can either improve or worsen light quality
They solely modify the color temperature
The quality of light remains unchanged in different environments
Describe a snoot's role in photography. (8.8)
Consists of two doors directing light
A cylindrical tool focusing light from a flash or studio light
Provides soft, indirect light to minimize shadows
Redirects or softens light to lessen shadow intensity
What is the role of side lighting in a three-point lighting setup? (8.8)
Minimizes or eliminates shadows
Acts as the main light source for the subject
Illuminates the background
Adds dramatic side lighting to the subject's face
What's the main reason for using a softbox in photography? (8.9)
To generate sharp, defined shadows
To spread light softly and reduce harsh shadows
To introduce vivid background effects
To concentrate light on specific scene parts
Which modifier is effective as a hair light? (8.9)
Reflector
Color gel
Tripod
Snoot
Which does NOT classify as ambient light?
A speedlight
Window light
Sunlight
Moonlight
To convert RAW photos to .jpg format quickly for client delivery in Photoshop, which option do you choose? (9.1)
File > Scripts > Image Processor
File > Automate > Batch
File > Scripts > Load Files into Stacks
File > Automate > Fit Image
For animating a creation in Photoshop, which file format should you export to for web use? (9.1)
PSD
PNG
JPG
GIF
A sync cord is described as: (9.1)
A heavy accessory anchoring the camera to a tripod.
A device for synchronizing data between two gadgets.
An alternative to a card reader for transferring images to a computer.
A cable adjusting the camera's aperture.
Picture metadata refers to: (9.2)
Camera details
Photo date and time
Lens information
Complete details about the photograph
What constitutes a DESTRUCTIVE editing technique? (9.4)
Utilizing layers in Photoshop
Editing on the original layer in Photoshop
Editing in Camera RAW
Editing in Lightroom
Converting a layer to a smart object does what? (9.4)
Reduces layer size
Preserves layer integrity
Trims the layer
Enlarges the layer
Which Adobe programs enable nondestructive editing of RAW files? (9.4)
InDesign
Photoshop
Adobe Camera RAW
Illustrator
"Restoration" in photography means: (9.4)
Changing opacity
Adjusting RGB values
Returning to original condition
Logical reasoning
PPI stands for: (9.5)
Price per inch
Pixels per inch
Portions per inch
Pennies per inch
Layers in Photoshop are primarily for: (9.5)
Erasing elements
Isolating objects for editing
Deselecting areas
Inverting selections
Selections in Photoshop are used to:
Crop images
Isolate areas
Rotate selections
Invert selections
To outline text with an image, use: (9.5)
Refine edges
Paint bucket
Clipping mask
Liquefy filter
To border text in Photoshop, utilize: (9.5)
Stroke
Gaussian blur
Inner Glow
Text Wrap
The blending mode that intensifies both light and dark areas, but transparent mid-tones, is: (9.5)
Multiply
Screen
Overlay
Color burn
The adjustment layer that manages exposure range is: (9.5)
Curves
Hue
Vibrance
Saturation
The adjustment layer altering an image's colors is: (9.5)
Curves
Hue and saturation
Levels
Threshold
Which key combination is used to transform a layer's size in Photoshop? (9.6)
Command + T
Command + R
Command + D
Shift + R
Where can you adjust the camera settings for the color of light in a DSLR? (9.6)
Color corrections
White balance settings
You cannot correct in the camera
Changing the RGB settings
What do the temperature and tint sliders adjust in Adobe Camera RAW? (9.6)
Change only the white and black areas of the photo
Always change skin to green
Always change the photo to blue
Alter the photo's overall warmth, coolness, green, and magenta hues
How do you add a new adjustment layer in Adobe Photoshop? (9.6)
Layer menu > New Adjustment Layer
Right-click on the image > New Adjustment
Select the eyedropper from the toolbar
Filter menu > New Adjustment
To minimize acne post-photoshoot, which tool is recommended? (9.6)
Spot healing brush
Clone stamp tool
Eraser tool
Magic wand
The three main tools for color correction in Photoshop are: (9.6)
Color balance, curves, levels
Levels, vibrance, saturation
Curves, vibrance, saturation
Color balance, calibrations, curves
The sponge tool is used for what purpose? (9.6)
Lighten/darken
Fix red-eye
Saturate/desaturate
Create selections
To give your text a glowing effect in Photoshop, which technique should you use?
Stroke
Gaussian Blur
Outer Glow
Text Wrap
To quickly save a PNG file in Adobe Photoshop, you should: (9.8)
File > Save
File > Save As
File > Export > Quick Export
File > Generate
What format is best for emailing a proof sheet to a client?
PSD
DOC
JPG
What does FTP stand for?
File Transfer Protocol
Friends Transfer Pictures
File Tag Procedure
Friends Tag Protocol
A common billing method for wedding photography is: (10.6)
50% deposit to hold the date and the remaining 50% before the wedding date
Full payment at the booking date
Full payment on the day of the wedding
10% upfront and the balance after the wedding
How can you solicit genuine feedback from a client after completing a job without harming your business reputation?
Send them a digital survey via email
Ask their opinion when you deliver the product
Ask them to post or comment on your picture sharing websites
Comment on your Facebook page
