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WorksheetsStandard 8 - Mix26
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 38mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which color mode do computer monitors and digital cameras use? (8.1)
a)
RGB
b)
CMYK
c)
GAMUT
d)
RYB
2.
Additive colors use: (8.1)
a)
light
b)
pigment
c)
dyes
d)
Ink
3.
Which are subtractive colors? (8.1)
a)
RGB
b)
RYB
c)
CMYK
d)
White
4.
What part of our eyes sees color? (8.1)
a)
rods
b)
cones
c)
pupil
d)
iris
5.
Which color method is used in digital screens like your phone? (8.1)
a)
CMYK
b)
BYO
c)
RGB
d)
MKG
6.
Which color method is used in print? (8.1)
a)
BYO
b)
MKG
c)
RGB
d)
CMYK
7.
When is the CMYK colors used? (8.1)
a)
CMYK is used when you adjust the monitor of the computer.
b)
CMYK is only used in Adobe to adjust the image you see.
c)
CMYK is used when printing
d)
CMYK is NEVER used in photography or the final product of photography.
8.
Which of the following are the properties of additive colors? (8.1)
a)
Red, green, and blue are the additive colors; when combined, they make white.
b)
Cyan, magenta, and yellow are the additive colors; when combined, they make black.
c)
Red, yellow, and blue are the additive colors that all other colors can be mixed from.
d)
Additive colors are used in printing.
9.
Which of the following are the properties of subtractive colors? (8.1)
a)
Red, green, and blue are subtractive colors; when combined, they make white.
b)
Red, yellow, and blue are the subtractive colors that all other colors can be mixed from.
c)
Subtractive colors are used in image capture.
d)
Cyan, magenta, and yellow are subtractive colors; when combined, they make black.
10.
Which color mode do photo printers use? (8.1)
a)
RGB
b)
CMYK
c)
GAMUT
d)
RYB
11.
Which three colors of light are combined to make white light? (8.1)
a)
red, green, blue
b)
orange, orange, orange
c)
white brown, yellow
d)
black, cyan, magenta
12.
What are the standard colors set on a camera? (8.2)
a)
The camera is set for CMYK.
b)
The camera is set for either sRGB or Adobe RGB.
c)
The camera does NOT have a color setup.
d)
The camera chooses between CMYK and RGB depending on the mode.
13.
Which Color space is the smallest? (8.2)
a)
RGB
b)
CMYK
c)
LAB
d)
Adobe 1989
14.
Which Color space is the Largest? (8.2)
a)
RGB
b)
CMYK
c)
LAB
d)
Adobe 1989
15.
Different color temperatures causing off colors can be corrected by adjusting what? (8.3)
a)
hue
b)
white balance
c)
saturation
d)
Color
16.
You are taking well-exposed images, but the color is a little off. What function on your camera should you check? (8.3)
a)
white balance
b)
ISO
c)
aperture
d)
shutter speed
17.
Where would you see hard light? (8.3)
a)
outside on a cloudy day
b)
inside with light from a soft box
c)
outside in the sun
d)
light source close to your subject
18.
A softbox creates what kind of light? (8.3)
a)
Hard
b)
Soft
c)
Direct
d)
Reflected
19.
What is the effect of tungsten lighting on a photograph? (8.3)
a)
The light adds a warmer (orange) tone to the photograph
b)
The light adds a cool (blue) tone to the photograph
c)
This tungsten lights have no effect on the photograph
d)
The light adds a true white light to the photograph
20.
What is the effect of fluorescent (hospital) lighting on a photograph? (8.3)
a)
The light adds a warmer (orange) tone to the photograph
b)
The light adds a cool (blue) tone to the photograph
c)
This tungsten lights have no effect on the photograph
d)
The light adds a true white light to the photograph
21.
The best way to use light that comes from the sun is? (8.3)
a)
highlighting the edges of the subject
b)
illuminating the entire scene evenly
c)
adding a soft glow to the background
d)
casting strong shadows on the subject
22.
What is light fall off? (8.3)
a)
the harshness of the light
b)
the angle of the light
c)
the transition of light to shadow on a subject
d)
the modification of the light
23.
What formula do you use to determine light fall off? (8.3)
a)
1 divided by the distance squared
b)
e=mc squared
c)
l x w x h
d)
v=ah
24.
What type of lighting makes harsh and dark shadows? (8.3)
a)
diffused
b)
direct
c)
silhouette
d)
soft
25.
What light is used as the main light in a studio setting? (8.4)
a)
rim
b)
hair
c)
key
d)
fill
26.
What light is used to separate the subject from the background? (8.4)
a)
key
b)
rim
c)
hair
d)
fill
27.
What is a key light? (8.4)
a)
behind the head
b)
shined through a key hole
c)
the secondary light used in a studio
d)
the main light
28.
What is a hair light? (8.4)
a)
used to accent the hair from below the chin
b)
used to accent the profile of the model
c)
NOT used to accent the hair for the model
d)
used to accent the hair for the model
29.
Which light creates your main shadow pattern in studio lighting? (8.4)
a)
main/key light
b)
fill light
c)
rim light
d)
background light
30.
How is key light best described? (8.4)
a)
The main, brightest light used in a studio setup
b)
The middle range of tones produced in a studio setup
c)
The average lighting in a studio setup
d)
The softest light a photographer can produce in a studio setup
31.
What is the purpose of the fill light? (8.4)
a)
to create more shadows
b)
to change the color of the light
c)
to focus the light on your subject's hair
d)
to soften the shadows from the key light
32.
How can you brighten the background without having to edit the picture after you take it? (8.4)
a)
face a light towards the background
b)
move the key light further from the subject
c)
move the side light further away from the subject
d)
pick a different color background
33.
What is the purpose of a background light? (8.4)
a)
move the key light further from the subject
b)
move the side light further away from the subject
c)
pick a different color background
d)
to lighten the background
34.
What is the purpose of key light in photography? (8.4)
a)
to illuminate the background
b)
to provide overall brightness to the entire scene
c)
to cast shadows and add depth to the subject
d)
to create a soft glow around the subject
35.
When using fill light in photography, what effect does it primarily aim to achieve? (8.4)
a)
emphasizing shadows for a dramatic look
b)
creating a halo effect around the subject
c)
adding a splash of color to the background
d)
reducing contrast by filling in shadows
36.
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)
a)
hair light
b)
back light
c)
key light
d)
back light
37.
Which of the following is a light traditionally employed in studio photography that accents a subject's hair? (8.4)
a)
hair light
b)
back light
c)
key light
d)
back light
38.
Which light is responsible for exposing the details of a subject that fall in the shadows of the key light? (8.4)
a)
back light
b)
rim light
c)
fill light
d)
key light
39.
Which is a technique that puts light around the edges of a subject? (8.4)
a)
back light
b)
rim light
c)
fill light
d)
key light
40.
Which is the light the highlights along the edge of a subject called? (8.4)
a)
back light
b)
rim light
c)
fill light
d)
key light
41.
Which lighting pattern creates a shadow on exactly half the subject's face? (8.5)
a)
Rembrandt
b)
Loop
c)
split
d)
Butterfly
42.
What is another name for Paramount light? (8.5)
a)
split
b)
Rembrandt
c)
loop
d)
Butterfly/ Beauty
43.
Where is your main/key light placed in split lighting? (8.5)
a)
90 degrees from your subject
b)
45 degrees from your subject
c)
behind your subject
d)
above the camera
44.
What shape is the highlight in Rembrandt light? (8.5)
a)
Butterfly
b)
triangle
c)
loop
d)
Square
45.
Which type of lighting lights up one side of a subject and leaves the other side dark? (8.5)
a)
split
b)
Rembrandt
c)
loop
d)
paramount
46.
What type of lighting is it when the key light is above and pointed down on the subject? (8.5)
a)
Rembrandt
b)
Loop
c)
butterfly
d)
broad
47.
What type of lighting is placed 45 degrees from the camera and slightly above eye level? (8.5)
a)
butterfly
b)
Rembrandt
c)
loop
d)
Broad
48.
What can be used to add soft light to the unlit side of a split lighting setup? (8.5)
a)
gobo
b)
key light
c)
reflector
d)
backlight
49.
Danny wants to take a picture of his friend in diffused light, and he is outside, what can he do? (8.6)
a)
Change the highlight
b)
Use a direct flash
c)
Change the camera
d)
Go into the shade
50.
Which of the following is NOT the purpose of using reflective light? (8.6)
a)
To use reflective light as a fill light to help the mood of the lighting
b)
To use a gold reflective light to add warm tone to the fill light
c)
To use reflective light in shadows to open up the image
d)
to use reflective light to show hard light on the subject
51.
Which is NOT an example of soft light? (8.6)
a)
diffused light
b)
direct light
c)
reflected light
d)
indirect light
52.
Where would you NOT see indirect light that could be used in photography? (8.6)
a)
light coming through a window
b)
direct sunlight
c)
light reflected off of a building into the shade
d)
light through a skylight
53.
What is a gobo? (8.6)
a)
a goes before the light to create shadows
b)
a type of reflector to create colored shading on an image
c)
a goes behind the subject to light it from behind for a silhouette
d)
a goes beyond the original idea and expands the photo
54.
Which is NOT an example of ambient light? (8.6)
a)
speedlight
b)
window light
c)
sun
d)
Moon
55.
How do environmental conditions impact the quality of light in photography? (8.7)
a)
environmental conditions have no effect on light quality
b)
they can enhance or diminish the quality of light
c)
environmental conditions only affect color temperature
d)
light quality remains constant regardless of the environment
56.
In what way does environmental lighting affect the subject in a photograph? (8.7)
a)
it has no impact on the subject’s appearance
b)
environmental lighting only affects the background
c)
it can create highlights and shadows on the subject
d)
the subject can always appear evenly lit regardless of the environment
57.
What type of light source is manmade? (8.8)
a)
natural light
b)
sun light
c)
moon light
d)
artificial light
58.
All of the following types of lighting would be classified as artificial light EXCEPT: (8.8)
a)
flashlight
b)
sun light
c)
holiday lights
d)
studio lights
59.
What is the purpose of a fill light in a three-point lighting setup? (8.8)
a)
to reduce or remove shadows
b)
to act as the primary light source on the subject
c)
to light the background
d)
to add a split light on the face
60.
What is the typical fastest shutter speed you can use when using a triggered flash? (8.8)
a)
1/50
b)
1/200
c)
1/400
d)
1/1000
61.
What should be used to create diffused lighting in the studio? (8.9)
a)
softbox
b)
reflector
c)
Screen
d)
Foil
62.
How would you describe the piece of photographic equipment known as a snoot? (8.9)
a)
made up of two smaller doors above and below the larger doors used to direct light
b)
a tube that will be placed over a studio light or flash to control light
c)
able to provide soft, diffused light that bounces in light to fill in shadows
d)
used to redirect light or bounce in light to shadowed areas
63.
What type of flash would a photographer use instead of a direct flash for a softer lighting effect? (8.9)
a)
bounce
b)
remote
c)
reduced power
d)
indirect
64.
Which of the following is NOT a light modifier? (8.9)
a)
an umbrella that the light reflects from
b)
a soft box that the light goes through
c)
the bare key light or the direct sun
d)
anything that changes the light in direction and/or intensity
65.
How will the light quality change by adding a softbox to a light? (8.9)
a)
It will become softer and more diffused
b)
It will be brighter
c)
it will be dimmer
d)
It will become more yellow
66.
What is the primary purpose of using a softbox in photography? (8.9)
a)
to create harsh and defined shadows
b)
to diffuse light and reduce harsh shadows on the subject
c)
to add colorful effects to the background
d)
to focus light on specific areas using a grid
67.
How does a reflector contribute to adjusting the quality of light in photography? (8.9)
a)
by blocking light to create dramatic shadows
b)
by scattering light in multiple directions
c)
by directing light towards the subject to enhance highlights
d)
by creating a spotlight effect with focused illumination
68.
Which modifier does NOT soften light? (8.9)
a)
gel
b)
umbrella
c)
soft box
d)
snoot
69.
Which modifier works well as a spotlight? (8.9)
a)
reflector
b)
gel
c)
tripod
d)
snoot
70.
What should be used to create diffused lighting in studio? (8.9)
a)
softbox
b)
reflector
c)
screen
d)
foil
71.
When balancing natural/ambient light with artificial light sources, what does it mean to achieve harmony in a photograph? (8.10)
a)
completely eliminating natural light for a dramatic effect
b)
making artificial light overpower the natural light
c)
blending both light sources seamlessly for a pleasing result
d)
ignoring the influence of natural light on the subject
72.
Why is it important to balance natural light and artificial light in photography? (8.10)
a)
to create hard and contrasting shadows
b)
to eliminate the need for artificial light sources
c)
to achieve even lighting with no variations
d)
to enhance the visual appeal and depth of the photograph
73.
What tool do you use for metering with strobes? (8.11)
a)
reflector
b)
handheld light meter
c)
camera light meter
d)
Monolight
74.
A (blank) helps you know what power to set your light to (8.11)
a)
trigger
b)
handheld light meter
c)
the sun
d)
tripod
75.
What happens if your sync speed is too high? (8.12)
a)
You see your shutter in your photo.
b)
Your light won't fire.
c)
Your photograph will have stripes in it.
d)
There will be lens flare.
76.
A black line appears in your image if…? (8.12)
a)
Your light won't fire
b)
Your photograph will have stripes in it
c)
There will be lens flare
d)
Your sync speed is to high
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