WorksheetsPhotography: Shifting Gears
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What’s a benefit of shooting RAW + JPEG together?
You can share JPEGs right away but keep RAW files for editing.
RAW files are smaller in size than JPEGs.
JPEGs provide better image quality than RAW files.
You can only edit JPEG files after shooting.
What does EXIF stand for?
Exchangeable Image Format
Extended Image File
External Image Format
Exchangeable Image File
What does “image resolution” mean?
The pixel count (detail level) of an image file.
The size of the image in inches or centimeters.
The color depth of an image file.
The file format used to save the image.
What is “tone” in photography?
The color saturation in an image.
The lightness or darkness in an image.
The sharpness of the image.
The contrast between light and dark areas.
What does metadata in a RAW file include?
Info like shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and color balance.
Only the file size and format type.
The camera model and lens type only.
Date and time the photo was taken.
What’s the biggest advantage of JPEG files?
They are small, compressed, and easy to share.
They provide the highest image quality.
They support transparency in images.
They are the only format that supports animation.
What does “shifting gears” in photography mean?
Moving from automatic settings to manual control.
Changing the lens to a different focal length.
Adjusting the ISO settings for better exposure.
Switching from digital to film photography.
Which celebrities did Avedon photograph?
Marilyn Monroe
Elvis Presley
The Rolling Stones
Michael Jackson
What happens to image clarity when resolution is lowered?
The photo becomes grainy or blurred.
The photo becomes sharper and clearer.
The photo maintains the same clarity.
The photo appears more vibrant and colorful.
What type of image file preserves all original image information?
JPEG file
PNG file
RAW file
GIF file
What’s a downside of shooting JPEG only?
Limited editing control, especially with colors.
Higher file sizes compared to RAW.
Better color depth than RAW files.
Faster processing times than RAW.
What is a megapixel?
A unit of measurement for sound quality.
One million pixels.
A type of camera lens.
A digital image format.
What does PPI stand for in photography?
Pixels Per Inch
Pictures Per Inch
Pixels Per Image
Pictures Per Image
Besides megapixels, what else affects photo quality?
The lens quality used during capture.
How the image is processed after capture.
The color of the camera body.
The brand of the camera.
Who was Richard Avedon?
A famous American fashion and portrait photographer.
A renowned American painter known for abstract art.
A popular American musician from the 1960s.
A famous American film director and producer.
What legacy did Avedon leave behind?
He revolutionized the fashion industry with innovative photography techniques.
He helped define America’s image of style, beauty, and culture in the 20th century.
He was known for his contributions to modern art and sculpture.
He created iconic film scores that shaped American cinema.
What does JPEG stand for?
Joint Photographic Experts Group
Joint Picture Encoding Group
Joint Photographic Encoding Group
Joint Photographic Exchange Group
What camera setting determines the quality and size of pictures?
File format.
Shutter speed.
Aperture size.
ISO sensitivity.
What style did Avedon use in portraits?
Minimalist style with direct emotion and personality.
Baroque style with elaborate details and grandeur.
Impressionist style with soft colors and light effects.
Cubist style with fragmented forms and perspectives.
How many pixels can a 21-MP sensor capture?
About 21 million pixels (e.g., 5616 × 3744).
Approximately 15 million pixels (e.g., 4000 × 3000).
Around 25 million pixels (e.g., 6000 × 4000).
Close to 18 million pixels (e.g., 4500 × 3000).
