1. What two processes had to be "discovered" before the art of Photography was truly born?
Answers: • Optical or • Chemical
2. What does "Framing" an image refer to?
Answers: • Following the rule of thirds
3. Which lens would be considered "normal" on a 35mm film or equivalent full frame digital camera?
Answers: • 85mm
4. If the proper exposure at ISO 800 is f5.6 at 1/250, the proper exposure at ISO 100 would be f5.6 at __________.
Answers: • 1/2000
5. Copal is a type of __________.
Answers: • shutter
6. What does the guide number of a flash describe?
Answers: • How close it can be placed to the subject
7. A butterfly is a name for __________
Answers: • a grid for a soft box.
8. The "circle of confusion" is a term related to determining the __________.
Answers: • depth of the field
9. Images saved as jpegs are saved with lossless compression.
Answers: • False
10. Which is the hardest type of light to achieve pleasing images in?
Answers: • Diffused light
11. A reversal film is also referred to as a __________
Answers: • slide or transparency film.
12. A color that can't be reproduced in the final image is called __________.
Answers: • out of gamut
13. When using a flash on most cameras, using too high a shutter speed will result in_________.
Answers: • dark cut off section.
14. Chromatic aberration is the inability of a lens to focus __________ on a single point.
Answers: • colors.
15. In a 300mm 2.8 lens, the number 2.8 refers to __________
Answers: • the maximum aperture for the lens.
16. A scrim is used to __________
Answers: • diffuse the light.
17. What does shallow depth of field mean?
Answers: • That there is a limited area of focus in which to place items.
18. When shooting with a view camera at infinity, the bellows extension factor would be __________.
Answers: • 1.5
19. Another name for a medium format camera would be __________.
Answers: • Any of the three
20. Which lens is generally considered the best for taking high quality, natural looking portraits on a 35mm film or "full frame" digital camera?
Answers: • 85mm f1.8
21. On a zoom lens, 3.5-5.6 means it has __________
Answers: • a variable maximum aperture.
22. Moire is caused when there is an interaction between __________ in a subject and the pixels that make up the digital image.
Answers: • patterns
23. Using a longer lens will __________
Answers: • compress the features of the subject.
24. A lighting ratio of 1:1 will produce an image that is __________.
Answers: • flat
25. Vignetting is __________
Answers: • dark corners on an image.
26. A "catchlight" is __________
Answers: • a highlight in a subject's eye.
27. The smallest element in a digital image is ______.
Answers: • a pixel
28. Bit depth refers to __________
Answers: • the amount of color that can be rendered by a single pixel.
29. The coatings on a lens are designed to increase image quality by __________
Answers: • reducing reflections from the surface of the glass.
30. RAW means that when an image is saved to the camera's memory, it is saved_____________
Answers: • remains unprocessed by the camera software.
31. The amount of energy a capacitor in a power pack can store is called watt seconds.
Answers: • False
32. A shutter speed of ½ of a second or longer should be used when hand holding a camera.
Answers: • False
33. If you change your shutter speed from 1/60 to 1/250, you need to change your aperture from f11 to _____ to keep your exposure the same.
Answers: • f5.6
34. A lens that focuses light using concentric glass rings is called a/an __________ lens.
Answers: • fresnel
35. Images that are considered editorial can be described as __________
Answers: • images that are not designed to sell a particular item or idea.
36. Bracketing is a term used to describe __________
Answers: • shooting multiple exposures of the same image.
37. What problem can you often have when a subject is backlit?
Answers: • Underexposed subjects
38. In architectural Photography it is important to __________
Answers: • keep verticals parallel.
39. In order to prevent red eye that often happens in flash photography, it is best to__________
Answers: • move your light off the camera axis.
40. Each photodiode or pixel on a standard digital chip can record all three of the colors used in digital photography.
Answers: • True
41. A candid approach to wedding Photography can also be called the photojournalistic style.
Answers: • True
42. Kelvin degrees represent the __________ of a source of light.
Answers: • color temperature
43. Extension tubes will change __________
Answers: • the focal length of a lens.
44. What do F-stops really refer to?
Answers: • How much light you let into the camera
45. Computer monitors use both the RGB and CMYK color spaces.
Answers: • False
46. Sharpening settings used when processing images should vary depending on the subject.
Answers: • True
47. A gray card used to determine proper exposure reflects __________ of the light that strikes it?
Answers: • 18%
48. What effect does putting a grid or honeycomb on a light source have?
Answers: • It diffuses the light.
49. What does the Rule of Thirds refers to?
Answers: • Placement of elements in the image
50. Incident light meters work by reading the light that reflects off of a subject.
Answers: • True
51. The higher the f-stop number, the more the light allowed into the camera.
Answers: • False
52. What does saturated color refer to?
Answers: • Bright, brilliant colors
53. To get the most accurate colors, you should __________
Answers: • use a gray card or diffusion filter to set the correct balance.
54. When undiffused, a strobe light and a tungsten light will generally produce the same quality of light.
Answers: • True
55. Light travels in a straight line until it is __________
Answers: • refracted.
56. Diffused light is created in a photo studio through the use of screens and large light sources.
Answers: • True
57. When working in digital editing software, sharpening is achieved by increasing the contrast between __________
Answers: • distinct colors.
58. What might you do to add drama and interest to an image taken in snow?
Answers: • Find a source of bright color
59. The inverse square law is used in reference to __________
Answers: • the intensity of light that reaches a subject.
60. A prime lens is also called a __________.
Answers: • fixed focal length lens
61. The step pattern seen on an enlarged digital photographic image is called __________.
Answers: • Aliasing
62. What do polarizing filters help you to remove from or reduce in your photos?
Answers: • Reflections
63. Flash or strobe is considered an artificial light.
Answers: • True
64. The features called swing and tilt are available on most high end 35mm and equivalent digital cameras.
Answers: • False
65. Fake walls used on Photography sets are often referred to as __________.
Answers: • screens
66. A view camera differs from other cameras in that it can control __________.
Answers: • both perspective and the depth of the field
67. Where is the final image in a digital camera stored?
Answers: • In the memory card or stick
68. If an image is overexposed, which of the following would most likely be the cause?
Answers: • Moving to a lower aperture number
69. Images produced by digital cameras are __________.
Answers: • raster based
70. Using a larger aperture will result in _________
Answers: • more depth of field.
71. In lighting, modeling means you are __________
Answers: • having your subject pose in a particular manner.
72. TTL stands for __________.
Answers: • Through the Lens
73. The word noise is to digital Photography as __________ is to a film.
Answers: • grain
74. Another name for a key light is __________.
Answers: • main light
75. Aerial perspective is __________
Answers: • the effect of atmosphere on distant subjects.
76. Digital Photography has eliminated the need to get a good exposure.
Answers: • True
77. Banding or posterization in a digital image is caused when there isn't enough information to reproduce different shades of color.
Answers: • True
Answers: • Optical or • Chemical
2. What does "Framing" an image refer to?
Answers: • Following the rule of thirds
3. Which lens would be considered "normal" on a 35mm film or equivalent full frame digital camera?
Answers: • 85mm
4. If the proper exposure at ISO 800 is f5.6 at 1/250, the proper exposure at ISO 100 would be f5.6 at __________.
Answers: • 1/2000
5. Copal is a type of __________.
Answers: • shutter
6. What does the guide number of a flash describe?
Answers: • How close it can be placed to the subject
7. A butterfly is a name for __________
Answers: • a grid for a soft box.
8. The "circle of confusion" is a term related to determining the __________.
Answers: • depth of the field
9. Images saved as jpegs are saved with lossless compression.
Answers: • False
10. Which is the hardest type of light to achieve pleasing images in?
Answers: • Diffused light
11. A reversal film is also referred to as a __________
Answers: • slide or transparency film.
12. A color that can't be reproduced in the final image is called __________.
Answers: • out of gamut
13. When using a flash on most cameras, using too high a shutter speed will result in_________.
Answers: • dark cut off section.
14. Chromatic aberration is the inability of a lens to focus __________ on a single point.
Answers: • colors.
15. In a 300mm 2.8 lens, the number 2.8 refers to __________
Answers: • the maximum aperture for the lens.
16. A scrim is used to __________
Answers: • diffuse the light.
17. What does shallow depth of field mean?
Answers: • That there is a limited area of focus in which to place items.
18. When shooting with a view camera at infinity, the bellows extension factor would be __________.
Answers: • 1.5
19. Another name for a medium format camera would be __________.
Answers: • Any of the three
20. Which lens is generally considered the best for taking high quality, natural looking portraits on a 35mm film or "full frame" digital camera?
Answers: • 85mm f1.8
21. On a zoom lens, 3.5-5.6 means it has __________
Answers: • a variable maximum aperture.
22. Moire is caused when there is an interaction between __________ in a subject and the pixels that make up the digital image.
Answers: • patterns
23. Using a longer lens will __________
Answers: • compress the features of the subject.
24. A lighting ratio of 1:1 will produce an image that is __________.
Answers: • flat
25. Vignetting is __________
Answers: • dark corners on an image.
26. A "catchlight" is __________
Answers: • a highlight in a subject's eye.
27. The smallest element in a digital image is ______.
Answers: • a pixel
28. Bit depth refers to __________
Answers: • the amount of color that can be rendered by a single pixel.
29. The coatings on a lens are designed to increase image quality by __________
Answers: • reducing reflections from the surface of the glass.
30. RAW means that when an image is saved to the camera's memory, it is saved_____________
Answers: • remains unprocessed by the camera software.
31. The amount of energy a capacitor in a power pack can store is called watt seconds.
Answers: • False
32. A shutter speed of ½ of a second or longer should be used when hand holding a camera.
Answers: • False
33. If you change your shutter speed from 1/60 to 1/250, you need to change your aperture from f11 to _____ to keep your exposure the same.
Answers: • f5.6
34. A lens that focuses light using concentric glass rings is called a/an __________ lens.
Answers: • fresnel
35. Images that are considered editorial can be described as __________
Answers: • images that are not designed to sell a particular item or idea.
36. Bracketing is a term used to describe __________
Answers: • shooting multiple exposures of the same image.
37. What problem can you often have when a subject is backlit?
Answers: • Underexposed subjects
38. In architectural Photography it is important to __________
Answers: • keep verticals parallel.
39. In order to prevent red eye that often happens in flash photography, it is best to__________
Answers: • move your light off the camera axis.
40. Each photodiode or pixel on a standard digital chip can record all three of the colors used in digital photography.
Answers: • True
41. A candid approach to wedding Photography can also be called the photojournalistic style.
Answers: • True
42. Kelvin degrees represent the __________ of a source of light.
Answers: • color temperature
43. Extension tubes will change __________
Answers: • the focal length of a lens.
44. What do F-stops really refer to?
Answers: • How much light you let into the camera
45. Computer monitors use both the RGB and CMYK color spaces.
Answers: • False
46. Sharpening settings used when processing images should vary depending on the subject.
Answers: • True
47. A gray card used to determine proper exposure reflects __________ of the light that strikes it?
Answers: • 18%
48. What effect does putting a grid or honeycomb on a light source have?
Answers: • It diffuses the light.
49. What does the Rule of Thirds refers to?
Answers: • Placement of elements in the image
50. Incident light meters work by reading the light that reflects off of a subject.
Answers: • True
51. The higher the f-stop number, the more the light allowed into the camera.
Answers: • False
52. What does saturated color refer to?
Answers: • Bright, brilliant colors
53. To get the most accurate colors, you should __________
Answers: • use a gray card or diffusion filter to set the correct balance.
54. When undiffused, a strobe light and a tungsten light will generally produce the same quality of light.
Answers: • True
55. Light travels in a straight line until it is __________
Answers: • refracted.
56. Diffused light is created in a photo studio through the use of screens and large light sources.
Answers: • True
57. When working in digital editing software, sharpening is achieved by increasing the contrast between __________
Answers: • distinct colors.
58. What might you do to add drama and interest to an image taken in snow?
Answers: • Find a source of bright color
59. The inverse square law is used in reference to __________
Answers: • the intensity of light that reaches a subject.
60. A prime lens is also called a __________.
Answers: • fixed focal length lens
61. The step pattern seen on an enlarged digital photographic image is called __________.
Answers: • Aliasing
62. What do polarizing filters help you to remove from or reduce in your photos?
Answers: • Reflections
63. Flash or strobe is considered an artificial light.
Answers: • True
64. The features called swing and tilt are available on most high end 35mm and equivalent digital cameras.
Answers: • False
65. Fake walls used on Photography sets are often referred to as __________.
Answers: • screens
66. A view camera differs from other cameras in that it can control __________.
Answers: • both perspective and the depth of the field
67. Where is the final image in a digital camera stored?
Answers: • In the memory card or stick
68. If an image is overexposed, which of the following would most likely be the cause?
Answers: • Moving to a lower aperture number
69. Images produced by digital cameras are __________.
Answers: • raster based
70. Using a larger aperture will result in _________
Answers: • more depth of field.
71. In lighting, modeling means you are __________
Answers: • having your subject pose in a particular manner.
72. TTL stands for __________.
Answers: • Through the Lens
73. The word noise is to digital Photography as __________ is to a film.
Answers: • grain
74. Another name for a key light is __________.
Answers: • main light
75. Aerial perspective is __________
Answers: • the effect of atmosphere on distant subjects.
76. Digital Photography has eliminated the need to get a good exposure.
Answers: • True
77. Banding or posterization in a digital image is caused when there isn't enough information to reproduce different shades of color.
Answers: • True
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