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How many full stops are there from f/2.8 to f/22?
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You want to selectively lighten an area of your image to enhance the highlights. Which tool should you use?
Dodge
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Which tool lets you paint with stylized strokes, simulating the texture of painting with different colors and artistic styles?
Art history brush
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You have created a path that you will use repeatedly in a logo for a client. You want to be able to quickly access and use this path from within any Photoshop file. What should you do?
Define the path as a Custom Shape
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You have drawn a path with the pen tool. You want to select a single point so that you can move the point. Which tool should you use?
Direct Selection
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Which type of lighting has the characteristic triangle of light under one eye?
Rembrandt
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What is the one thing that does not affect depth of field?
Shutter speed
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Which tool permits you to make corrections without sampling first? The tool samples the surrounding area to make the correction?
Spot Healing Brush Tool
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What does the sponge tool control?
Saturation
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If you want to access the hand tool quickly to move through your image, what is the shortcut key?
H
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In Adobe Photoshop, if you have a white background behind your subject that you want to insert another background, which tool would be the fastest for selecting the background?
Magic Wand Tool
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The noise in digital photographs increases when you use a higher ISO.
True
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The shutter controls...
The length of time the film will be exposed to light
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Depth of field refers to...
The area of the picture that will be in focus from near to far
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If you increase your exposure by one stop from f/11 @ 1/250 using JUST YOUR SHUTTER, your new setting would be...
f/11 @ 1/125
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Which tool should you use to draw a precise path around an object, clicking or clicking and dragging into place each point?
Pen
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Which tool should be used to fix red eye in images?
Color replacement
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What three ways can you control depth of field?
Focal length of lens, aperture, and camera to subject distance
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In Photoshop, which method of blending images would be considered non-destructive?
Using layer masks
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Which type of shutter is located in the camera body, making the lenses less expensive to manufacture?
Focal plane shutter
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If you have a scene with a bright background and trust the meter reading, what will happen to your main subject?
The main subject will be under exposed and in the print it will be too dark
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If you have an 80mm focal length lens with a full frame sensor at 35mm x 24mm and you use this lens on a camera that does not have a full frame sensor. It has the effect of making your lens seem like a longer focal length. The smaller sensor had a crop conversion factor of 1.5. This means that the full frame sensor is s 1.5 times larger than the smaller sensor. What will be the equivalent lens focal length for a crop conversion factor of 1.5? (Focal length x conversion factor \= new focal length)
120 mm
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Which description best describes the purpose of the main light?
The light that casts the dominant shadows in a scene or portrait
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The purpose of a gobo is to...
Shade the camera from light coming into the lens or it can shade the model
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A grey card exposure sets the \_____ to be the true tone of the subject.
Diffused highlight
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In a portrait, a high camera position will make the face look...
Shorter
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The original height of a digital photograph measures 350 pixels. The new height of the photograph measures 613 pixels. By what percentage has this photo been enlarged?
175%
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Which scientific photographer was known for his compelling high-speed images of milk splashes, motion, and bullets piercing things like apples and playing cards?
Harold "Doc" Edgerton
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At which shutter speed should you tripod the camera (500mm lens)?
1/30, 1/125, 1/250
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When using a digital camera, if the chip is smaller than the film, the focal length of the lens will seem longer than those with a chip the same size of film.
True
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Shooting some frames over exposed, some framers under exposed, and one at the metered exposure is called...
Bracketing
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The color magenta is a combination of...
Red and blue
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A high contrast print is one that...
Is mostly black and white with few mid tones
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Which F-stop would be the widest aperture?
f/1.7
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Closing down the lens one F-stop will...
Decrease the exposure by 50%
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Combination of all three additive colors of light (red, blue, and green) produces...
White light
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George Eastman...
Founded Kodak
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On the color wheel for light, red is opposite...
Of cyan
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Which artist is widely known as a documentary photographer?
Mary Ellen Mark
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The group "f/64" was...
A association of photographers who believed in the value of photography as art
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A flash can be used to stop action.
True
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To stop action you should...
Use a faster shutter speed
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Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow are...
Subtractive colors
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Telephoto lens has a greater angle of view than a wide angle lens.
False
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Which lens has the greatest telephoto effect?
200mm
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Nigel Barker is known for...
His photography with America's Top Model
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What are the three additive colors?
Red, green, and blue
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What is the opposite color light of cyan?
Red
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Red light plus blue light equals...
Magenta light
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What type of camera filter requires no exposure compensation?
Skylight filter
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When you stop down 2 stops from F4 you are at...
F8
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ISO 100 1/8 sec at F8 \= ISO 1600 1/60 sec at F...
11
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An adjustment layer can be used to...
Adjust Hue/Saturation, Levels, and Color Balance
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The resolution of your image will determine sharpness at different sizes and different uses. What resolution is common for output to a printer?
300 dpi
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When preparing images for the web so that they open faster, what is screen resolution?
72 dpi
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What is a CD that you can burn more than once called?
CD-RW
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The file format you choose depends on...
What you intend to do with the image
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What is the purpose of making a selection?
To isolate an area
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After you've made a selection you can...
Correct the color of the selected area, apply a filter to the selected area, and fill the selected are with a color.
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An advantage of using layers is that...
You can keep the editing process dynamic, apply special styles to layers, and move content forward or backward in the picture plane.
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What tools in Photoshop make a selection?
Magic wand, lasso, and marquee tool
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What type of image is a standard for compressing image data and most common Group, is called a...
JPEG
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What functions on the camera to compensate for different colors of light being emitted by different light sources?
White Balance
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What makes the colors richer in a photo?
Saturation
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The image resolution ppi is...
The number of pixels per linear inch in a image
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The smallest visual of a digital image is a...
Bit
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The transformation features allow you to...
Scale, rotate, and distort
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Which tools can you use to paint?
Paint bucket and Paint brush
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In digital cameras, digital noise is similar to...
Film grain
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Smart media, compact flash, and memory sticks are all...
Storage media for your camera
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What is one advantage of using Quick Mask?
You can make selection using the paint tools
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What significant event happened the same year that the digital camera was invented? (1969)
Neil Armstrong walked on the moon
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Organizing work into a step by stop method to move from start to finished product is called...
Work flow
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One disadvantage when viewing and composing with a range finder digital camera is that the eyepiece can camera sensors see differently especially on close ups.
True
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While in a computer monitor is formed by what three primary colors?
Red, green, and blue
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What type of digital camera usually has fewer controls than other digital cameras?
Point and shoot
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What should you do after you are finished taking pictures?
Turn off the camera to preserve battery power.
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What does SLR stand for?
Single lens reflex
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The on-camera flash will automatically pop up or fire is there is not enough light for good exposure in which mode?
Full Auto
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The M (on the Mode Dial) stands for...
Manual
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The P (on the Mode Dial) stands for...
Programmed Exposure
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A fast shutter speed...
Freezes or stops the action of an image
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When you push the shutter button half way down it...
Focuses the camera
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Less light makes an image \_____ in a digital camera?
Darker
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In addition to focusing the camera, pressing the shutter button half way down also...
Measures the light
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The most common format for photographic images is...
JPEG
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What is not a type of memory card used in digital cameras?
Universal Serial Bus
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What does TIFF stand for?
Tagged image File Format
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A lens that would work well for photos of a sports event - where you want to bring the subject closer without putting yourself in harm's way - would be a...
Telephoto lens
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Landscape photos- where you want to show a broad distance and give a feeling of great depth - would be best done with a...
Wide angle lens
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A lens that allows you to choose one of many focal lengths is a...
Zoom lens
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An optical zoom...
Uses the physical principals of optics to make your subject appear closer to the camera
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To stabilize your camera during a long exposure where you want sharpness in non-moving subjects, you would be best advised to use a(n)...
Tripod
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The connection on a digital SLR that has the mechanical and electrical connections for an external flash is called a(n)...
"Hot Shoe"
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On-camera direct flash usually produces photos that are...
Flat and textureless
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"Red-Eye" is caused by...
Light reflecting back from the retina of your subject
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Using Aperture Priority to determine your exposure means...
You set the aperture and the camera chooses the correct shutter speed
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Using Shutter Priority to determine your exposure means...
You set the shutter speed and the camera chooses the correct aperture
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If you shoot primarily sports photos and needed to use interchangeable telephoto lenses on your camera, your best choice for a camera would be a...
Digital SLR and matching lenses
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"Continuous Shooting Mode" is most likely to be used where photographing what?