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Digital Portfolios are best viewed in what format, so all computers can read the files?

PDF

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Which Kelvin temperature produces the bluest tone?

8000

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Which shutter speed order is most accurate?

2000 1000 500 250 125

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A full f-stop means:

both A and B (halving light and doubling light).

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What is the purpose of a studio gel?

To change the color temperature.

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Which reflector adds warmth to a photo?

Gold.

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What is a profile photo?

From the side.

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Which f-stop will give the greatest depth of field?

f/16.

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What does the 'F' stand for in F/4?

Focal.

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What is a PSD file?

An image that remains a high quality format with layers.

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In a studio, which is considered the 'main' light?

The Key light.

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Which is the best temperature to store camera equipment?

70 degrees.

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What do high angle shots do?

Make subject seem small.

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Asymmetrical means:

Not identical on both sides.

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Cameras should not be exposed to extreme heat or cold.

True.

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Why should you use archival products for portfolios?

No acidity, won't destroy photos later.

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What do shutter speed numbers represent?

A fraction of a second.

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When posting photos to the web (ie-website), which is the best resolution:

72 dpi.

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Which shutter speed will freeze most action?

1/500.

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A good/common resolution for printing an 8X10 photo is:

300 dpi.

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Which best describes a Medium lens:

85mm.

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What f/stop would separate the subject from a busy/colorful background?

f/2.8.

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Fish eye lenses produce what:

radial effect

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Which is an example of hard light?

Photo with shadows.

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What is a JPEG file?

An image that is compressed and data is lost.

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Which controls the amount of light entering the camera through the lens?

Aperture.

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How often should you backup your images?

daily.

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Which controls the length of time light enters the camera?

Shutter.

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What is a maximum f-stop to use for landscapes?

f/16.

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Stopping down one full stop will cut your light in half.

True.

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What is the best method to use when critiquing photos:

Describe, Analyze, Interpret and Judge.

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Which ISO setting produces the most noise?

1600

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If showing your portfolio to a recently engaged couple, what type of photos should be included in your portfolio?

People/Candids.

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What do Reflective Light meters measure?

The light reflecting off subject.

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Stopping up one full stop will double your light.

True.

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Which ISO setting is best for outside in sunlight?


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Which lens has the most zoom?

400mm.

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Which best describes a normal lens:

50mm.

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When in AV mode and shooting a portrait with a bright background, what tends to happen?

Subject becomes under exposed.

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In reference to digital images, DPI stands for:

Dots Per Inch.

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What do low angle shots do?

Make subject seem powerful.

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When posting photos to social media, privacy settings are not important since all photos are taken by you.

False.

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F/8 is a smaller aperture opening than f/4

True.

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Is using a Disney character on a poster you designed against copyright laws?

Yes.

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Which best describes a wide angle lens:

18mm.

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What is White Balance?

The camera's color balance.

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In a studio, which is used to block light?

Flag.

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What does D.O.F stand for?

Depth of Field.

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The Focal length measures what?

Digital sensor to center of lens (convergence)

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What is ISO?

The image sensor's sensitivity to light.

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When can Police confiscate photos?

When they feel photos have evidence of crime.

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When printing photos, which type of printer is best:

Inkjet.

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What can cause damage to the camera's image sensor?

The sun

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What is the purpose of a portfolio?

To show best work and a range of skills.

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Which type of reflector will diffuse light?

Translucent.

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What is the purpose of a studio snoot?

Controls directions of light.

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What is considered Fair Use?

Using copyrighted material for educational purposes.

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When shooting outdoors during the day, which White Balance setting is best?

Daylight.

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What do Incidental light meters measure?

The light that falls on the subject.

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Which example can cause overexposure in the final image?

A sunset shot over the ocean.

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What does non-destructive mean?

Process of not destroying pixels.

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If a photo is too yellow, what on the camera should be adjusted?

White Balance.

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Photos that you have taken are considered yours if:

Taken in a public place.

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In a photo, radial balance would be represented by:

Something circular.

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What is D.O.F?

Range of distance in focus.

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Color reads BEST to WORST from:

Eye, camera, monitor, printer.

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A light meter is

System which measures how much light is entering the camera

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Levels

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Which ISO setting is best for our school hallway?

1600

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Which ISO setting produces the cleanest image?

100

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When purchasing a UV filter for your lens, where can you find the mm size (ie-58mm)?

front of lens

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What is the purpose of a light diffuser?

To soften light

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When DON'T you need a model release form?

if using photos for education.

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In a studio, which is considered the "main" light?

The Key light

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In Photoshop, what should be selected to keep the width proportional, when changing the height of an object?    

Resample

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What happens to the photo when the Kelvin Temperature is increased?

It becomes a cooler color

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What is the purpose of a gray card?

to accurate set white balance

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Curves

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What is appropriation?

taking someone else's work and calling it your own

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If applying for a job at Sports Illustrated, what type of photos should be included in your portfolio?

Action/Sports

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When using a flash, what is a common shutter speed used for syncing?

1/200

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If your f-stop is set at f/8 and your light meter is in the “+”, what should you do:

Stop down one stop

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If your f-stop is set at f/8 and your light meter is in the “-“, what should you do:

Open up one stop

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A TIFF file is:

a file where the image can be re-saved without loss of quality

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Which is an example of front light?

photo lit from the front

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In Photoshop, which editing technique isolates the subject?

Masking/Clipping

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When posting photos to social media, all copyright rules apply.

True

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Vantage point is another way to describe:

angle of view

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In a studio, which lights establish ratios?  

Key and Fill light

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A megapixel contains:

One million pixels

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Why should you remove the batteries from a camera, when not in use?

To prevent leakage

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Editing multiple photos with similar settings at once (such as in RAW) is called:

Batch Processing

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Bracketing is:

The process of taking 3 photos with modifications

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What is the purpose of a portfolio?

To show best work and a range of skills

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Which shutter speed will require the use of a tripod?

1/30

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Converging Lines

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Flash

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1200x1800 pixels produces what size print?

4X6

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In Photoshop, what happens when converting from RGB to CMYK?

color options are reduced

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