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Digital Portfolios are best viewed in what format, so all computers can read the files?
Which Kelvin temperature produces the bluest tone?
8000
Which shutter speed order is most accurate?
2000 1000 500 250 125
A full f-stop means:
both A and B (halving light and doubling light).
What is the purpose of a studio gel?
To change the color temperature.
Which reflector adds warmth to a photo?
Gold.
What is a profile photo?
From the side.
Which f-stop will give the greatest depth of field?
f/16.
What does the 'F' stand for in F/4?
Focal.
What is a PSD file?
An image that remains a high quality format with layers.
In a studio, which is considered the 'main' light?
The Key light.
Which is the best temperature to store camera equipment?
70 degrees.
What do high angle shots do?
Make subject seem small.
Asymmetrical means:
Not identical on both sides.
Cameras should not be exposed to extreme heat or cold.
True.
Why should you use archival products for portfolios?
No acidity, won't destroy photos later.
What do shutter speed numbers represent?
A fraction of a second.
When posting photos to the web (ie-website), which is the best resolution:
72 dpi.
Which shutter speed will freeze most action?
1/500.
A good/common resolution for printing an 8X10 photo is:
300 dpi.
Which best describes a Medium lens:
85mm.
What f/stop would separate the subject from a busy/colorful background?
f/2.8.
Fish eye lenses produce what:
radial effect
Which is an example of hard light?
Photo with shadows.
What is a JPEG file?
An image that is compressed and data is lost.
Which controls the amount of light entering the camera through the lens?
Aperture.
How often should you backup your images?
daily.
Which controls the length of time light enters the camera?
Shutter.
What is a maximum f-stop to use for landscapes?
f/16.
Stopping down one full stop will cut your light in half.
True.
What is the best method to use when critiquing photos:
Describe, Analyze, Interpret and Judge.
Which ISO setting produces the most noise?
1600
If showing your portfolio to a recently engaged couple, what type of photos should be included in your portfolio?
People/Candids.
What do Reflective Light meters measure?
The light reflecting off subject.
Stopping up one full stop will double your light.
True.
Which ISO setting is best for outside in sunlight?
Which lens has the most zoom?
400mm.
Which best describes a normal lens:
50mm.
When in AV mode and shooting a portrait with a bright background, what tends to happen?
Subject becomes under exposed.
In reference to digital images, DPI stands for:
Dots Per Inch.
What do low angle shots do?
Make subject seem powerful.
When posting photos to social media, privacy settings are not important since all photos are taken by you.
False.
F/8 is a smaller aperture opening than f/4
True.
Is using a Disney character on a poster you designed against copyright laws?
Yes.
Which best describes a wide angle lens:
18mm.
What is White Balance?
The camera's color balance.
In a studio, which is used to block light?
Flag.
What does D.O.F stand for?
Depth of Field.
The Focal length measures what?
Digital sensor to center of lens (convergence)
What is ISO?
The image sensor's sensitivity to light.
When can Police confiscate photos?
When they feel photos have evidence of crime.
When printing photos, which type of printer is best:
Inkjet.
What can cause damage to the camera's image sensor?
The sun
What is the purpose of a portfolio?
To show best work and a range of skills.
Which type of reflector will diffuse light?
Translucent.
What is the purpose of a studio snoot?
Controls directions of light.
What is considered Fair Use?
Using copyrighted material for educational purposes.
When shooting outdoors during the day, which White Balance setting is best?
Daylight.
What do Incidental light meters measure?
The light that falls on the subject.
Which example can cause overexposure in the final image?
A sunset shot over the ocean.
What does non-destructive mean?
Process of not destroying pixels.
If a photo is too yellow, what on the camera should be adjusted?
White Balance.
Photos that you have taken are considered yours if:
Taken in a public place.
In a photo, radial balance would be represented by:
Something circular.
What is D.O.F?
Range of distance in focus.
Color reads BEST to WORST from:
Eye, camera, monitor, printer.
A light meter is
System which measures how much light is entering the camera

Levels
Which ISO setting is best for our school hallway?
1600
Which ISO setting produces the cleanest image?
100
When purchasing a UV filter for your lens, where can you find the mm size (ie-58mm)?
front of lens
What is the purpose of a light diffuser?
To soften light
When DON'T you need a model release form?
if using photos for education.
In a studio, which is considered the "main" light?
The Key light
In Photoshop, what should be selected to keep the width proportional, when changing the height of an object?
Resample
What happens to the photo when the Kelvin Temperature is increased?
It becomes a cooler color
What is the purpose of a gray card?
to accurate set white balance

Curves
What is appropriation?
taking someone else's work and calling it your own
If applying for a job at Sports Illustrated, what type of photos should be included in your portfolio?
Action/Sports
When using a flash, what is a common shutter speed used for syncing?
1/200
If your f-stop is set at f/8 and your light meter is in the “+”, what should you do:
Stop down one stop
If your f-stop is set at f/8 and your light meter is in the “-“, what should you do:
Open up one stop
A TIFF file is:
a file where the image can be re-saved without loss of quality
Which is an example of front light?
photo lit from the front
In Photoshop, which editing technique isolates the subject?
Masking/Clipping
When posting photos to social media, all copyright rules apply.
True
Vantage point is another way to describe:
angle of view
In a studio, which lights establish ratios?
Key and Fill light
A megapixel contains:
One million pixels
Why should you remove the batteries from a camera, when not in use?
To prevent leakage
Editing multiple photos with similar settings at once (such as in RAW) is called:
Batch Processing
Bracketing is:
The process of taking 3 photos with modifications
What is the purpose of a portfolio?
To show best work and a range of skills
Which shutter speed will require the use of a tripod?
1/30

Converging Lines

Flash
1200x1800 pixels produces what size print?
4X6
In Photoshop, what happens when converting from RGB to CMYK?
color options are reduced

Histogram