Photography I Final Review

What is this camera called?

Camera Obscura

Greek works for photos and graphein:

Phos, graph

What was Joseph Nicephore famous for?

Creating the first permanent photo

What was Daguerre’s photographic process called?

Daguerrotype

Who created the Calotype process around the same time as Daguerre?

Henry Fox Talbot

Who was the first person to make “sun pictures”?

Thomas Wedgewood

Which photographer managed to bring the process time of creating a photo to less than 30 minutes?

Louis Daguerre

What was the name of the first photograph captured?

The Window at Les Gras

How long did the first photo take to create?

8 hours

Who is responsible for the creation of motion sequence photography or as we know it now as stop motion photography/movie?

Eadweard Muybridge

What is the method of creating color in photos called, created by Auguste and Louis Lumiere?

Autochrome

Who sent the first photo sent by phone?

Phillip Kahn

What 3 things determine the exposure of a photograph?

Shutter Speed, Aperture & ISO

Which photo was the first to be sent by phone?

C

Which is the correct form to hold a camera?

A

Which for is the correct way to hold a camera when standing?

A

Which is the correct way to hold a camera while sitting down?

B

Which is the correct form to hold a camera?

B

Commercial Photography is the study of?

Learning how to take a good photo in which that photograph is used to help sell, advertise or market a product, service, person or persons.

What is depth of field?

The distance between the nearest and the furthest objects that give an image judged to be in focus in a camera.

What is another term for Aperture?

F-stop

Define ISO:

controls the amount of light that enters the camera, which affects how dark or light a photo will be

Why does photography ethics matter in Photography?

If we take pictures that harm our subjects, no one will want to be photographed. If we manipulate our images and deceive our audience, no one will trust us.

What setting in this photo made the photo blurry? (The image is taken outside in a sunny day).

A

What is a “Good Exposure”?

It refers to a balance of ISO, focus, and shutter speed to create a clear photo.

What is shutter speed?

the length of time a camera's shutter remains open, which determines how much light exposes the camera's sensor

Which shutter speed would be best for capturing stop action / freeze an object or item in time?

C

The F-stop is also known as the:

Aperature

Shutter speeds are measured in:

Fractions of a second

What shutter speed do you use when you want a blurry picture?

Slow shutter speed

What shutter speed do you use when you want a frozen picture?

Fast shutter speed

Why does the camera think a classroom is dark even thou the florescent light are on?

The camera only registers natural light

William Wegman is an American artist best known for creating series of compositions involving…

Dogs, primarily his own Weimaraners in various costumes and poses

Steve McCurry is an American photographer that has worked in photojournalism and editorial. He is best known for his 1984…

Afghan Girl

Harold Edgerton invented the

Flash/Strobelight

Irving Penn was an American photographer known for his…

fashion photography, portraits, and still life’s

George Eastman was an American innovator and entrepreneur who founded the

Eastman Kodak Company

Sam Abell is an American photographer known for his frequent publication of photographs in

National Geographic

Name the following parts of the camera screen: A

Camera Mode

Name the following parts of the camera screen: B

Shutter Speed

Name the following parts of the camera screen: C

Aperture/F-stop

Name the following parts of the camera screen: D

ISO

Name the following parts of the camera screen: E

Amount of photos left

Name the following parts of the camera screen: F

Battery

Mode where photographer makes all decisions.

Manual Mode

What part of the camera should you never touch with you finger or any other object?

B

Where is the release button to switch lenses?

C

Where is the mode dial on the camera?

A

What is Resolution when referring to Photography terms?

The quality of the photo

Photoshop is used only by graphic designers?

False

File extension for files created in Photoshop

Psd

What do you select to show/hide layers in Photoshop?

The eye icon next to the layer desired

What keys on the keyboard do you use to resize the brush?

Brackets

Tool to select color in Photoshop you use the

Eye Dropper

What is the significance of the black triangle in the lower-right corner of the tool icons?

It serves as the visual cue of additional grouped tools.

The magic wand tool allows you to:

Selects an image area based on color.

Is naming your layers in Photoshop important? Why?

Improves organization

What dpi are most print projects set to?

300 dpi

What is the correct resolution for images used on the web?

72 dpi

If I want to paint something onto the photo, which tool do you use?

Paint tool

Which tool is the healing tool or used for blemish removal?

Healing tool

Which tool is the move tool?

Transform tool

Which is the quick selection tool or also known as the magic wand?

Magic wand

Which tool can I use to pick color from a picture?

Eyedropper tool

If I want to type onto my image which tool do I use?

A

Which tool is the easer tool?

B

A composition rule that divides the screen into thirds horizontally and vertically, like a tic-tac toe grid over the photo.

Rules of Third

When it’s dark outside (for example at a football game around 9:00 pm) which ISO would you use?

3200 +

When it’s very sunny outside, there are no clouds around either, which ISO would you use?

100 ISO

What does CMYK Stand for:

Cyan, magenta, yellow, key (black)

What does RGB Stand for:

Red, green, blue

In Elements of Design what does Line in a photo mean?

A line seen without really being drawn, the object or subject directs the eye – horizontal, vertical, diagonal, curvy, zig-zag, etc within the photo.

What’s shape?

Flat 2D outline

What’s form?

3D object

In elements of design- negative space is:

the area around, under, through and between the area

In elements of design- Value is:

Shades of color, light/dark

In elements of design- Texture is:

a photo that has a Sense of sight and sense of touch involved in its composition.

This image is an example of what Element of design:

line

This image is an example of what Element of design:

texture

This image is an example of what Element of design:

Line, value, and negative space

What setting in this photo made the photo blurry? (The image is taken outside in a sunny day).

A