Photography EOP review
Digital Portfolios are best viewed in what format, so all computers can read the files?
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MOV
PSD
MP4
Which Kelvin temperature produces the bluest tone?
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8000
6000
4000
2000
Which shutter speed order is most accurate?
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1000 750 325 200 100
2000 1500 1000 750 325
2000 1000 500 250 125
1000 500 250 100 60
A full f-stop means:
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halving light
doubling light
both A and B
neither A or B
What is the purpose of a studio gel?
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To block light
To change the color temperature
Controls directions of light
To soften light
Which reflector adds warmth to a photo?
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Silver
White
Gold
Translucent
What is a profile photo?
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from the back
from the side
from the front
from the top
Which f-stop will give the greatest depth of field?
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f/2
f/16
What does the “F” stand for in F/4?
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Friction
Focus
Focal
Final
What is a PSD file?
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An image that can be re-saved without much quality lost
An image that is compressed and data is lost
An image that remains a high quality format with layers
An image that can only be read on a PC computer
In a studio, which is considered the "main" light?
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The Backlight
The Key light
The Fill light
The Hair light
Which is the best temperature to store camera equipment?
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30 degrees
50 degrees
70 degrees
90 degrees
What do high angle shot do?
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Make subject seem small
Make subject seem powerful
Show detail
Follow rule of thirds
Asymmetrical means:
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Identical on both sides
Not identical on both sides
Cameras should not be exposed to extreme heat or cold.
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True
False
Why should you use archival products for portfolios?
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cost efficient
easy to use
looks the best
no acidity, won't destroy photos later
What do shutter speed numbers represent?
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A fraction of a minute
A fraction of a second
The size of the opening
The speed of the ISO
When posting photos to the web (ie-website), which is the best resolution:
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72 dpi
150 dpi
240 dpi
300 dpi
Which shutter speed will freeze most action?
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1/500
1/125
1/60
1/8
A good/common resolution for printing an 8X10 photo is:
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72 dpi
150 dpi
300 dpi
600 dpi
Which best describes a Medium lens:
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18mm
50mm
85mm
400mm
What f/stop would separate the subject from a busy/colorful background?
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f/2.8
f/5
f/8
f/16
Fish eye lenses produces what:
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Wide view image
Up close image
Radial effect
Tilt effect
Which is an example of hard light?
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photo lit from the back
photo lit from the front
photo with even tones/light
photo with shadows
What is a JPEG file?
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An image that can be re-saved without much quality lost
An image that is compressed and data is lost
An image that remains a high quality format with layers
An image that can only be read on a PC computer
Which controls the amount of light entering the camera through the lens?
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Shutter
ISO
White Balance
Aperture
How often should you backup your images?
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Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Yearly
Which controls the length of time light enters the camera?
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Shutter
ISO
White Balance
Aperture
What is a maximum f-stop to use for landscapes?
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f/2.8
f/5
f/8
f/16
Stopping down one full stop will cut your light in half.
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True
False
What is the best method to use when critiquing photos:
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Describe, Analyze, Interpret and Judge
Analyze, Describe, Interpret and Judge
Interpret, Describe, Analyze, Judge
Judge, Interpret, Describe, Analyze
Which ISO setting produces the most noise?
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100
400
800
1600
If showing your portfolio to a recently engaged couple, what type of photos should be included in your portfolio?
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People/Candids
Landscapes
Action/Sports
Manipulations/Composites
This is an example of what?
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Hue/Saturation
Levels
Curves
Histogram
What do Reflective Light meters measure?
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the light that falls on the subject
the light reflecting off subject
the light behind subject
the color of the light
Stopping up one full stop will double your light.
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True
False
Which ISO setting is best for outside in sunlight?
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100
400
800
1600
Which lens has the most zoom?
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18mm
50mm
85mm
400mm
Which best describes a normal lens:
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18mm
50mm
85mm
400mm
When in AV mode and shooting a portrait with a bright background, what tends to happen?
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subject becomes under exposed
subject becomes over exposed
subject is over sharpened
subject is not sharpened
In reference to digital images, DPI stands for:
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Digital Printing Ink
Digital Photography Information
Dots Pointing Information
Dots Per Inch
What do low angle shot do?
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Make subject seem small
Make subject seem powerful
Show detail
Follow rule of thirds
When posting photos to social media, privacy setting are not important since all photos are taken by you.
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True
False
This photo is an example of what:
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Cropping
Shallow Depth of Field
Low Angle
Converging Lines
F/8 is a smaller aperture opening than f/4
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True
False
Is using a Disney character on a poster you designed against copyright laws?
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Yes
No
Which best describes a wide angle lens:
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18mm
50mm
85mm
400mm
This symbol represents:
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Histogram
Focal length
Flash
Light meter
What is White Balance?
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The process of taking 3 photos with modifications
System which measures amount of light entering camera
The process of opening up or stopping down the aperture
The camera's color balance
In a studio, Which is used to block light?
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hair light
gray card
gels
flag
If applying for a job at Sports Illustrated, what type of photos should be included in your portfolio?
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Portraits
Landscapes
Action/Sports
Manipulations/Composites
What does D.O.F stand for?
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Depth of Focus
Distance of Focal
Distance of Focus
Depth of Field
The Focal length measures what?
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Lens to object being photographed
Length of lens
Digital sensor to object being photographed
Digital sensor to center of lens (convergence)
What is ISO?
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Opening in the camera that light passes through
Opening in the lens that light passes through
Distance of Focus
The image sensor's sensitivity to light
In Photoshop, which editing technique isolates the subject?
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Adjustment Layers
Masking/Clipping
FX
Blend Modes
When can Police confiscate photos?
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Whenever they want.
When they feel photos have evidence of crime.
When you have taken photos of children at a park
When you have taken photos of a celebrity at a restaurant.
When printing photos, which type of printer is best:
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Inkjet
Laser
Dot Matrix
What can cause damage to the camera's image sensor?
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Battery Leakage
The sun
Florescent lights
Too high of an ISO
What is the purpose of a portfolio?
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To show best work only
To show best work and a range of skills
To show attempts at many types of photography
To show only one style of photography
Which type of reflector will diffuse light?
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silver
white
gold
translucent
Bracketing is:
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The process of opening up or stopping down the aperture
The process of taking 3 photos with modifications
The system of finding the range of focus
System which measures how much light is entering the camera
In Photoshop, what happens when converting from RGB to CMYK?
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nothing changes
color options are increased
color options are reduced
When posting photos to social media, all copyright rules apply.
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True
False
What is the purpose of a gray card?
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to accurate set white balance
to diffuse light
to reflect light
Why should you remove the batteries from a camera, when not in use?
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To prevent leakage
To prevent card errors
To prevent damage to image sensor
To prevent a dead battery
A megapixel contains:
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One thousand pixels
One million pixel
Ten thousand pixels
One hundred thousand pixels
Vantage point is another way to describe:
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composition
angle of view
portraits
on location photography
This image is an example of what?
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Hue/Saturation
Color Lookup
Levels
Curves
1200x1800 pixels produces what size print?
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4X6
5X7
8X10
11X14
This image is an example of what?
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Hue/Saturation
Color Lookup
Levels
Curves
Which ISO setting produces the cleanest image?
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100
400
800
1600
What is appropriation?
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having appropriate content
process of copyrighting your work
taking someone else's work and calling it your own
using an image for education
Which ISO setting is best for our school hallway?
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100
400
800
1600
What happens to the photo when the Kelvin Temperature is increased?
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It becomes a warmer color
It becomes a cooler color
It has more contrast
It has less contrast
In a studio, which lights establish ratios?
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Key and Fill light
Back and Side light
Hair and Key light
Key and Back light
What is the purpose of a light diffuser?
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To block light
To change the color temperature
Controls directions of light
To soften light
Which is an example of front light?
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photo lit from the back
photo lit from the front
photo with even tones/light
photo with shadows
When DON'T you need a model release form?
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if using photos for education
if the person is a minor
if the person in over 18
if submitting photos to a contest
A light meter is
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The process of opening up or stopping down the aperture
The process of taking 3 photos with modifications
The system of finding the range of focus
System which measures how much light is entering the camera
If your f-stop is set at f/8 and your light meter is in the “+”, what should you do:
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Leave it
Open up one stop
Stop down one stop
When using a flash, what is a common shutter speed used for syncing?
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1/200
1/30
A TIFF file is:
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a file where the image can be re-saved without loss of quality
a file that can only be read on a PC computer
a file where the image is compressed and data is lost
a file where the image remains a high quality format with layers
When purchasing a UV filter for your lens, where can you find the mm size (ie-58mm)?
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back of lens
side of lens
top of lens
front of lens
What is one purpose of a UV filter?
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To prevent lens glare
To control amount of light entering camera
To protect digital sensor
Only to protect lens from damage
Which shutter speed will require the use of a tripod?
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1/1000
1/500
1/125
1/30
Editing multiple photos with similar settings at once (such as in RAW) is called:
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Post Editing
Sync Editing
Burst Editing
Batch Processing
In Photoshop, what should be selected to keep the width proportional, when changing the height of an object?
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Image Size
Canvas Size
Resample
What is the purpose of a studio snoot?
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To block light
To change the color temperature
Controls directions of light
To soften light
If your f-stop is set at f/8 and your light meter is in the “-“, what should you do:
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Leave it
Open up one stop
Stop down one stop
What is considered Fair Use?
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Using copyrighted material in your own work
Posting copyrighted material on Facebook
Posting copyrighted material on your personal website
Using copyrighted material for educational purposes
When shooting outdoors during day, which White Balance setting is best?
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Cloudy
Florescent
Shade
Daylight
What do Incidental light meters measure?
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the light that falls on the subject
the light reflecting off subject
the light behind subject
the color of the light
Which of the following examples can cause over exposure in the final image?
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Portrait shot with multiple shadows
Night shot of blurred cars
A sunset shot over the ocean
What does non-destructive mean
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Process of not destroying pixels
Graph of color and light values
Area that allows you to undo your steps
Area where you can choose a color
If a photo is too yellow, what on the camera should be adjusted?
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ISO
White Balance
Shutter
Aperture
Photos that you have taken are considered yours if:
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you post to a website
taken in a public place
taken on private property
you print them out
In a photo, radial balance would be represented by:
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Creative angles (vantage points)
Perspective
Something circular
Asymmetrical objects
What is D.O.F?
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The exposure time
Range of distance in focus
Quality of the Lens
The length of the lens
Color reads BEST to WORST from:
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printer, monitor, camera, eye
eye, camera, monitor, printer
camera, eye, monitor, printer
monitor, printer, camera, eye