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Applied Camera Arts | Final Review
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1
What F.Stop setting do you think this image was taken at?
F.2
F. 8
F.22
F.5.5
2
To upload images in Lightroom, you must be in the LIBRARY mode.
True
False
3
Using a high ISO will result in an image with no digital noise.
False
True
4
Raw files
are compressed files.
are uncompressed files.
5
What type of camera lens allows you to get extreme closeups?
Telephoto lens
Fisheye lens
Macro lens
Zoom lens
6
Which is an example of a slow shutter speed?
1/80
1/20
1/1000
1/100
7
Extreme heat or cold can destroy an SD card.
False
True
8
Which file type preserves all of your layers?
Tiff
PNG
PSD
JPG
9
In Manual Mode, you are in charge of all the settings.
False
True
10
What shutter speed do you think this picture was taken at?
1/100
1/15
1/1000
1/30
11
Which (3) compositional techniques are used in the photo below?
Framing
Horizon lines
Rule of thirds
Horizontal leading lines
12
What is one reason why professional photographers prefer to shoot in RAW instead of Jpeg?
Shooting in RAW means that their images will be sharper.
Takes up less space on a hard drive
Shooting in Raw gives them more leverage during post processing.
Smaller file sizes
13
What camera angle was this picture taken with?
Worm's Eye View Angle
Level Angle
Low Angle
High Angle
14
A fast shutter speed shows movement.
True
False
15
On an overcast day, a good ISO to set your camera to is
1000-1200
800-1000
200-400
100-200
16
Which file type takes up more space on your SD / CF cards?
JPG
RAW
17
This is a typical view of an LCD monitor.What is #3 showing you?
ISO
Battery life
Amount of space on left on your SD or Compact Flash card
Camera mode
18
Zoom lenses allow you to use a range of focal lengths simply by turning the zoom ring.
False
True
19
This is an example of a photograph that uses the compositional technique known as symmetry.
True
False
20
This picture has a lot of depth of field.
False
True
21
A fast shutter speed stops movement.
True
False
22
To make changes/retouching in Lightroom, you must be in the PRINT mode.
True
False
23
Which way of saving a file in Photoshop is considered non-destructive?
Save As Jpeg
I'm not sure.
Save
Save As
24
What type of camera lens allows you to view far away subjects, as if they were right in front of you?
Prime lens
Fisheye lens
Telephoto lens
Macro lens
25
What camera angle was this picture taken with?
Worm's Eye View
Level Angle
Low Angle
High Angle
26
What is the name of the button you push to take a picture?
Release Button
Picture Button
I'm not sure
Shutter Release Button
27
Which of the following is NOT a leading line?
Horizontal
Vertical
Curved
Triangle
28
What camera angle was this picture taken with?
Level Angle
High Angle
Low Angle
Worm's Eye View Angle
29
White balance determines how accurate the colors in your photograph are.
True
False
30
Why is it important to look at your in-camera light meter?
To tell if your camera is on or off.
To get a preview of your image.
So that you can get a good composition.
To get good exposures.
31
If a photo is sharp from the foreground to the background, it has a lot of depth of field.
False
True
32
What are two differences between a JPEG files and PSD files?
A JPEG file can only be created by clicking on Save As.
A JPEG file is compressed. A PSD file is not compressed.
A PSD file is universal so you can easily open it in aany program.
PSD files keep all layers intact so that you can revisit the work any time.
33
Was this picture taken with a slow shutter speed or high?
Medium Shutter Speed
Slow Shutter Speed
High Shutter Speed
I don't know
34
What makes up the exposure triangle?
Shutter Speed Setting
Light Meter Setting
ISO Setting
Aperture Setting
35
Underexposed images are too light.
False
True
36
What F.stop was this photo taken at?
F.2
F.16
F.5
I don't know
37
Would you use a slow shutter speed or a fast shutter speed when light painting?
Fast
Slow
38
At which shutter speed will you need to use a tripod?
1/500
1/100
1/30
1/250
39
On a bright & sunny day, what ISO would you set your camera to?
1000
400
3
100
40
What is the name of the area on the back of a DSLR that you review your images and settings on?
LCD Monitor
Video Monitor
Monitor
Review Screen
41
Two downsides of shooting in RAW are?
Files can not be shared in email or social media platforms.
Files are small
Files are compressed
Files are large
42
Is this picture overexposed or underexposed?
Overexposed
Just Right
Underexposed
Too Dark
