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What are Statutory Damages?
Knowing they were infringing and still claiming it as their own
Money compensated back to the victim
Only you have the rights of copyright
Used for a different purpose than the original work
2
Why might a photographer choose to use a point-and-shoot camera over a DSLR or mirrorless camera?
Point-and-shoot cameras are more portable and easier to carry
Point-and-shoot cameras have better image quality
Point-and-shoot cameras have larger sensors
Point-and-shoot cameras offer more manual controls
3
What is
Visual Communication
?
Gathering necessary information for a design project.
Individuals or groups who have an interest in the project.
Small, simple sketches to explore ideas with minimal details.
Conveying ideas and solving problems through the use of visuals.
4
What is the component called that holds the photosensitive material and protects it from unwanted light exposure?
the lens
the shutter
the light proof box
the aperture
5
What is a Client Brief?
The total amount of money allocated for the project.
Documents that state the essential information and framework for a project
diagram used to represent ideas and concepts visually.
Individuals or groups who have an interest in the project.
6
Raster graphics are resolution-dependent and prone to losing quality when enlarged.
False
True
7
What is a Target Audience
The total amount of money allocated for the project.
Conveying ideas and solving problems through the use of visuals.
Individuals or groups who have an interest in the project.
The specific group of people a design is meant to reach.
8
Vector graphics allow them to be scaled infinitely without losing quality
True
False
9
What is the Creative Process?
The use of colors to convey meaning or evoke emotions.
he feeling of cohesion between all elements in a design.
A diagram used to represent ideas and concepts visually.
The journey from finding issues to making a design to get a desired outcome
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What is Unity
Visual elements that involve movement
The feeling of cohesion between all elements in a design.
The use of opposing elements to create visual interest.
The art and technique of arranging type for legibility and visual appeal.
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What is Hierarchy
The distribution of visual weight in a design to get stability and harmony
A basic, visual guide that represents the structure of a design or layout
The size of elements in relation to each other
The arrangement of elements in a way that implies importance.
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What is Color?
Provides balance and cohesion
Black and white spectrum
Divides frames and point to subjects
Visual weight of the elements
13
What is a major benefit of using a zoom lens?
It allows for more flexibility in focal length
It provides better image quality than prime lenses
It automatically adjusts the exposure settings
It reduces the amount of light entering the camera
14
What is Intellectual Honesty?
Copyright left license
Writing, poetry, etc. that you have copyrighted
a problem solving tool (honesty, analysis, and transmission)
When a work is reproduced without permission from the holder
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A
Mind Map
is The creative phase where ideas are generated, and various designs are developed.
True
False
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Which of the following determines a lens' field of view?
focal length
aperture
lens material
zoom range
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What is a
Deliverable
?
Files prepared for digital use, such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, and SVG.
The final products or outputs required at the end of a project.
Individuals or groups who have an interest in the project.
Small, simple sketches to explore ideas with minimal details.
18
What is Fair Use?
rights granted with guidelines (only there when you’re sued)
a problem solving tool (honesty, analysis, and transmission)
An author commissioning someone to remake their work
Knowing they were infringing and still claiming it as their own
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What is a Risograph?
A printing process similar to screen printing but done using a machine
A form of rotary printing commonly used for packaging materials.
Small, simple sketches to explore ideas with minimal details.
Files prepared for digital use, such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, and SVG.
20
What is Ideation?
The final products or outputs required at the end of a project.
The use of colors to convey meaning or evoke emotions.
printing technique where ink is pushed through mesh screens make a design.
The creative phase where ideas are generated, and designs are developed.
21
What is Intellectual Property?
Creations of the mind
ights of copyright holders that are recognized in jurisdictions
Favor over something
Crediting a copyright holder
22
What is mood?
The arrangement of elements in a way that implies importance.
A form of rotary printing commonly used for packaging materials.
The emotional feeling conveyed through visual elements in a design.
The repeated use of an element to create consistency or interest.
23
Which statement best describes a single-lens reflex camera?
It does not allow for filters.
You cannot see the exact composition.
The lens exposes the sensor.
It acts like a viewfinder and exposes the film.
24
When selecting a lens, remember that all lenses are interchangeable with all cameras.
True
False
25
What is a prime lens?
A lens with a fixed focal length
A lens designed for low-light conditions
A lens that only works with mirrorless cameras
A lens with a variable focal length
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What does the "single-lens" in "Single-Lens Reflex" refer to?
The camera uses a single lens to capture and view the image
The camera uses a single lens for black and white photography
The camera can only capture one image at a time
The camera has only one interchangeable lens
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Mirrorless cameras cannot provide professional results.
False
True
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What does "field of view" refer to in photography?
The angle of view that the lens captures
The clarity of the image
The distance between the camera and the subject
The amount of light entering the camera
29
What is Value?
balance and cohesion
Shows how something might feel like
3d shapes
Black and white spectrum
30
Which of the following is NOT a basic component of all cameras?
An aperture
A lens
A light-proof box
A flash
31
What is
Flexography
?
Files prepared for digital use, such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, and SVG.
Small, simple sketches to explore ideas with minimal details.
The use of opposing elements to create visual interest.
A form of rotary printing commonly used for packaging materials.
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What happens when you open the shutter of a camera?
The camera zooms in on the subject
The aperture changes its size
The camera takes multiple pictures in rapid succession
Light enters the light-proof box and exposes the light-sensitive material
33
Which is a benefit of having a larger sensor size?
shallower depth of field
less noise
all of the above
better low-light performance
34
What are
Personas
?
Finding information for a design project including client and audience info
Individuals or groups who have an interest in the project.
The final products or outputs required at the end of a project.
Fictional representations of audience members used to form a emotional bond
35
What is
Offset Printing
?
The process of preparing art for print, having different methods and inks
The most common printing method, using cyan, magenta, yellow, & black inks
Pre-mixed inks used in addition to the standard four colors for printing.
A form of rotary printing commonly used for packaging materials.
