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1
In the criticism process, what is included in the analysis section?
your personal judgment about the quality and worth of it
The meaning of the artwork to YOU
A description of what you see
relationships between what you saw using art terms and vocab
2
What are the three parts of exposure of an image?
ISO, shutter speed, f/stop
ISO, lens, Aperture Ring
ISO, developer, f/stop
ISO, shutter speed, aperture
3
If my f/stop is 2.8, what can you tell me about the range of the depth of field?
the entire image is in complete sharp focus
whatever I focused on is in sharp focus, but not other stuff
what is focus?
nothing at all is in sharp focus
4
What are the four steps of art criticism?
Description, Analysis, Interpretation, Judgy-Judgerson
Description, Analysis, Interpretation, Judgment
Description, Analysis, Investigation, Judgment
Description, Answers, Interpretation, Judgment
5
What f/stop creates the shallowest depth of field?
f/16
f/2.8
f/5.6
f/22
6
What is the word used when slightly moving the trays in the developing process?
flatulation
aggravation
legislation
agitation
7
Horizontal lines create a feeling of what?
Uneasiness
questioning
agitation and discomfort
calm, unchanging, serenity
8
In photographing very quick movement in good lighting, what shutter speed should you use?
still fast, but not that fast 1/250
exceptionally fast 1/500
the speed for a flash, 1/60
not so fast, 1/125
9
Which of the following shows shallow depth of field to large depth of field?
f1.8------f2.8-----f5.6-----f8-----f11
f11------f8-----f5.6-----f2.8-----f1.8
f1.8------f5.6-----f2.8-----f8-----f11
f5.6------f2.8-----f1.8-----f8-----f11
10
What part of Photoshop will allow you to undo changes that you made several steps back?
layers
the back button
the color palette
history
11
Which one has only guidelines of composition listed?
Rule of Thirds, Framing, Movement, Line
English, Math, History, Mergers
Simplicity, Framing, Rule of Thirds, Texture
Math
12
What does the emulsion side of the negatives look like?
it is dull with a spotted look
it is dull with a matte look
it is the same as the photo paper; shiny
it is the curved side of negatives
13
Shutter Speeds are measured in what increments?
fraction of seconds
hours
seconds
minutes
14
What is the difference between DODGING and BURNING?
burning is less exposure; dodging is adding more exposure
burning is adding more exposure; dodging is less exposure
burning is bleaching it; dodging is toning it
burning is to add fire marks; dodging is to remove marks
15
What side is the light sensitive side of photo paper?
the flat side
the colored side
the shiny dull side
the emulsion side
16
The pinhole camera taught us about what phenomena in photography?
camera tempura
camera dotera
camera obscura
camera perpetua
17
Which of the following is not a type of composition?
Irregular Line
Bullseye
Rule of Thirds
Framing
18
What does aperture do?
it shows the depth of field
it tells how big the image is
it stops motion in images
it shows you how much light comes in
19
Camera Obscura means:
dark room
light room
room of complete and utter despair
there is no light
20
What does clone stamp do?
it stamps. it clones.
it copies the whole image and replaces it
it clones. it stamps.
it copies one area of the image and puts it over another
21
Who took black and white photography and made it this spectacular art of the beauty of nature?
Ansel Adams
Ansel Abbot
Dorothea Lange
Pablo Picasso
22
What do tripods or monopods do?
stabilize the camera to reduce accidental shaking
hold the batteries
stabilize the battery to recharge them
hold the camera
23
What is a SLR camera?
a creative way to say SIT, LEARN, REMEMBER
a film camera
a camera that allows you to adjust shutter speed and f/stop
a point and shoot camera for beginners really
24
What happened if negatives come out of the tank process all gray without any images on them?
They saw Santan's face
something happened when loading the film onto the reel
something happened when loading the film into the camera
Overexposure
25
What small icon allows you to switch what layer you are looking at in the layers panel Photoshop?
quick mask
the marching ants
the paintbrush
the eye
26
a FLAT image means what?
hot corners of an image
No variation of grays
extreme contrast; strong blacks and bright whites
dull with low contrast; no dark blacks and no bright whites
27
What is ISO?
the sensitivity to light
aperture opening
In search of
the camera name
28
What is the process for developing your negatives before making a print?
test strip-dry negs-archival sleeve-contact sheet
develop-dry negs-archival sleeve-test strip-contact sheet-test strip-print
archival sleep-print
dry negs-water wash archival sleeve-contact sheet-print
29
What happens if your image is not left in the fixer long enough?
the image may change colors
the image begins to disappear like invisible ink
the image tears
the image does not change at all
30
What does fogging look like on photo paper?
dark black spots in various areas
there will be smudges
no change to the paper
what should be white will look gray
31
What do viewfinders on cameras do?
allow you to see the images once you've taken them
they show you the light opening
they allow you to compose the image
they allow you to change settings
32
What is a hot image?
a photo that does not have enough exposure.
a photo that has strong blacks and a lot of grays
a photo that is mailny overly exposed.
an image of Ryan Gosling
33
If negatives come out of the developing tank process and are completely BLACK. What happened?
No Light exposure at all
Improper loading on the reel
Massive Light exposure somehow
Too much developer in the tank
34
How do you get rid of a layer in Photoshop?
hide it behind others
rename it
unclick the eye icon
trash can it
35
What do you yell before you take out any photo paper in the dark room?
Paper SHMAFE!
Slaper Pafe!
Paper Safe
Paper Slafe!
36
What can cause an accidental or purposeful blurry image?
large aperture opening
really fast shutter speed
Wide angle lens
too slow shutter speed
37
What does the fixer do?
sets the image permanently on the paper
develops or exposes the image
stops the developing process
puts a seal over the entire image
38
What are the names of the enlarger parts that assist in proper exposure?
enlarger head, base, focus dial, timer
focus dial, base, contrast filters
aperture ring, filters, timer
enlarger head, aperture ring, base, focus dial, timer
