Intro to Digital Photo 1 (570-BWT-DW)

1.

Which of the following responses is/are correct when dealing with a photographic reflector with one white side and one gold side?

It can diffuse harsh light.

It can sharpen the subject's outline.

It can add warmth to skin tones in portraiture.

It can lighten shadow on faces or objects.

2.

An image (Colour or Black & White) that is significantly underexposed will show the following:

very dark overall with black shadows that reveal no detail and no light highlight tones.

a full range of tones from black to white.

very light overall with white highlights that show no detail and no dark shadow areas.

a limited range of tones with no black or white areas.

3.

Which one of the following is NOT a "camera mode" which can be set on most digital cameras?

Program Mode

Aperture Mode

Screen Mode

4.

According to the photographic color wheel, equal amounts of Red and Blue light will combine to produce a __________.

Cyan tone.

Neutral or grey tone.

Green Tone. Green tone.

Magenta tone.

5.

In Aperture Priority mode the camera controls the lens aperture (F-Stop).

True

False

6.

Which one of the following sets of aperture & shutter speeds will give you the same exposure level as a camera setting of F5.6 at 1/60th of a second?

F5.6 at 1/120th of a second

F4 at 1/120th of a second

F8 at 1/120th of a second

F4 at 1/60th of a second

7.

A histogram in your camera or Photoshop shows most tones in the scene are concentrated to the right side of the graph and the far left side shows no tones at all. This indicates an image which is underexposed.

True

False

8.

Depth of Field in a photography refers to the area within the image that appears to be in focus. There are three things that directly influence the size of that area. Lens focal length and the camera's distance to the subject are two of them. What is the third?

9.

If you use a shutter speed of 1/2 of a second while holding the camera still, what is the likely result in an image taken of a moving subject?

The subject will be blurred.

Both the background and the subject will be blurred.

The Depth of field will be shallow.

The background will be blurred.

10.

Slightly blurred images caused by "camera shake" can be eliminated in the future by doing the following: (There maybe more than one correct answer)

Focusing more accurately on the subject.

Setting a faster shutter speed such as 1/400th of a second.

Using a tripod or similar to stabilize the camera.

Drinking more coffee.

Getting closer to your main subject.

Setting a smaller lens aperture such as F11.

11.

Increasing the ISO on a camera raises the sensitivity to light of the camera's __________.

12.

Which of the following choices affect overall exposure level of a scene? There maybe more than one correct answer.

Depth of Field

Shutter Speed

Sensor Size

Lens Aperture

ISO

Color/White Balance