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| steve jobs, steve wozniak |
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| cyan, magenta, yellow, black |
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| Indicates the degree of coverage that any particular lens can achieve |
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| what determines the speed of the lens? |
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| the maximum effective aperture for any given lens is determined by the size of its largest possible opening. |
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| what are you doing when you "open up" the lens? |
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| you are turning the aperture wheel so that it enlarges the aperture |
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| when you turn the aperture wheel down to reduce the size of the opening |
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| determines how long light is permitted to hit the sensor |
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| the area between the nearest and farthest points in acceptably sharp focus |
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| What is a useful rule of thumb for avoiding camera shake when hand-holding the camera during exposures? |
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| Shoot with a shutter speed above 1/focal length of lens to avoid blurring the image due to camera shake |
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| Which of the following is typically the slowest shutter speed you can use and still “freeze” the action? |
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A lens for close-up work.
This lens has the ability to focus from infinity to extremely closely, allowing it to capture images of tiny objects in frame-filling, larger-than-life sizes. |
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| A lens that makes a subject appear larger on film than does a normal lens at the same camera-to-subject distance. A telephoto lens has a longer focal length and narrower field of view than a normal lens. |
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| - A lens with an extremely wide angle of view, as much as 180 degrees, and considerable barrel distortion (straight lines at the edges of a scene appear to curve around the center of the image) |
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| What is the advantage to using low ISO settings? |
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| ISO noise is much less apparent |
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| What does an overexposed image lack? |
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| Overexposed images lack detail in the highlights and light areas |
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| what does an underexposed image lack? |
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| Underexposed images lack detail in the shadows and dark areas |
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| What does digital noise look like and where is it most visible? |
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| ISO noise looks like random tiny (typically blue and red) colored flecks dispersed throughout the normal pixels and it is most visible in uniform areas—such as blue skies, in the darks and shadows, and noise is typically more visible in the red and blue channels than in the green channel |
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An exposure histogram is a visual representation of the distribution of the brightness values in an image, ranging from pure black (starting on the left) to pure white (ending on the right).
The histogram provides the photographer with valuable information as to the range of values a given exposure captured, and the level of detail an image will possess. |
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| JPEG file format is: a lossy compression format. |
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| What effect will start to show when you enlarge an image too much? |
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| lens that has a shorter focal length and wider field of view |
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| CORRECT DEFINITION OF COMPOSITION IS: |
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| The arrangement of objects within the frame of a photograph. |
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| THE MOST IMPORTANT GUIDE IN COMPOSITION IS CALLED? |
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| nine zone grid or the rule of thirds |
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| DEFINITION OF POINT/CENTER OF INTEREST IS: |
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| The object in a photograph that attracts the most attention. |
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| . A MERGER IN PHOTOGRAPH IS A/AN? |
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| error in photographic composition |
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| WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF A LEADING LINE? |
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| A line that is used to lure the eye deeper into a photograph or to a subject. |
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| DEFINE FRAMING IN A PHOTOGRAPH |
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| Framing the center of interest with objects in the foreground. It gives your photos a feeling of depth. |
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| lets you go back and undo |
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| lets you create new layers |
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| lets you select and add color |
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| allows you to select other parts of the picture to replace blemishes |
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| allows you to add color to your image |
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| allows you to add color to your image |
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