Defenitions

Question 1

Pixel

Answer 1

A pixel is like a tiny dot on a screen or in a digital photo. Each pixel has its own color and brightness. Together, these dots create pictures, text, and everything you see on your computer or smartphone screen. The more pixels you have, the clearer and more detailed the images can be.

Question 2

Resolution

Answer 2

Resolution is the level of detail and clarity in an image, video, or display.

Question 3

Bitmap

Answer 3

A bitmap is produced from columns of pixels with various colours, which when combined create an image. Bitmaps have only two colours in their most basic form, with each pixel being either black or white.

Question 4

JPEG

Answer 4

JPEG is a common used file format that is compressed of digital images.

Question 5

Image Sensor

Answer 5

An image sensor is used for capturing light and converting it into an electrical signal, ultimately creating images or videos.

Question 6

CCD

Answer 6

A CCD is a type of image sensor found in digital cameras and scanners. It is responsible for capturing images by converting light into electrical signals.

Question 7

CMOS

Answer 7

A CMOS is a type of semiconductor technology used in electronic devices and integrated circuits.

Question 8

Hue

Answer 8

Hue is the attribute of color that distinguishes it by its dominant wavelength on the color spectrum.

Question 9

Saturation

Answer 9

Saturation is the intensity of a colour

Question 10

Image Contrast

Answer 10

The term contrast refers to the amount of color or grayscale differentiation that exists between various image features in both analog and digital images.

Question 11

Image Brightness

Answer 11

Image brightness is the different levels of light in an image.

Question 12

Layers Palette in Photoshop

Answer 12

This is where all your layers are located and are stored.

Question 13

Liquify Tool in Photoshop

Answer 13

The liquify tool is for correcting and modifying images. With it, you can easily fix problems like wrinkles or distortion, or go beyond simple corrections to create completely new effects.

Question 13

Key Light

Answer 13

The main source of light

Question 14

Fill Light

Answer 14

Secondary light to briefly lighten shadows

Question 15

Soft Box

Answer 15

A softbox is a light modifier that confines light from an artificial source into a wire framed box and releases it through a layer of diffusion.

Question 15

Hard Light

Answer 15

Hard light is a focused, often bright light that casts harsh shadows and draws attention to a specific part of a photo.

Question 16

Flat Light

Answer 16

Flat lighting is a type of lighting style that has the light facing directly into the person from the angle of the lens

Minimal shadows, shadows are present under the chin, and increase based on the depth

Question 17

Butterfly Light

Answer 17

Light comes from directly in front and above the persons face

Shadows are created directly below facial features most notable characteristic is the somewhat of a “butterfly” shadow created under the nose

Question 18

Loop Light

Answer 18

The light above the person (25-50) angled to the persons face (25-50

Slight directional light. Light still falls onto bother siders of the face, but the shadow of the nose is extended to one side

Question 19

Rembrandt Light

Answer 19

Light from above the person and at a stronger angle than the loop lighting

Leaves on side of the face primarily in the shadow with the exception of the cheek bone and eye

Question 20

Split Light

Answer 20

Light comes directly 90 degrees from the to the right or left to the person’s face.

Leaves one side of the face completely in the shadow with the drudge of the nose and fore as the diving or spilt line