Digital Photography

Question 1

Changed analog, mechanical, and electronic technology to digital technology. The impact of technology has even transformed artistic works and practices into a new dimension.

Answer 1

Digital Revolution

Question 2

Is the latest photograph technology that uses no film but instead stores images in digital format.

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Digital Camera

Question 3

Are stored in the camera’s internal or flash memory disk.

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Digital Images

Question 4

The first recorded attempt
at building a digital camera
was in?

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1975

Question 5

The first recorded attempt
at building a digital camera
by

Answer 5

Engineer
Steven Sasson of Eastman
Kodak.

Question 6

The first digital
camera that recorded images
as a computerized file was the?

Answer 6

Fuji DS-IP of 1988

Question 7

In between what years were cameras that stored images electronically were manufactured?

Answer 7

1980-1990

Question 8

Manufacturers of advanced Digital Single Lens Reflex

Answer 8

Canon and Nikon

Question 8

The first of these point-and-shoot camera that used digital platform instead of what?

Answer 8

Film

Question 9

Also known as a compact camera, is a still camera designed for simple operation. As the name implies, shots are taken by pointing the camera at the object and clicking the shutter. Are usually small.

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Point-and-Shoot Camera (P&S)

Question 10

Is a digital still image camera that uses a single lens reflex mechanism. Usually, camera has a much bigger sensor Most amateur and professional photographers use the this camera. This camera offers more power, speed and features than a point-and shoot model.

Answer 10

Digital Single Lens Reflex

Question 11

In order to take a photograph that captures the viewers attention, one needs to know that what that form visual impact?

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Visual Elements

Question 12

6 Visual Elements in a Photograph

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Line, Shape, Color, Pattern, Texture, Composition

Question 13

Photographers use it to create mood in an image.

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Line

Question 14

Suggest action or movements.

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Diagonal Lines

Question 15

Denote strengths, power, and peaceful or serenity grandeur.

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Vertical Lines

Question 16

Suggest peacefulness or serenity.

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Horizontal Lines

Question 17

Is essential to take a photo of a building. It is the first means by which we identify objects. Together with lines, it provides the main structure of compositions.

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Shape

Question 18

Has a universal appeal. It has the power to communicate and draw one’s attention to the focal point in a photograph. It can also be used to obtain certain effects.

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Color

Question 19

You can see it in almost everything around you. When lines, shapes, and colors are repeated, it is produced.

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Pattern

Question 20

The surface qualities of a subject are conveyed by it. As a visual element in a photograph, it adds a feeling of realism to the image. The presence of it give a three-dimensional sense to an image.

Answer 20

Texture

Question 21

Is putting together of elements in one shot. Every shot made should help tell your story or message and please the eyes.

Answer 21

Composition

Question 22

A basic principle in picture composition. A rectangular frames is divided by horizontal and vertical line into thirds.

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The rule of thirds.

Question 23

The quality of your photo can be affected by camera angles. For example, you can make your subjects appear bigger by just lowering your camera or looking up. As a photographer, you should experiment with different angles that can be enhance your subject.

Answer 23

Angle of View

Question 24

There are different kinds of shots to suit the visual needs of your composition.

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Camera shots according to size

Question 25

There is a direct connection between the subjects and the photographer.

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Straight-on Shot

Question 26

This is a shot taken from above the subject and camera is directed downward. The subject appears diminutive and weak.

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High Angle Shot

Question 27

This is a shot taken beneath the eye level and the camera is directed upward. An upward shot creates a sense of openness, strength, and power.

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Low Angle Shot

Question 28

This shot is a high angle shot but taken from an elevated vantage point (like a top a building). Shot creates a sense of enclosure.

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Bird’s Eye View Shot

Question 29

This is similar to the low angle shot but camera is set down to the floor level.

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Worm’s Eye View

Question 30

This is a shot where camera is in slanting position.

Answer 30

Canted Shot

Question 31

Lets you enjoy taking intimate shots of the world around you. You take the shot closer to the subject.

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Close-Up Shot

Question 32

A shot of the subject in extremely close-up

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Insert Shot

Question 33

Reveals the subject’s upper body.

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Medium Shot

Question 34

Shows the whole image and where it is positioned.

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Full Shot

Question 35

Is similar to full shot but covers a wide area and is used to establish a setting.

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Long Shot