Final Exam

Question 0

Two leading lines

Answer 0

S curves, diagnols

Question 1

List the Elements and Principles of Design

Answer 1

Elements: line, shape, form, color, texture, value and space
Principles: variety, contrast, balance, unity, movement, pattern, emphasis and rhythmn

Question 2

List strategies for good composition other than rule of thirds and leading lines

Answer 2

Zoom, fill the frame, points of view

Question 3

List 4 composition techniques used for photojournalists

Answer 3

Disturbance-means to cut off parts of the whole, proximity-distance you are from subject(wide,middle,close), place-shows clues of where you took the photo, vantage point-where you position yourself to tell story

Question 4

Light drawing or light writing

Answer 4

Photography

Question 5

Contribution to photography, the year ? And how many hours it took to expose image?

Answer 5

Joseph Neipce, 1826, 8 hours

Question 6

Light sensitive materials

Answer 6

Emulsion

Question 7

Amount of clarity and detail

Answer 7

Resolution

Question 8

Film sensitivity to light

Answer 8

Film speed

Question 9

Act of light with contact of emulsion

Answer 9

Exposure

Question 10

Film speed that’s least sensitive

Answer 10

Slow, 100

Question 11

Most sensitive film speed

Answer 11

Fast, 3200

Question 12

Name film speed we use in class and why

Answer 12

400 cause in middle use outside/inside

Question 13

Order film speed from fastest to slowest

Answer 13

3200 1600 800 400 200 100

Question 14

Explain advantages and disadvantages of fast and slow film speeds

Answer 14

Fast: a-freeze action, lower light
d-poor resolution
Slow: a-better resolution
d-not good for action, low light

Question 15

List 2 types of light and what they do

Answer 15

Hard- hard edge shadows, more texture, higher contrast

Soft- softens shadows, less texture, less contrast

Question 16

Define backlighting and explain is and why is isn’t ideal for shooting a portrait

Answer 16

Makes subject dark and makes silhouette

Question 17

Explain type of act that can be captured using slow vs fast shutter speed

Answer 17

Blurred vs freeze action

Question 18

Shutter speed fast to slow

Answer 18

2s, 1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 125, 250, 500, 1000, 2000

Question 19

Ideal for handheld photography

Answer 19

30-60

Question 20

Slower than 30 what should you use

Answer 20

Tripod

Question 21

Largest to smallest aperture

Answer 21

F/ 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22

Question 22

More light makes a

Answer 22

Short dof

Question 23

Less light makes

Answer 23

Long dof

Question 24

Area in which the subject is especially share

Answer 24

Depth of field

Question 25

50 mm lens

Answer 25

Normal

Question 26

Lens more than 50 mm

Answer 26

Telephoto

Question 27

Lens less than 50 mm

Answer 27

Wide angle lens

Question 28

Any lens that can change vocal length

Answer 28

Zoom

Question 29

Used to protect, filters out uv light

Answer 29

Uv filter

Question 30

Reduces glare on water/metal, keep sky blue

Answer 30

Polarizing filter

Question 31

Difficult to focus shallow dof

Answer 31

Close up/macro filters +1,2,4

Question 32

3 characteristics of a good portrait

Answer 32

Good lighting, good composition, capture personality

Question 33

3 keys for capturing personality

Answer 33

Props, make person comfortable, captures style

Question 34

3 technical tips for creating a good portrait

Answer 34

Use large aperture for short dof, focus on eyes, use a 50 mm lens

Question 35

Fast shutter speed

Answer 35

1/2000 less light

Question 36

Slow shutter speed

Answer 36

More light

Question 37

1/60 or slower creates

Answer 37

Motion blur

Question 38

Film process

Answer 38

``` Developer Stop bath Fixer Water rinse Hypoclear Wetting agent Water rinse ```

Question 39

Print process

Answer 39

Developer Stop bath Fixer Water rinse

Question 40

Temp that develops developing time is

Answer 40

65-75