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Visual Art Journalism I > Winter Exam > Flashcards

Winter Exam Flashcards

1
Q

how wide the hole in your lens is

A

Aperture

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2
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how long it takes to open the shutter for a duration of time before it shuts

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Shutter Speed

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3
Q

how sensitive the sensor is to light

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ISO

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4
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What creates noise?

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ISO

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5
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What does 1/100 mean in a shutter speed?

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1/100 of a second

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6
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What part of the camera effects the depth of field?

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Aperture

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7
Q

The higher the ISO the ___________ your image will be.

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Brighter

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8
Q

The faster the shutter speed the _____________ the picture.

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Darker

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9
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The higher the F# the _________ the light will look.

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Weaker

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10
Q

Always use the __________ ISO you can.

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Lowest

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11
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ISO: Overcast

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400

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12
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Aperture: Very Blurry Background

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1.2-3.5

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13
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Shutter Speed: Portraits

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1/60

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14
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Tips for Taking Strong Pictures

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  1. KISS
  2. Move in close
  3. Capture a story
  4. Don’t use the same position
  5. Rule of Thirds
  6. Framing
  7. Leading Lines
  8. Capture interactions
  9. Details
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15
Q

Robert Capa stated, “If your photographs aren’t good enough, you’re _______________________.”

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Not close enough

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16
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5 W’s

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Who, What, When, Where, Why

17
Q

In a journalism article, what are the components of a heading?

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Must be short, eye-catching, and captures the entire idea of the article

18
Q

In a journalism article, what are the components of the first paragraph?

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5 W’s

19
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In a journalism article, what are the components of the second paragraph?

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Expand on the 5 W’s, add statistics and data, make information meaningful to the reader, & add the How.

20
Q

In a journalism article, what are the components of the third paragraph?

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Expands further on 5 W’s and How, compare/contrast, get a quote (includes name, job, relationship to event), & strong ending sentence.

21
Q

What is the minimum number of sentences for a paragraph?

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5

22
Q

What do you check if you use a graphic?

A

Copyright

23
Q

Should you include bias or opinions?

A

No

24
Q

Should you only include one side of the story?

A

No

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