Deck 6: Photography

Question 1

Which lens provides the broadest view?
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Answer 1

No Answer.

Question 2

Which is considered the most boring angle to photograph a face?

A) Straight on
B) Angled, such as 33-45 degrees
C) Profile

Answer 2

Angled, such as 33-45 degrees

Question 3

Which is considered to be the most important aspect of a person to be photographed?

A) The body type
B) Hands
C) Hair
D) Expression

Answer 3

Expression

Question 4

Which is an action line?

A) Diagonal
B) Horizontal
C) Thick
D) Invisible

Question 5

The Rule of Thirds is?

A) A composition guide that encourages placing important information at the intersection(s) of lines, if the frame is divided into thirds vertically and horizontally
B) A rule of thumb that you should check your images on the review screen every third picture to check for quality
C) The focal length of the lens should be one-third the shutter speed's bottom number of the fraction
D) The camera should never be placed at the bottom-third or top-third of the subject to be photographed

Question 6

Which is NOT an example of photographic "pop?"

A) Strong contrast in grayscale images
B) Rich colors in a color picture
C) A fast shutter speed to get accurate colors

Question 7

People should always be centered because they are the most important element in a scene.

Question 8

Typically, the sensor's sensitivity should be set to a number such as which one below on a bright, sunny day?

A) 100
B) 400
C) 1600
D) 6400

Question 9

Setting the white balance is the same as light metering.

Question 10

What are some of the benefits of photography in terms of telling stories when compared to written stories? What are some of the drawbacks to photography when compared to written stories?

Question 11

Smaller sensors produce more _______ than larger sensors in low lighting or when underexposed.

A) Color
B) Noise
C) Vibrancy
D) Laminar flow effect due to the Reynolds Number

Question 12

ISO refers to the______?

A) Shutter speed
B) Proprietary RAW format
C) Sensitivity of the sensor
D) Testing of the entire camera for accuracy by a third party

Question 13

A megapixel represents?

A) The pixels with the largest diameters
B) The most expensive format of sensors
C) One million pixels
D) Stacking of sensors

Question 14

Which lens provides the broadest view?

A) Telephoto
B) Wide angle
C) Both
D) None of the above

Question 15

The device in the lens that adjusts the amount of light entering the camera is called the___

A) Shutter
B) Macro
C) Aperture
D) Sensitivity

Question 16

The larger the aperture's size, the bigger the f-stop number.

Question 17

The reason for having a mirror in some cameras is to___.

A) Make the camera lighter
B) Control the shutter
C) Make the camera smaller
D) Reflect light into the viewfinder in order to see the scene

Question 18

The larger the display of an image, the more defects that will be noticeable.

Question 19

Which best describes an advantage of the cell phone camera?

A) Large sensor for best results
B) Adaptability to accept different lenses
C) Ease of grip to prevent camera shake
D) Convenience

Question 20

Which type of camera is being hurt most by technological advances?

A) Compact
B) Cell phone
C) Mirrorless
D) DSLR

Question 21

The idea of the ubiquitous camera is now associated with which type of camera?

A) Compact
B) Cell phone
C) Mirrorless
D) DSLR

Question 22

Which shutter speed is the best from the list at freezing action?

A) 0.0666666666666667
B) 0.0333333333333333
C) 0.008
D) 0.004

Question 23

Why do you think photography should matter to non-visual journalists? If you don't think it does, defend that position as well. How much photography do you think convergent journalists should know?

Question 24

The larger the aperture's size, the bigger the f-stop number.

Question 25

The reason for having a mirror in some cameras is to___.

A) Make the camera lighter
B) Control the shutter
C) Make the camera smaller
D) Reflect light into the viewfinder in order to see the scene

Question 26

Which best describes an advantage of the cell phone camera?

A) Large sensor for best results
B) Adaptability to accept different lenses
C) Ease of grip to prevent camera shake
D) Convenience

Question 27

Which type of camera is being hurt most by technological advances?

A) Compact
B) Cell phone
C) Mirrorless
D) DSLR

Question 28

The idea of the ubiquitous camera is now associated with which type of camera?

A) Compact
B) Cell phone
C) Mirrorless
D) DSLR

Question 29

Which shutter speed is the best from the list at freezing action?

A) 1/15
B) 1/30
C) 1/125
D) 1/250

Question 30

A megapixel represents?

A) The pixels with the largest diameters
B) The most expensive format of sensors
C) One million pixels
D) Stacking of sensors

Question 31

ISO refers to the______?

A) Shutter speed
B) Proprietary RAW format
C) Sensitivity of the sensor
D) Testing of the entire camera for accuracy by a third party

Question 32

Smaller sensors produce more _______ than larger sensors in low lighting or when underexposed.

A) Color
B) Noise
C) Vibrancy
D) Laminar flow effect due to the Reynolds Number

Question 33

Which is considered the most boring angle to photograph a face?

A) Straight on
B) Angled, such as 33-45 degrees
C) Profile

Question 34

The Rule of Thirds is?

A) A composition guide that encourages placing important information at the intersection(s) of lines, if the frame is divided into thirds vertically and horizontally
B) A rule of thumb that you should check your images on the review screen every third picture to check for quality
C) The focal length of the lens should be one-third the shutter speed's bottom number of the fraction
D) The camera should never be placed at the bottom-third or top-third of the subject to be photographed

Question 35

Which is NOT an example of photographic "pop?"

A) Strong contrast in grayscale images
B) Rich colors in a color picture
C) A fast shutter speed to get accurate colors

Question 36

Typically, the sensor's sensitivity should be set to a number such as which one below on a bright, sunny day?

A) 100
B) 400
C) 1600
D) 6400

Question 37

What are some of the benefits of photography in terms of telling stories when compared to written stories? What are some of the drawbacks to photography when compared to written stories?

Question 38

Why do you think photography should matter to non-visual journalists? If you don't think it does, defend that position as well. How much photography do you think convergent journalists should know?