Question 1

Circles of confusion are most prominent in

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Mirror lenses, due to their design and the way they handle out-of-focus points of light, often produce more pronounced and distinctive circles of confusion compared to other types of lenses. This is particularly noticeable in the bokeh effect, where these circles appear as doughnut-shaped due to the mirror lens's central obstruction.

Question 2

Magenta is a combination of

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Magenta is created by combining red and blue light, which are two of the primary colors of light.

Question 3

Panchromatic film is sensitive to

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Panchromatic film is sensitive to all visible wavelengths of light, which means it can capture images using the full spectrum of visible light, including red, green, and blue.

Question 4

Parallax error is due to

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Parallax error occurs because the viewing lens and the taking lens are separate in some cameras, like rangefinders or twin-lens reflex cameras, leading to a difference in the image seen through the viewfinder and the image captured by the camera's sensor or film.

Question 5

What is the angle of view on a fisheye lens?

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Fisheye lenses typically have an angle of view of 180 degrees, allowing them to capture extremely wide scenes in a single frame.

Question 6

Focus finders are found in

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Question 7

The light source that casts sharp, well define shadows is called ___________________

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Question 8

Rule of thirds is a concept related to _____________________

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The rule of thirds is a principle of composition in photography and visual arts that suggests dividing an image into thirds, horizontally and vertically, so that you have nine parts. Placing points of interest at the intersections or along the lines makes the photo more balanced and interesting.

Question 9

MFD stands for ________________

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MFD stands for minimum focusing distance, which is the closest distance at which a lens can focus on a subject.

Question 10

Wide angle lens

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Wide angle lenses have a smaller focal length, which allows them to capture a wider field of view compared to lenses with longer focal lengths.

Question 11

key light

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The key light is the principal illuminator of a scene, providing the dominant lighting to highlight the form and dimension of the subject.

Question 12

POV

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POV stands for "point of view," which is a common abbreviation used in various contexts to indicate a particular perspective or viewpoint.

Question 13

An image editing software.

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Photoshop is specifically designed for editing, creating, and manipulating images, making it the correct choice among the options provided. Pagemaker is focused on desktop publishing, and MS-Word is primarily a word processing software, not specialized for image editing.

Question 14

Which colour mode is used for digital Image

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RGB is the color mode used for digital images, as it represents colors through the combination of Red, Green, and Blue light, which is how screens display colors.

Question 15

The early photographic process involving an emulsion coated onto a glass plate

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The early photographic process that involved an emulsion coated onto a glass plate is known as the dry plate process. This was a significant advancement over the earlier wet plate process, as it allowed photographers to use pre-coated plates that could be exposed and developed at their convenience.

Question 16

A photographic process developed by inventor William Henry Fox Talbot in 1853 that allowed him to make multiple copies of a positive image from a single "negative."

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The calotype process, developed by William Henry Fox Talbot, enabled the creation of multiple copies from a single negative, marking a significant advancement in photographic technology.

Question 17

________________ is a process developed by French physicist Joseph Niepce in 1816 that produced a positive copy of an engraving by exposing a glass plate coated with asphaltlike substance

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Heliography is the correct answer because it refers to the process developed by Joseph Niepce, which involved creating a positive image from an engraving by exposing a coated glass plate to light, where the coating was an asphalt-like substance that hardened in proportion to the light exposure.

Question 18

_____________ is a photographic image made without a camera ,generally by contact printing object placed directly on the photographic paper.

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A photogram is created by placing objects directly onto the surface of a light-sensitive material such as photographic paper and then exposing it to light. The result is a negative shadow image that varies in tone depending on the transparency of the objects used. This technique does not involve a camera.

Question 19

Edison is considered the father of movie studio. His studio was known as ______________

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Edison's movie studio was known as the Black Maria. It was one of the first film studios in history, designed for the production of motion pictures.

Question 20

The first shot is a man looking up. The second shot is a low angle shot of a high rise apartment. The second shot is a _____________________________shot

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The second shot is a point-of-view shot because it represents what the man is seeing when he looks up at the high-rise apartment.

Quiz 4: Film Terminology