SSM Test 2(Latest Update 2024)accurate 100%

Scale refers to - ANSWER relative size of something When accommodating an STV image shown as full screen on an HDTV... - ANSWER stretching will occur Pillarboxing refers to - ANSWER a technique for changing the aspect ratio to show standard 4x3 video on 16x9, leaves black pillars on the sides When you want to keep a tall object fully in frame when using a wide aspect ratio, you can frame it: - ANSWER Diagonally Screens within A Screen - ANSWER news show with secondary or tertiary frames Natural Masking - ANSWER Using buildings, trees, furniture to frame the image. Moving Camera - ANSWER a way to overcome fixed aspect ratio Artificial Masking - ANSWER the camera shot is blocked with objects, thereby showing only part of the scene in the frame An example of using secondary frames is - ANSWER Artificial Masking When held vertically, the smartphone records: - ANSWER a narrow image When accommodating an HDTV image shown as full screen on an STV (4x3) - ANSWER squeezing will occur Which refers to the Aspect Ratio commonly used in Panavision 35 motion pictures? - ANSWER 7x3 or 2.35x1 What is aspect ratio? - ANSWER the width-to-height dimensions of a frame (4:3, 1:1.85, 16:9, etc.) Smaller screens favor close ups. - ANSWER True To establish scale, we must have some norm, a clue that tells us just what is large and what is small. - ANSWER True Windowboxing refers to: - ANSWER Placing a smaller picture in the center of the actual display screen, with the leftover space surrounding it. Letterboxing refers to: - ANSWER a technique for changing the aspect ratio to show wide-screen material on the standard 4 x 3 video screen by leaving black borders called dead zones at the top and bottom of the screen. Which aspect ratio has the widest horizontal stretch? - ANSWER 2.39 x 1 With standard aspect ratio, you can establish a scene without having to go to an extreme long shot. - ANSWER False A suggestion for optimizing images shown on a small, mobile screen is to use - ANSWER Inductive Sequencing CU - ANSWER Has more aesthetic energy LS - ANSWER Has less aesthetic energy A good way to frame a large, horizontal image of a 16:9 aspect ratio screen is to - ANSWER Frame it horizontally Size constancy refers to - ANSWER perception of the actual size of an object regardless of the distance and the angle of view A vertical line suggests stress, dynamism - ANSWER false Depth of field refers to - ANSWER How much of the frame is in focus Psychologic closure - ANSWER Our minds fill in gaps in visual information into more complete and easily manageable patterns Superimposition - ANSWER shows ambiguity between figure/ground relationships Gesalt - ANSWER Pattern that results in perceiving a whole that transcends into its parts (seeing a triangle instead of three dots) Assemetry - ANSWER We see the left and right sides of the screen as unequal A combination of vertical and horizontal planes suggests normalcy - ANSWER True Heavier graphic mass can be shown by using: - ANSWER Highly saturated colors A horizontal line suggests calm, tranquility - ANSWER True With a moving image, figure/ground on-screen relationships change with the camera's point of view. - ANSWER True A larger graphic mass is less stable and more likely to move than smaller ones - ANSWER False Zooming in or zooming out is a way to create a z-axis motion vector - ANSWER True All screen edges exert a "pull" on objects close to the edge of the frame - ANSWER True We pay more attention to what part of the screen? - ANSWER right side index vector - ANSWER has direction, points undeniably in a specific direction Motion vector - ANSWER Created by the real or apparent movement of subjects within the frame. Z-axis - ANSWER virtual line extending from the camera lens to the horizon Graphic vector - ANSWER stationary element with ambiguous direction Asymmetry of the screen becomes less important or forceful when dealing with web media - ANSWER False Headroom refers to - ANSWER Placing the talent on the screen with space above the head to counteract the pull of the top of the frame A tilted horizon implies stability, calmness - ANSWER False A z-axis motion vector can have high or low magnitude - ANSWER True Mental map - ANSWER When you perceive things to be in on-screen and off-screen space Diverging vector - ANSWER pulls away or pointing in opposite or different directions Continuing vector - ANSWER pointing to, or moving toward, the same direction converging vectors - ANSWER point or move toward each other A high-definition image requires a great deal more closure than does a low-definition image to arrive at a meaningful understanding - ANSWER True Compared to foreground, background is perceived to be: - ANSWER more stable An example of premature closure is -