Digital photography

Mastering Digital Photography – Techniques, Lighting & Composition

Rather than having a mirror within a camera that reflects the image, point and shoot cameras have a viewfinder that goes directly through the camera, giving the photographer a slightly different angle on the scene that what the shutter will capture. - anstrue what type of zoom crops the image and enlarges this cropped image to fill the frame of the camera? - ansdigital zoom Generally, each pixel in an image creates 25 bytes of data. - ansfalse The white balance of an image can be affected ...

who invented photoshop - ansthomas knoll first step in workflow - anscapture which is not one of the 3 basic parts of a camera - ansflash what part of the camera do you look through to take a picture - ansviewfinder what is the most common file format - ansjpg identify the most common resolution for capturing images FOR PRINT - ans300 ppl what is the feature in photoshop that allows you to stack multiple modify-able images on top of one another - anslayers which of the following does NOT...

wide angle lens - ansShrinks the object in front of it, by way of a shorter focal length white balance - ansan adjustment that can be made to the color so that all whites appear white and not yellow or blue in the photograph TIFF - ansTagged Image File Format; a lossless file format telephoto lenses - ansThose that magnify an image or make an object seem closer than it really is. speed - anstells the size of the grain in film single lens reflex - anssemi-automatic movement of the mirror, ...

You should avoid moving objects in areas that overlap with panoramic photographs, as it will be quite difficult to create a panoramic image in these cases. - ansTrue Filters can only be used on film cameras. - ansFalse When photographing fireworks, it is important to watch that your horizons are even. - ansTrue You should change the depth of field for each photograph when taking them for a panoramic photograph. - ansFalse Light can make or break a black and white photograph. - ansTrue To...

Aperture - ansSize of the opening in a lens Shutter Speed - ansHow fast the shutter opens and closes ISO - ansHow sensitive the camera sensor is to light Depth of Field - ansTerm that refers to how much of the image is in focus High Dynamic Range (HDR) - ansSeveral photos of the same scene taken at different exposures Bokeh - ansThe blur or orbs created when lights or backgrounds are out of focus in an image Al Servo or Continuous Focus - ansthe autofocus system will continue focusing unt...

Landscapes are the one type of photograph where you should always use the traditional perspective. - ansFalse Coastal areas can be particularly hard on cameras, lenses, and tripods with the corrosive salt water and spray. - ansTrue The midday sun is best for desert photographs. - ansFalse When will the reflections on the water be best? - ansA calm day What is a challenge in photographing forests? - ansLarge variations in light Impressionistic landscapes tend to use a shallower depth of fi...

wide angle lens - ansShrinks the object in front of it, by way of a shorter focal length white balance - ansan adjustment that can be made to the color so that all whites appear white and not yellow or blue in the photograph TIFF - ansTagged Image File Format; a lossless file format telephoto lenses - ansThose that magnify an image or make an object seem closer than it really is. speed - anstells the size of the grain in film single lens reflex - anssemi-automatic movement of the mirror, ...

who invented photoshop - ansthomas knoll first step in workflow - anscapture which is not one of the 3 basic parts of a camera - ansflash what part of the camera do you look through to take a picture - ansviewfinder what is the most common file format - ansjpg identify the most common resolution for capturing images FOR PRINT - ans300 ppl what is the feature in photoshop that allows you to stack multiple modify-able images on top of one another - anslayers which of the following does NOT...

Rather than having a mirror within a camera that reflects the image, point and shoot cameras have a viewfinder that goes directly through the camera, giving the photographer a slightly different angle on the scene that what the shutter will capture. - anstrue what type of zoom crops the image and enlarges this cropped image to fill the frame of the camera? - ansdigital zoom Generally, each pixel in an image creates 25 bytes of data. - ansfalse The white balance of an image can be affected ...

Rather than having a mirror within a camera that reflects the image, point and shoot cameras have a viewfinder that goes directly through the camera, giving the photographer a slightly different angle on the scene that what the shutter will capture. - anstrue what type of zoom crops the image and enlarges this cropped image to fill the frame of the camera? - ansdigital zoom Generally, each pixel in an image creates 25 bytes of data. - ansfalse The white balance of an image can be affected ...

who invented photoshop - ansthomas knoll first step in workflow - anscapture which is not one of the 3 basic parts of a camera - ansflash what part of the camera do you look through to take a picture - ansviewfinder what is the most common file format - ansjpg identify the most common resolution for capturing images FOR PRINT - ans300 ppl what is the feature in photoshop that allows you to stack multiple modify-able images on top of one another - anslayers which of the following does NOT...

wide angle lens - ansShrinks the object in front of it, by way of a shorter focal length white balance - ansan adjustment that can be made to the color so that all whites appear white and not yellow or blue in the photograph TIFF - ansTagged Image File Format; a lossless file format telephoto lenses - ansThose that magnify an image or make an object seem closer than it really is. speed - anstells the size of the grain in film single lens reflex - anssemi-automatic movement of the mirror, ...

Landscapes are the one type of photograph where you should always use the traditional perspective. - ansFalse Coastal areas can be particularly hard on cameras, lenses, and tripods with the corrosive salt water and spray. - ansTrue The midday sun is best for desert photographs. - ansFalse When will the reflections on the water be best? - ansA calm day What is a challenge in photographing forests? - ansLarge variations in light Impressionistic landscapes tend to use a shallower depth of fi...

You should avoid moving objects in areas that overlap with panoramic photographs, as it will be quite difficult to create a panoramic image in these cases. - ansTrue Filters can only be used on film cameras. - ansFalse When photographing fireworks, it is important to watch that your horizons are even. - ansTrue You should change the depth of field for each photograph when taking them for a panoramic photograph. - ansFalse Light can make or break a black and white photograph. - ansTrue To...

Aperture - ansSize of the opening in a lens Shutter Speed - ansHow fast the shutter opens and closes ISO - ansHow sensitive the camera sensor is to light Depth of Field - ansTerm that refers to how much of the image is in focus High Dynamic Range (HDR) - ansSeveral photos of the same scene taken at different exposures Bokeh - ansThe blur or orbs created when lights or backgrounds are out of focus in an image Al Servo or Continuous Focus - ansthe autofocus system will continue focusing unt...