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BYU Art061 Digital Photography Final Review Questions with Complete Solutions
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BYU Art061 Digital Photography Final Review Questions with Complete SolutionsWhich chemical process offered the most advantages of the following three?
Callotype
Daguerrotype
Wet Collodion Correct Answer-Wet Collodion
1. Callotype
2. 35mm camera
3. Flash technology
4. Instant Film (Polaroids)
5. Color film
6. Photoshop
7. Affordable color plates
a. Kodak Company
b. Henry Fox Talbot
c. Harold Edgarton
d. Edwin Land
e. Adobe Corporation
f. Lumiere Brothers
g. Ernst Leitz Correct Answer-1b
2g 3c
4d
5a
6e
7f
1. Ansel Adams
2. Richard Avedon
3. Andreas Gursky
4. Robert Capa
5. Henri Cartier-Bresson
6. Irving Penn
7. Robert Frank
8. William Eggleston
9. Edward Steichen
10.Edward Weston
11.Irving Penn
12.Lewis Hine Correct Answer-Ansel Adams- lanscapes
Richard Avedon- woman with elephants
Andreas Gursky- organized shelves-
Robert Capa- man shooting gun
Henri Cartier-Bresson- moving man on cycle
Irving Penn- wine in the front, woman in the back Robert Frank- american flag and poor appartments
William Eggleston- ice cream in freezer
Edward Steichen- green skyscraper
Edward Weston - toilet bowl
Lewis Hine- working class
An aperture setting of f/5.6 will let in ______ light than f/4.0 Correct Answer-less
Which shutter speed setting would more likely stop the motion of a runner? Correct Answer-1/500
The difference in aperture setting between 2.8 and 8 is Correct Answer-3
stops
Which ƒ stop setting will allow more light to enter the camera body? Correct Answer-ƒ/2.8
Which shutter speed setting allows more light to enter the camera body? Correct Answer-1/2
If your light meter indicates that an aperture setting of ƒ 16 and a shutter speed of 1/500 of a second would give the correct exposure, which of the following combinations would give an equivalent exposure with a more shallow depth of field? Correct Answer-ƒ/11 and 1/1000 Which part on a camera controls depth-of-field? Correct Answer-
aperture
A shutter speed setting of 1/1000 will let in ______ light than 1/125 Correct Answer-less
Which ƒ stop setting will create a more shallow depth of field? Correct Answer-ƒ/2.8
An ISO setting of 100 will let in ______ light than 200 Correct Answer-
less
The difference in shutter speed between 1/125 and 1/1000 is Correct Answer-3
The difference in ISO setting between 800 and 3200 is Correct Answer-
2
Which part on a camera controls subject movement? Correct Answer-
shutter
The diagonal line is usually known for its dynamics, energy, or movement. Correct Answer-true
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