tsa Flashcards
(114 cards)
1
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What is the main goal of Vogue Magazine?
A
Promote fashion and beauty trends and influence society
2
Q
Which social media site is NOT appropriate for business promotion?
A
Tinder
3
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What year was the first digital camera made?
A
1975
4
Q
Who invented the Calotype?
A
Fox Talbot
5
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Who created the first permanent photograph?
A
Nicéphore Niépce
6
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What is the definition of heliograph?
A
Writing with the Sun
7
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Who is credited with taking the first photograph with a person in it?
A
Nicéphore Niépce
8
Q
Who owns the copyright to an image initially?
A
the photographer
9
Q
Who owns the photograph ‘Monkey Selfie’?
A
David Slater, the photographer, owns the picture
10
Q
You and your friend collaborate on a photograph. Who owns the image?
A
You own the image
11
Q
What is NOT a consequence of violating copyright law?
A
Fines
12
Q
How long does a copyright last for a publication created today?
A
For the life of the publisher plus 70 years
13
Q
Which is an example of a closed question?
A
“Where did you go to school?”
14
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Which is an example of an open question?
A
“How did you make that?”
15
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Which is NOT an example of active listening skills?
A
Looking at your phone
16
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When developing your business name, what is something that is NOT important in branding yourself?
A
The location of your business
17
Q
Which portfolio type is a personal archive of your development?
A
Working
18
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Which portfolio type is designed to display a learner’s best quality of work?
A
Display
19
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When writing an email to a client, what do you NOT need to include?
A
The date
20
Q
What is the MOST important thing when adding text to a publication?
A
That the text is readable
21
Q
Which process was the first to truly capture an image?
A
Daguerreotype
22
Q
Who was the engineer who designed the first digital camera?
A
Steve Sasson
23
Q
What genre focuses on photography of people?
A
Portrait
24
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What genre focuses on nature?
A
Landscape
25
What lens would you use to photograph an ant?
Macro
26
Which is NOT an example of file management techniques?
Retouching
27
Which file format captures the most information in your photograph?
RAW
28
Which lens is best for portraits?
Prime
29
What is a 'normal' focal length for cropped sensor digital cameras?
50mm
30
What is an introductory camera type?
Point and Shoot
31
What is a monopod?
A camera support with only one leg
32
What area of the camera allows us to connect radio slaves?
hot shoe
33
How can a lens be properly cleaned?
Use a lens cloth
34
Which file format would be used in-camera to preserve all data taken?
RAW
35
What is one advantage of using JPEG?
Smaller files
36
Which focus mode allows us to focus on one area of a photo?
Point
37
Which mode makes the camera track a subject through a photo?
3D Focus
38
Which sensor type creates a 1.5 crop?
APSC
39
What is one advantage of medium format cameras?
Better Image Quality
40
Which type of lens allows the camera to capture a large field of view?
Wide Angle
41
What type of lens has a fixed focal length?
Prime Lens
42
What type of lens has long focal lengths?
Telephoto
43
Which lens creates a 1:1 ratio image?
Macro
44
What is the proper resolution for the internet?
72 ppi
45
Why is a color management system needed?
To maintain the colors that are seen and the same that are printed.
46
Which of the following is a threat to the computer?
Virus and Phishing
47
What Adobe Photoshop shortcut key will allow you to back up one step?
Control + Z or Command + Z
48
What file type is considered to be lossy?
JPEG
49
What file type is the default for most consumers’ cameras?
JPEG
50
What file format is used by Adobe Photoshop?
PSD
51
What is the file format from the camera that is NOT lossy?
RAW
52
Which of the following is the newest camera format?
Mirrorless
53
Which is a type of malicious code or program written to alter the way a computer operates?
Virus
54
Which is a scam where thieves attempt to steal personal information through deceptive messages?
Phishing
55
Which of the following is the illegal copying, distribution, or use of software?
Pirating
56
Which of the following is best used for simple web graphics with limited colors?
GIF
57
Which file supports millions of colors and varying degrees of transparency?
PNG
58
Which image file format is native to Adobe's Photoshop and supports multiple layers?
PSD
59
What is framing in composition?
Composing a subject within another subject
60
What is the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other?
Symmetry
61
Which colors are next to each other on the color wheel?
Analogous
62
What color scheme is a black and white photograph?
Monochromatic
63
What posing technique is NOT used to make someone appear more powerful?
Looking up at them
64
Which compositional guideline leads a viewer through the picture?
Lines
65
Which compositional guideline places a subject off center?
Rule of Thirds
66
Which compositional guideline places two subjects on opposite sides of a photograph?
Balance
67
Which types of colors are opposite each other on the color wheel?
Complementary
68
Which three colors of light are combined to make white light?
red, green, blue
69
What type of lighting makes harsh and dark shadows?
Direct
70
What is the name of the color scheme that goes from black to white?
Grayscale
71
Which of the following is an element of design?
Texture
72
Which of the following is the repetition of lines, shapes, tones, or color?
Pattern
73
Which of the following is detail in imagery that describes how something physically feels?
Texture
74
Which of the following is the act of adding visual space in front of the direction that an object is moving?
Space
75
What is how light or dark a given color or hue can be defined as?
Value
76
Which of the following refers to when shape takes on three dimensions?
Form
77
Which of the following is a point in imagery that moves the eye toward something?
Line
78
Which of the following is a flat, enclosed area of space limited to two dimensions?
Shape
79
Which of the following is a component of light which is separated when reflected off an object?
Color
80
Which of the following is a principle of design?
Repetition
81
Which of the following is the scale of difference between black and white in your photographs?
Contrast
82
Which of the following is used to guide the viewer through the piece and is also known as 'flow'?
Movement
83
Which is the repeating of a single element many times in design?
Repetition
84
Which of the following is observed when subject areas command a viewer's attention equally?
Balance
85
Which of the following is an area or object within the artwork that draws attention?
Emphasis
86
Which of the following is the comparison of size of objects, or the amount of one thing to the whole?
Proportion
87
Which of the following is using similar colors or tones to create a cohesive image?
Unity
88
Which of the following is creating a visually stimulating image by combining similar elements throughout the frame?
Harmony
89
Which of the following is a composition technique that concentrates on keeping only the absolutely necessary information in frame?
Simplicity
90
Which of the following is taking any image and splitting it into 9 segments?
Rule of Thirds
91
Which of the following marks the specific location at which the camera is placed to take a shot?
Point of View
92
Which of the following is achieved when both sides of the image hold equal weight?
Symmetry
93
Which of the following is a combination of four colors consisting of two sets of complementary colors?
Tetradic Colors
94
Which of the following are tones of a single color combined to represent all colors within an image?
Monochromatic Colors
95
How would you show motion in your photograph?
Slow Shutter Speed
96
What does ISO control?
The light sensitivity of your sensor
97
What ISO is best for bright sun?
100
98
What technique would you use to keep a race car in focus while blurring the background?
Panning
99
What is the best aperture for shallow depth of field?
2.8
100
Which of the following affects depth of field?
Aperture
101
Which of these apertures gives you the deepest depth of field?
22
102
What do you use to evaluate exposure when looking through the viewfinder?
Meter
103
What can you use to evaluate exposure besides your camera's meter?
Histogram
104
Which of the following does NOT help evaluate exposure?
ISO
105
In Aperture Priority mode, which are you NOT able to control?
Shutter Speed
106
What camera mode allows you total control over your exposure?
Manual
107
What camera mode would you use for light painting?
Bulb
108
Which shooting mode allows us to take multiple shots in a row?
Burst
109
Doubling the ISO is increasing exposure by how many stops?
One Stop
110
Which F-stop has the widest aperture?
F1.8
111
What is the function of the digital sensor?
Capturing the image
112
What is the missing ISO: 1/125, F11, ISO 400 = 1/250 F11 ISO______?
800
113
What adjustment layer can control the colors in an image?
Hue and Saturation
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