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Directions:
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Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the
questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).
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Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
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As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the
contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
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When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to
see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been
picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
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Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
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Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
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Continue until all clues are given.
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When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program
with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name,
but keep this file untouched!
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Round 1
Round 2
Final
Jeopardy
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Richard
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Alfred
Lewis
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Digital
Imaging
Aesthetics
and
portfolios
Exposure Lighting
Images
Round 2
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Final
Jeopardy
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Digital
Imaging
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When you adjust your image size should the resample box be
checked?
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NO
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___________ is a compression format often used to make
photographs’ files smaller, but it results in the loss of
information.
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JPEG
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What dialog box opens when you double click on a layer to add
an effect such as a drop shadow?
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Layer Style
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Generally it is recommended to print an image at 300 ppi, but
what is the lowest resolution you could use when printing on
our inkjet printers?
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240 ppi
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If you want a final print size of 11x14 inches with 300 dpi, and
you are scanning a 1 x 1.5 inch negative what resolution needs
to be set on the scanner when you scan?
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2800 ppi
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When resizing an object using the edit > transform > scale tool
you must hold the ______________ key and drag from a
corner if you don’t want the object to be distorted.
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shift key
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When adjusting contrast in a photo (using Levels for example)
it is best to create/use a ____________________ so that you can
make changes at a later date if necessary.
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new adjustment layer
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If you want to hide something on a layer without permanently
erasing it, you would use _____________.
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A Layer Mask
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In order to color a photo and have the values of the photo show
through, you would use a/an ______________ such as color
mode or overlay.
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Blending Mode
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What is the technique/filter that results in a tonal reversal?
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Solarization
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When matting a print does the window of the mat need to be a
little smaller or bigger than the actual image size of the photo?
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smaller
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In this stage of art criticism you discuss the meaning of the
work, what the artist is trying to communicate.
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interpretation
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True or False? When assembling a portfolio, more is better?
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false, edit out weak images
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In this stage of art criticism you discuss how the image is
composed.
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analysis
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List all 4 steps of art criticism in order and what they mean.
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Describe: Discuss everything you see
Analyze: Describe how the composition is organized
Interpret: Describe the meaning or mood of what is being
expressed
Judge: Discuss how successful the piece is using
imitationalism, emotionalism, and formalism
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Shallow depth of field requires a ___________ aperture.
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Large aperture like f-2
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What is shutter-priority and when would this be good to use?
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you select shutter speed, camera automatically sets aperture;
good for motion
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Using what kind of card will give you a proper exposure?
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grey card
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List an equivalent exposure for F11 at 125, if you want deep
depth of field.
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F16 at 60
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In a backlit situation you will get a silhouette. What could you
do to prevent this, so there is detail in the subject without
moving the subject?
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meter up close, overexpose by 2 stops, or add a fill light
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Degree of diffusion refers to ___________________
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the quality of light from harsh to soft
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Describe one source that creates diffused light.
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overcast sky
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Describe direct lighting.
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harsh, distinct shadows
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Your main light source in a studio set-up can also be referred
to as the_____________.
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Key light
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What could you use to modify shadows to make them less
dark? List 2 examples.
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bounce card, reflector, or fill light
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Identify the degree of diffusion in the image shown
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Direct
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This is an example of what photoshop/darkroom effect?
May Ray
1931
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Solarization
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This is an example of what color scheme?
T. Beth Kinsey
2012
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Complimentary
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What type of lighting ratio is this?
Irving Penn
The Duchess of Windsor, New York, 1948
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2:1
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What does the highlighted area on this histogram indicate?
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Middle Gray
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Filters
Lenses
More
Misc.
Professional
Applications
Color
Round 1
Exposure
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Final
Jeopardy
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Why would you use a UV or haze or skylight filter?
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to cut down on UV that film records like blue light and to
protect lens
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What does a polarizing filter do?
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cuts down on reflections from glass, etc.
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Which filter blocks an amount of all wavelengths of light so
you can use slower shutter speeds and/or bigger apertures if it
is bright out?
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neutral density filter
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What kind of filter could you use to darken a sky?
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polarizing
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Close-up filters are like what kind of lens? They give you the
ability to focus up very close.
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macro
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A lens with many focal lengths combined into one.
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zoom
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Focal length controls ___________ and ____________.
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Magnification and angle of view
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Another term for a short focal length lens.
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Wide angle
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If you cannot physically get close to your subject,
use this focal length.
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Long
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The widest of wide angle lenses
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fisheye
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How does a reflected light meter measure light?
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It measures light reflecting or bouncing off objects; averages
all tones to middle grey
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A(n) _________________ light meter measures light falling
onto a subject.
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incident
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What kind of meter measures the scene by dividing it into
different sections and comparing these to patterns stored in the
camera’s memory (spot, averaging, center-weighted, or multisegment)?
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Multi-segment
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What does a spot meter measure?
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a very small angle of view to measure a specific tone in the
scene
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If you meter a shadow area in which you want detail and the meter
tells you f4 at 250, how do you need to adjust this exposure in order
for the shadow to come out properly exposed as a dark shadow?
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Underexpose by 2 stops; Use f 8 at 250 or f4 at 1000; otherwise
the shadow will be too bright
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What does burning mean?
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you darken a specific area of the print
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What does dodging do?
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lightens a select area
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There are several techniques and filters that can be used to
obtain special effects. What is the technique called when you
gradually lighten all of the area surrounding your subject,
often creating a diffused oval shape?
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vignette
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Compression format with no loss of data (considered lossless).
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TIFF
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Subtractive color processes use inks or dyes of the primary
colors cyan, magenta, and yellow to create all colors. When
white light shines on the paper, the CMYK inks or dyes absorb
their opposite colors. List an example that uses this subtractive
process.
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Inkjet printer
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What type of photography is used in newspapers?
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editorial (photojournalism)
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Fashion photo falls under which career category?
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advertising or commercial
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What category would you place personal work in?
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fine art
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What is the difference between editorial and corporate
photography?
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editorial is documentary/news-worthy; corporate is for inhouse company needs and brochures, etc.
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What is stock photography?
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The reselling of already existing photos
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What type (additive or subtractive) of color mixes light of the
primary colors red, green, and blue to create all possible
colors?
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additive
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The colors in a print may not match what you see on the
monitor. What can you do to the monitor to try to match what
you see on it more closely to what you see in the print?
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Calibrate the monitor
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A. What color of light is produced when RGB light are mixed
in equal amounts?
B. What color does paper appear when CMY are mixed in
equal amounts?
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A. What color of light is produced
when RGB light are mixed in equal amounts? WHITE
B. What color does paper appear
when CMY are mixed in equal amounts? BLACK
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There can be problems when you print an image on paper. The
colors may not match what you see on the monitor because
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The color spaces/gamut are different (monitor is RGB, printer
is CMYK) so colors they can produce are slightly different.
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The human eye sees more colors than machines can reproduce.
The term _________________ is used to describe all the colors
that a particular machine (a monitor or inkjet printer, for
example) can reproduce.
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gamut
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Technical Decisions
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Final
Jeopardy
Question
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If you were to shoot a night-time football game, what shooting
mode, lens, ISO, aperture, and shutter speed would be most
appropriate?
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Mode: Shutter-Priority
Lens: Long focal length or zoom with longer ranges
ISO: high such as 1600
Aperture: larger such as f4
Shutter Speed: faster such as 500 (unless panning)
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