Digital Media Production Final Exam

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1. All cameras create an exposure with a combination of an aperture and a _____________.

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All cameras create an exposure with a combination of an aperture and a shutter. The aperture controls the amount of light that enters the camera, while the shutter determines the duration of time that the light is allowed to reach the image sensor or film. By adjusting both the aperture and shutter speed, photographers can control the amount of light and the motion blur in their photographs.

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This is the final exam for the William D. Ford Career Technical Center Digital Media Production class. Written by Instructor Louis St. Amadio and Student/Assistant Philip Frazee.

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2. When the area in front of or behind the subject in a photograph is blurred the photograph is said to have s a shallow ________________.

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When the area in front of or behind the subject in a photograph is blurred, it indicates that the camera has a shallow depth of field. This means that only a small portion of the image is in sharp focus, while the rest appears blurry. Depth of field refers to the range of distance in a photograph that appears acceptably sharp, and a shallow depth of field is often used to create a sense of focus and draw attention to the subject.

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3. Labeling in and out points, good and bad clips, and sorting clips by scene is called?

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Logging is the process of labeling in and out points, categorizing clips as good or bad, and organizing them by scene. This allows for efficient searching and retrieval of specific clips during the post-production phase. By logging, editors can easily identify and access relevant footage, saving time and effort in the editing process.

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4. All cameras create an exposure with a combination of an ________________ and a shutter.

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All cameras create an exposure with a combination of an aperture and a shutter. The aperture refers to the opening in the lens that controls the amount of light entering the camera. By adjusting the aperture, the photographer can control the depth of field and the amount of light that reaches the image sensor. The shutter, on the other hand, is responsible for controlling the duration of time that the image sensor is exposed to light. Together, the aperture and shutter work in tandem to create a properly exposed image.

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5. The European standard definition video format is called _____ and runs at 25 frames per second.

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PAL (Phase Alternating Line) is the correct answer because it is the European standard definition video format that runs at 25 frames per second. PAL is widely used in Europe, Australia, and parts of Asia. It provides a higher resolution and better color reproduction compared to other video formats.

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6. Low-Z and High-Z refer to the _______________ of an audio cable.

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Low-Z and High-Z refer to the impedance of an audio cable. Impedance is the measure of opposition to the flow of an alternating current in a circuit. In the context of audio cables, impedance refers to the resistance that the cable presents to the audio signal. Low-Z cables have a lower impedance, typically around 50-600 ohms, and are used for short cable runs and professional audio equipment. High-Z cables have a higher impedance, typically around 10,000 ohms, and are used for longer cable runs and consumer audio equipment. The impedance of the cable affects the signal quality and the compatibility with different audio devices.

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7. An exterior building shot used to imply the location where a scene takes place is called?

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An exterior building shot used to imply the location where a scene takes place is called an establishing shot. This shot is typically shown at the beginning of a scene or sequence to provide the audience with a clear understanding of the location and to set the tone for the upcoming scene. It helps to establish the context and spatial relationships within the story, allowing the viewers to orient themselves in the narrative.

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8. Labeling, organizing, and markign in and out points of clips during capture is called?

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Logging refers to the process of labeling, organizing, and marking in and out points of clips during capture. This is done to efficiently manage and locate specific footage later on. By logging, users can easily identify and retrieve relevant clips from a large collection of footage, saving time and effort in post-production.

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9. When shooting with butterfly lighting, the catch light in the models eye should appear at either the _______ o'clock or _________ o'clock position. (Anwer using two numbers seperated by the word or, for example 2 or 4.)

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When shooting with butterfly lighting, the catch light in the model's eye should appear at either the 1 o'clock or 11 o'clock position, or at the 11 o'clock or 1 o'clock position. This lighting setup creates a symmetrical butterfly-shaped shadow under the nose, with the catch light positioned on either side of the pupil.

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10. A good critique of someones work should strike a balance of _______________ and _____________ comments.

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A good critique of someone's work should strike a balance of positive and negative comments. This means that the critique should not only focus on pointing out the flaws or negatives but also highlight the strengths and positives of the work. By providing both positive and negative feedback, the critique can offer a well-rounded evaluation that acknowledges both the areas that need improvement and the areas that are well-executed. This balanced approach helps the individual receiving the critique to understand what they are doing well and what they can improve upon.

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11. Colored transparent sheets of plastic attached to lights to change their color are called?

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Colored transparent sheets of plastic that are attached to lights in order to change their color are commonly referred to as gels. These gels are often used in photography, theater, and film production to create different lighting effects or to correct the color temperature of the light. They are easy to attach and remove, making them a popular choice for altering the color of lights in various settings.

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12. LCD stands for ________.

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LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display. This technology uses liquid crystals to create images on a flat screen. The liquid crystals are sandwiched between two layers of glass and manipulated by electrical currents to produce different colors and shades. LCD displays are commonly used in televisions, computer monitors, and mobile devices due to their thinness, energy efficiency, and ability to produce sharp and vibrant images.

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13. Connecting a miniDV camcorder to a computer for capturing footage requires a?

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To connect a miniDV camcorder to a computer for capturing footage, a firewire connection is required. Firewire, also known as IEEE 1394, is a high-speed data transfer technology commonly used for connecting devices like camcorders to computers. It allows for fast and reliable transfer of video data from the camcorder to the computer, ensuring high-quality footage capture.

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14. The capacity of a compact disc is _______________?

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The capacity of a compact disc is 700 mb. This refers to the amount of data that can be stored on a compact disc. The "mb" stands for megabytes, which is a unit of measurement for digital storage. Compact discs are commonly used for storing music, videos, and other types of digital media.

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15. External flashes, wireless triggers, and PC adaptors are mounted to a camera's _____________.

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External flashes, wireless triggers, and PC adaptors are mounted to a camera's hot shoe. The hot shoe is a small metal bracket located on the top of the camera body. It provides a secure and standardized connection point for attaching various accessories such as external flashes and triggers. These accessories can enhance the camera's lighting capabilities and allow for wireless control and synchronization. The hot shoe typically has electrical contacts that enable communication between the camera and the attached accessory, ensuring proper functionality and compatibility.

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16. __________________ is the aesthetic quality of the blur in out of focus areas of an image.

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Bokeh refers to the aesthetic quality of the blur in out of focus areas of an image. It is a term commonly used in photography to describe the visual appeal of the background blur, which can be smooth, creamy, or have a pleasing bokeh effect. Bokeh is influenced by factors such as lens aperture, focal length, and distance between the subject and the background. A good bokeh can enhance the overall composition and draw attention to the main subject of the photograph.

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17. Gels are attached to lights using a?

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A C-47 is a type of clamp or clothespin that is commonly used in the film industry to attach gels (color filters) to lights. It has a simple design with a spring-loaded mechanism that allows it to easily grip onto the light fixture. The C-47 provides a secure and convenient way to attach gels to lights, ensuring that they stay in place during filming or photography.

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18. Shooting models is usually done in the______________ position.

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Shooting models is usually done in the portrait position. This means that the camera is held vertically, with the longer side of the frame aligned with the height of the subject. This allows for capturing the full height of the model and emphasizes their verticality. Shooting in portrait mode is common in fashion photography and other genres where the subject's body proportions and details are important.

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19. SLR stands for ______.

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SLR stands for single lens reflex. This term is commonly used in photography to describe a type of camera that uses a mirror and prism system to allow the photographer to see exactly what will be captured by the camera's sensor. The mirror reflects the light coming through the lens up to the viewfinder, giving the photographer an accurate representation of the scene. When the shutter button is pressed, the mirror flips up, allowing the light to reach the sensor and capture the image. This technology is widely used in professional and advanced amateur cameras, providing high-quality images and precise control over settings.

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20. What are the three resolutions associated with High Definition video?

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The three resolutions associated with High Definition video are 1080i, 1080p, and 720p. 1080i refers to a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, with interlaced scanning. 1080p also has a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, but it uses progressive scanning. Finally, 720p has a resolution of 1280x720 pixels, with progressive scanning. These resolutions represent different levels of clarity and detail in the video, with 1080p being the highest quality and 720p being slightly lower, but still considered high definition.

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21. A table lamp produces what types of light?

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A table lamp produces incandescent light. Incandescent light is produced when a filament inside the lamp is heated to a high temperature, causing it to glow and emit light. Sunlight and Mercury Vapor are not produced by a table lamp. Sunlight is natural light emitted by the sun, while Mercury Vapor is a type of artificial light produced by specific types of lamps that contain mercury vapor.

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22. Butterfly lighting achieves ______________ results.

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Butterfly lighting is a technique commonly used in photography and cinematography to create a dramatic effect. It involves positioning the main light source directly above the subject's face, casting a shadow under the nose that resembles a butterfly's wings. This lighting setup creates a distinct and striking look, emphasizing the subject's features and adding depth to the image. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "dramatic."

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23. A thicker audio cable has _________ resistance than a thinner one and has a _________ quality sound.

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A thicker audio cable has less resistance than a thinner one because it has a larger surface area for the flow of electrical current. This allows for a smoother and more efficient transmission of the audio signal, resulting in better sound quality.

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24. What is the definition of white balance?

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White balance is the process of adjusting the colors in an image to appear natural and accurate under the existing lighting conditions. It ensures that all colors in the image are correctly balanced and appear as they should, without any unwanted color casts. By adjusting the white balance, the image will accurately represent the true colors of the scene as perceived by the human eye.

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25. WHen shooting video with two cameras, your main camera shoots ______________, while the second shoots B-roll or _________________________.

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When shooting video with two cameras, the main camera captures the primary footage or the main action, which is referred to as the "A roll." On the other hand, the second camera captures additional footage or supplementary shots, known as "cut-aways" or "B-roll." These cut-aways are usually used to provide context, show different angles, or capture details that enhance the main footage during editing.

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26. What are the six most basic shots that make up the majority of film and video production?

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The six most basic shots that make up the majority of film and video production are long shot, medium shot, close-up shot, establishing shot, and two-shot. A long shot captures the subject from a distance, showing the surroundings. A medium shot frames the subject from the waist up, providing a closer view. A close-up shot focuses on the subject's face or a specific detail, emphasizing emotions or important elements. An establishing shot sets up the location or context of a scene. A two-shot includes two people in the frame, often used for conversations or interactions between characters.

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27. The capacity of a DVD is _____?

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The capacity of a DVD is 4.7 GB. This refers to the amount of data that can be stored on a DVD. DVDs are commonly used for storing and distributing movies, software, and other large files. The 4.7 GB capacity allows for a significant amount of data to be stored on a single disc, making it a convenient and widely used storage medium.

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28. In _______ priority mode, you set the shutter speed adn the camera selects the correct aperture. This is usually used when you are trying to capture fast-paced ___________. (answer with two words seperated by the word 'and.' For example hot and heavy)

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In shutter and action priority mode, you have control over the shutter speed while the camera automatically selects the appropriate aperture. This mode is commonly used when capturing fast-paced subjects or action shots, allowing you to freeze motion with a fast shutter speed while still maintaining proper exposure through the camera's automatic aperture selection.

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29. When using ___________ zoom, there is a significant loss of image quality.

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When using digital zoom, there is a significant loss of image quality. This is because digital zoom works by enlarging the pixels in the image, rather than using optical zoom which physically adjusts the lens to zoom in. Enlarging the pixels leads to a loss of detail and clarity in the image, resulting in a lower quality zoomed-in photo.

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30. The resolution of miniDV footage is?

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MiniDV footage has a resolution of 480. This means that the video captured using a miniDV camera or recorded onto a miniDV tape has a resolution of 480 pixels. The resolution refers to the number of pixels in the width and height of the video frame. In this case, the video has a resolution of 480 pixels in both the width and height, resulting in a total of 480p resolution.

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31. The four flaps attached to hte front of lights are called?

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The four flaps attached to the front of lights are called barn doors. Barn doors are used in lighting setups to control the direction and shape of the light beam. They can be adjusted to block or shape the light, allowing for more precise control over the lighting on a subject or scene. The term "barn doors" is derived from their resemblance to the doors found on barns, which can be opened or closed to control the amount of light entering the space.

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32. What file formatting system is used by flash memory, such as SD cards and flash drives?

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Flash memory, such as SD cards and flash drives, use the FAT (File Allocation Table) file formatting system. FAT is a simple and widely supported file system that allows for easy compatibility between different devices and operating systems. It organizes and manages files on the storage device, keeping track of their location and status. FAT is commonly used in removable storage devices due to its simplicity and compatibility with various devices and platforms.

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33. Which of the three HD resolutions is the best?

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1080p is considered the best HD resolution among the three options. The "p" in 1080p stands for progressive scan, which means that each frame is displayed in its entirety, resulting in a smoother and more detailed image. In comparison, 720p and 1080i (the other two options) use interlaced scanning, where each frame is split into two fields and displayed alternately, resulting in a slightly less sharp image. Therefore, 1080p offers the highest resolution and overall better picture quality.

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34. When making adjustments to your shutter speed and aperture, F/11 at 1/60 sec. will give you the same exposure as F/5.6 at _____.

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When making adjustments to the shutter speed and aperture, the correct answer suggests that if the initial settings are F/11 at 1/60 sec., then changing the aperture to F/5.6 will require the shutter speed to be adjusted to 1/250 sec. in order to maintain the same exposure. This is because decreasing the aperture size by one stop (from F/11 to F/5.6) allows more light to enter the camera, which needs to be compensated by increasing the shutter speed by two stops (from 1/60 sec. to 1/250 sec.) to maintain the same overall exposure.

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35. Product photography, in which the photographer controls every aspect of what goes into the photo, is an example of ___________ photography.

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Product photography, in which the photographer controls every aspect of what goes into the photo, is an example of conceptual photography. Conceptual photography involves creating images that convey a specific idea, concept, or message. In product photography, the photographer aims to showcase the product in a visually appealing and informative way, often using various techniques and settings to convey the desired concept or message associated with the product.

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36. When shooting a live event with a crowd, photographers tend to wear all balck so they can _________ in with the crowd and capture more natural photographs of their subjects.

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Photographers wear all black when shooting a live event with a crowd so that they can "blend" in with the crowd. By doing so, they are less likely to draw attention to themselves and can move around more inconspicuously. This allows them to capture more natural and candid photographs of their subjects without disrupting the atmosphere or distracting the crowd. Wearing all black helps them to seamlessly blend into the background and become almost invisible, enabling them to document the event in a more authentic and unobtrusive manner.

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37. A wide angle shot with two actors having a converssation is called?

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A wide angle shot with two actors having a conversation is called a "two shot" because it typically frames both actors in the same shot, allowing the audience to see their interactions and reactions to each other. This shot is commonly used in filmmaking to establish a connection between the characters and emphasize their dialogue and body language.

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38. When making adjustments to your shutter speed and aperture, F/11 at 1/30 sec. will give you the same exposure as F/____ at 1/60sec.

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When making adjustments to your shutter speed and aperture, the exposure is determined by the combination of these two settings. In this case, the given settings of F/11 at 1/30 sec. can be adjusted to achieve the same exposure as F/8 at 1/60 sec. This means that by opening up the aperture to F/8 and doubling the shutter speed to 1/60 sec, the same amount of light will be allowed through the lens, resulting in an equivalent exposure.

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39. In _______ priotity mode, you set the cameras aperture and the camera selects the appropriate shutter speed so you get the correct exposure.

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In aperture priority mode, the photographer manually sets the desired aperture value, which determines the depth of field. The camera then automatically adjusts the shutter speed to ensure a correct exposure. This mode is useful when the photographer wants to control the depth of field while allowing the camera to handle the exposure settings.

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40. What are gels used for?

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Gels are used in lighting to adjust the color temperature of lights and add color to a scene. Color temperature refers to the warmth or coolness of light, and gels can be used to shift the color temperature to match the desired mood or ambiance. Additionally, gels can be used to add creative effects by introducing different colors to the scene, enhancing the visual appeal and storytelling of the production.

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41. The ______________ tool in Photoshop is used to make aareas of an image darker.

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The burn tool in Photoshop is used to darken specific areas of an image. This tool allows the user to selectively darken certain parts of the image, creating a more dramatic effect or emphasizing certain elements. By adjusting the brush size and exposure settings, the burn tool can be used to add depth and contrast to the image, enhancing its overall composition.

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42. When using a lens designed for film, or full frame sensor cameras with an APS-C sized sensor, you must multiply the existing focal length by ____________ to calculate the correct focal length.

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When using a lens designed for film, or full frame sensor cameras with an APS-C sized sensor, the correct focal length needs to be calculated by multiplying the existing focal length by 1.5 or 150%. This is because the APS-C sensor is smaller than a full frame sensor, resulting in a crop factor of 1.5. Multiplying the focal length by 1.5 compensates for this crop factor and gives the equivalent focal length that would be achieved on a full frame camera.

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43. 1000 gb = ?

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The correct answer is 1tb. The question is asking for the equivalent of 1000 gb, and 1tb is equal to 1000 gb. Therefore, 1tb is the correct answer.

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44. The North American standard definition video format is called __________ and runs at 29.97 frames per second.

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The correct answer is NTSC. NTSC is a video format commonly used in North America. It runs at a frame rate of 29.97 frames per second. NTSC stands for National Television System Committee, which developed this standard for analog television broadcasting in the United States. It has a resolution of 720x480 pixels and is compatible with older CRT televisions.

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45. A camera boom is sometimes called a?

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A camera boom is sometimes called a Jimmy Jib.

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46. The form used to keep track of information such as in and out points, scene and take numbers, tape numbers, date, and time is called?

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A log sheet is a form used to record and track various information such as in and out points, scene and take numbers, tape numbers, date, and time. It helps in maintaining a systematic and organized record of the production process, making it easier to locate specific footage or information when needed.

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47. When making adjustments to your shutter speed and aperture, F/8 at 1/125 sec. will give you the same exposure as F/____ at 1/250sec.

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When making adjustments to shutter speed and aperture, changing the aperture from F/8 to F/5.6 will allow more light to enter the camera, compensating for the faster shutter speed of 1/250 sec. This change in aperture will result in the same exposure as F/8 at 1/125 sec.

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48. What is the most basic essential transition used in video editing?

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The most basic essential transition used in video editing is a cut. A cut is a straightforward transition where one shot is instantly replaced by another shot. It is the simplest and most commonly used transition that helps to create a seamless flow between different shots or scenes in a video. By using a cut, the editor can remove unnecessary footage and maintain the pace and continuity of the video.

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49. A 500mm lens is considered a?

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A 500mm lens is considered an extreme telephoto lens because it has a very long focal length. Telephoto lenses are designed to bring distant subjects closer, and a 500mm focal length allows for a significant amount of magnification. This makes it ideal for capturing subjects that are far away, such as wildlife or sports events, where getting physically close to the subject is not possible or desirable.

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50. 1000 kb = ?

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The correct answer is 1mb because 1000 kb is equal to 1mb. The conversion factor from kilobytes to megabytes is 1 kilobyte = 0.001 megabytes. Therefore, 1000 kb is equivalent to 1mb.

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51. Audio distortion is created when the _________ signal is greater than the _________ signal.

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Audio distortion is created when the input signal is greater than the output signal. This means that when the signal being fed into a device or system is too strong or overpowering compared to the signal being produced or sent out, it can result in distortion. This distortion can manifest as unwanted noise, clipping, or other forms of audio degradation. It is important to properly balance and control the input and output levels to prevent audio distortion and maintain a clean and clear sound.

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52. What is the purpose of the Fill Light in a basic three point lighting set up?

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The purpose of the Fill Light in a basic three point lighting set up is to fill in the unappealing shadows created by the key light. The key light is the main light source that provides the primary illumination and creates shadows on the subject. The fill light is positioned on the opposite side of the key light and is used to soften and reduce the intensity of these shadows, creating a more balanced and visually pleasing lighting effect.

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53. The three most common sizes of image sensors are?

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The three most common sizes of image sensors are full frame, four-thirds, and APS-C. Full frame sensors are the largest and offer the highest image quality and low-light performance. Four-thirds sensors are smaller but still offer good image quality and are commonly used in mirrorless cameras. APS-C sensors are smaller than full frame but larger than four-thirds, offering a balance between image quality and portability. These three sizes cater to different needs and preferences of photographers, allowing them to choose the sensor size that best suits their requirements.

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54. In a basic three point lighting set up what are the three lights called?

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In a basic three point lighting set up, the three lights are called the key light, fill light, and back light. The key light is the main light source that provides the primary illumination on the subject. The fill light is used to fill in the shadows created by the key light and provide a more balanced lighting. The back light is positioned behind the subject and adds depth and separation by creating a highlight on the edges of the subject. The term "kicker" is not commonly used to refer to one of the lights in a basic three point lighting set up.

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55. Flash and light meters take readings from two different types of light. The light reaching the subject, or incident light, and the light reflected off the subject, or_____________ light.

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Flash and light meters take readings from two different types of light: incident light and reflected light. Incident light refers to the light that reaches the subject directly, while reflected light refers to the light that bounces off the subject and reaches the meter. Therefore, the correct answer is "reflected."

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56. Red eye is caused by light bouncing back from the ____________ when the ____________ is located too close to the camera's lens.

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Red eye is caused by light bouncing back from the retina when the flash is located too close to the camera's lens. When the flash is too close, the light from it enters the eye directly and reflects off the retina, which is the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye. This reflection creates the red eye effect in photographs.

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57. The daylight white balance setting is for light rated at?

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The daylight white balance setting is for light rated at 5800 degrees Kelvin. This setting is used to adjust the color temperature of the camera to match the color temperature of natural daylight, which is typically around 5800 degrees Kelvin. By using this setting, the camera can capture accurate colors under daylight conditions, resulting in more realistic and natural-looking photographs.

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58. When shooting a play in a dark theater you should use ISO?

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When shooting a play in a dark theater, it is advisable to use a higher ISO setting, such as 800 or higher. This is because a higher ISO allows the camera's sensor to be more sensitive to light, which is crucial in low-light situations. By using a higher ISO, you can capture brighter and more detailed images even in the dimly lit theater.

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59. Most modern digital cameras have either a ___________ or ___________ image sensor.

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Most modern digital cameras have either a CCD or CMOS image sensor. These two types of sensors are commonly used in digital cameras to capture and convert light into digital signals. CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) sensors have been used in cameras for a long time and are known for their high image quality and sensitivity. On the other hand, CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) sensors are newer and offer advantages such as lower power consumption and faster readout speeds. Both CCD and CMOS sensors have their own strengths and weaknesses, and camera manufacturers choose the type of sensor based on the specific requirements of the camera.

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60. What file formating system is used for PC's?

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NTFS (New Technology File System) is the file formatting system used for PC's. It is the default file system for Windows operating systems since Windows NT. NTFS offers several advantages over other file systems, such as support for larger file sizes, improved security features, and better data reliability. It allows for efficient storage and retrieval of data on PC's, making it a widely adopted file system for Windows-based computers.

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61. If your light meter reads F/8 and you're bracketing your exposures for one stop under and one stop over, which apertures would you use?

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When the light meter reads F/8, bracketing one stop under and one stop over means adjusting the aperture to let in less or more light respectively. To achieve one stop under, a smaller aperture is needed, so an aperture of 5.6 would be used. For one stop over, a larger aperture is needed, so apertures of 8 and 11 would be used.

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62. When a camera creates an additional pixel of information for each pixel captured by the image sensor, the camera uses _____________ megapixels.

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When a camera creates an additional pixel of information for each pixel captured by the image sensor, it is using the technique of interpolation. Interpolation is a method used to estimate or fill in missing data points by using the values of surrounding known data points. In the context of a camera, it means that the camera is using algorithms to estimate the color and detail of the additional pixels based on the information from the neighboring pixels. This technique is commonly used to increase the resolution or size of an image, but it does not actually increase the true number of pixels captured by the sensor.

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63. The post-production process of completing a video is: _______________ footage to the hard drive, _________ in points and out points for each clip, _____________ clips and effects, ________________ the final cut of the video, ______________ in the proper format.

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The correct answer is capture, logging, rendering, editing, encoding. This sequence accurately represents the post-production process of completing a video. First, the footage is captured and transferred to the hard drive. Then, logging is done by setting in points and out points for each clip, organizing and categorizing the footage. Next, rendering takes place, where the computer processes and generates the final video. Editing is then performed, involving cutting, rearranging, and adding effects to the clips. Finally, encoding is done to convert the edited video into the proper format for distribution or playback.

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64. RCA cables consist of three seperate lines identified by a different color for each signal. They are?

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RCA cables are commonly used in audio and video systems to transmit signals. In this case, the correct answer is "Yellow = video, White = left channel, Red = right channel." The yellow cable carries the video signal, while the white and red cables carry the left and right audio channels respectively. This color coding system helps to easily identify and connect the correct signals for proper audio and video playback.

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65. Name the four least over used and cheesy looking transitions.

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Cut, fade, dissolve, and wipe are considered the four least overused and cheesy looking transitions in video editing. These transitions are commonly used in film and television to smoothly transition between scenes or shots. The "cut" transition is a simple and abrupt switch from one shot to another, creating a seamless change. The "fade" transition gradually fades out one shot while fading in the next, creating a smooth and subtle transition. The "dissolve" transition overlaps two shots, gradually blending them together. The "wipe" transition is a more creative option, where one shot "wipes" across the screen to reveal the next shot. These transitions are widely used due to their versatility and ability to enhance the visual flow of a video.

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66. What is the purpose of the key light in a basic three point lighting set up?

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The purpose of the key light in a basic three-point lighting setup is to provide the main broad coverage lighting on the scene. The key light is usually the brightest light source and is positioned at a 45-degree angle to the subject, creating shadows and adding depth to the scene. It helps to define the shape and form of the subject and is often placed on the side of the camera. This light source is crucial in setting the overall mood and highlighting the subject in the scene.

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67. What is the purpose of the back light or kicker in a basic three point lighting set up?

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The purpose of the back light or kicker in a basic three point lighting set up is to separate the talent from the background and add depth to a scene. By placing a light behind the subject, it creates a rim of light around their edges, making them stand out from the background and giving the scene a three-dimensional look. This technique helps to create a visually appealing and professional-looking shot.

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68. Flash and light meters take readings from two different types of light. The light reaching the subject, or _____________ light, and the light reflected off the subject, or reflected light.

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Flash and light meters are devices used in photography to measure light. They take readings from two different types of light: the light reaching the subject, known as incident light, and the light reflected off the subject, known as reflected light. The incident light refers to the light falling directly on the subject, without any interference or reflection, and is important for determining the correct exposure settings. By measuring the incident light, photographers can ensure that the subject is properly exposed and capture accurate colors and details.

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69. The ______________ tool in Photoshop is used to make aareas of an image lighter.

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The dodge tool in Photoshop is used to selectively lighten areas of an image. It is commonly used to brighten up shadows or to enhance specific details in a photo. By adjusting the exposure and brightness levels, the dodge tool allows users to lighten specific areas without affecting the overall image. This tool is particularly useful in portrait photography or when working with images that have uneven lighting.

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70. A classroom lights produces what types of light?

Explanation

The correct answer is Fluorescent. Fluorescent lights are commonly used in classrooms due to their energy efficiency and long lifespan. They produce white light by passing an electric current through a tube filled with mercury vapor and a phosphor coating on the inside of the tube. This causes the phosphor to emit visible light, resulting in a bright and even illumination in the classroom.

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71. What is the nickname professionals use for clothes pins?

Explanation

The nickname professionals use for clothes pins is C-47.

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72. A reflector is used for?

Explanation

A reflector is used for redirecting light. When light hits the surface of a reflector, it bounces off in a different direction. This can be useful in various situations such as photography, where reflectors are commonly used to manipulate lighting conditions. By redirecting light, reflectors can help to fill in shadows, enhance the overall lighting, or create specific lighting effects. Reflectors can also be used in other applications, such as in optical systems or in solar energy devices, where they help to maximize the utilization of light.

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73. How should your light be placed when attempting to achieve butterfly lighting?

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The correct answer is to place the light at a 45 degree angle from the subject and point it down at a 45 degree angle. This lighting technique, known as butterfly lighting, creates a flattering and dramatic effect on the subject's face. By positioning the light at a 45 degree angle, it creates a slight shadow under the nose and chin, adding depth to the image. Pointing the light down at a 45 degree angle helps to illuminate the face evenly, while still maintaining some shadowing for a more sculpted look.

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74. Sunsets are typically shot in the ______ position.

Explanation

Sunsets are typically shot in the landscape position because it allows for capturing the full breadth and beauty of the scene. The wide aspect ratio of the landscape position accommodates the expansive horizon, the vibrant colors of the sky, and any surrounding elements such as mountains, trees, or bodies of water. This position provides a more immersive and visually appealing composition, allowing the viewer to experience the full grandeur of the sunset.

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75. Footage captured from a miniDV tape requires ___________ of disc space per second of footage.

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The correct answer is 3.6mb because miniDV tapes have a specific data rate that determines the amount of disc space required per second of footage. In this case, the data rate is 3.6mb, meaning that for every second of footage captured from a miniDV tape, 3.6mb of disc space is needed.

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76. The resolution of a standard VHS tape is?

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77. What are barn doors used for?

Explanation

Barn doors are used to restrict and shape light. They are adjustable flaps attached to the front of a lighting fixture, typically used in photography and film production. By adjusting the position and angle of the barn doors, the amount and direction of light can be controlled, allowing for precise lighting setups and preventing unwanted light spillage. This helps to create a more focused and controlled lighting environment, enhancing the overall aesthetic and composition of the scene.

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78. A close up shot of a single actor delivering his/her half of a conversation is called?

Explanation

The correct answer is a close up or pop shot. In filmmaking, a close up shot refers to a shot where the camera is positioned very close to the subject, emphasizing their facial expressions and details. It allows the audience to focus on the actor delivering their lines and capturing their emotions effectively. A pop shot is another term used to describe a close up shot, highlighting the actor's performance in a conversation or dialogue scene. Both terms essentially refer to the same type of shot in which the actor is the main focus of the frame.

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79. In order to manually set a custom white balance you must?

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To manually set a custom white balance, you need to fill the camera's screen with an all-white subject, such as a white card. This is because the camera needs to measure the color temperature of the light hitting the subject in order to accurately adjust the white balance. By filling the screen with an all-white subject, the camera can measure the color temperature of the light reflected off the subject and use this information to set the appropriate white balance for the scene. Pointing the camera at an extremely bright light source or filling only a portion of the screen with an all-white subject would not provide an accurate measurement of the overall scene's color temperature.

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80. Moving the verticle position of a video camera up or down without tilting the orientation of the lens is called?

Explanation

Moving the vertical position of a video camera up or down without tilting the orientation of the lens is known as pedestal up and pedestal down. This refers to adjusting the height of the camera without changing its angle or tilt. This movement is commonly used in cinematography and broadcasting to capture different perspectives and angles without altering the camera's orientation.

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81. Much of Final Cut's functinoality is derived from?

Explanation

Final Cut's functionality is derived from QuickTime. QuickTime is a multimedia framework developed by Apple that provides the necessary tools and features for handling various media formats. Final Cut, being a professional video editing software, relies on QuickTime to support and process different video and audio formats, as well as provide essential functionalities like playback, encoding, and decoding. QuickTime's integration with Final Cut allows users to work with a wide range of media files and ensures smooth and efficient editing workflows.

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82. Deliberately shifting in and out of focus is called?

Explanation

Rack focus refers to the intentional act of shifting the focus of a camera lens from one subject to another during a shot. This technique is commonly used in filmmaking to draw the viewer's attention to a specific element within the frame. By deliberately adjusting the focus, the filmmaker can create a visual effect that directs the audience's gaze and enhances the storytelling.

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83. Name one of the most common sources of continuity errors in video.

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Continuity errors in video occur when there are inconsistencies or discrepancies in the visual elements between different shots or scenes. One of the most common sources of these errors is clothing, as costumes or outfits may change or appear differently in consecutive shots. Clocks can also cause continuity errors if their time or position varies between shots. Similarly, food and drinks can create inconsistencies if they are shown at different levels or positions in different scenes.

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84. Which transition should you use to imply the passage of time from one scene to the next?

Explanation

Fade to black is a common transition used in film and television to indicate the passage of time from one scene to the next. By gradually fading the screen to black, it creates a visual break and allows the audience to understand that time has passed. This transition is often used when there is a significant time lapse or when the story is moving forward in time. It helps to maintain the flow of the narrative and avoid abrupt jumps in time.

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85. The indoor white balance setting is for light rated at?

Explanation

The indoor white balance setting is for light rated at 3200 degrees Kelvin. This setting is used to adjust the color temperature of the camera to match the warm artificial lighting commonly found indoors. By setting the white balance to 3200 degrees Kelvin, the camera ensures that white objects appear white in the captured image, rather than being tinted with a color cast caused by the warm light.

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86. The most desirable size for an image sensor is?

Explanation

The most desirable size for an image sensor is full frame because it offers the largest sensor size available in digital cameras. A full-frame sensor provides better image quality, low-light performance, and dynamic range compared to smaller sensor sizes. It also allows for a shallower depth of field and better control over the composition of the image. Additionally, full-frame sensors are commonly used in professional photography and offer compatibility with a wide range of lenses.

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87. The transition that blends one clip into the following clip is called?

Explanation

The transition that blends one clip into the following clip is called a cross fade or cross dissolve. This transition gradually fades out the first clip while simultaneously fading in the second clip, creating a smooth and seamless transition between the two. It is commonly used in video editing to transition between scenes or shots without any abrupt changes, providing a visually pleasing and professional result.

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88. Setting your camera to ISO 200 will result in?

Explanation

Setting your camera to ISO 200 will result in fine pixelization. ISO refers to the sensitivity of the camera's image sensor to light. Higher ISO values result in more sensitivity to light, which can lead to increased noise or pixelization in the image. ISO 200 is a relatively low ISO setting, so it will produce a finer pixelization compared to higher ISO settings.

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89. The resolution of photographs on line is _______________?

Explanation

The resolution of photographs online is commonly measured in dpi (dots per inch), and 72 dpi is a standard resolution for images displayed on electronic screens. This resolution is suitable for viewing images on websites and digital devices because it balances image quality with file size. Higher resolutions are typically unnecessary for online viewing as they would result in larger file sizes and slower loading times. Therefore, 72 dpi is a commonly used resolution for online photographs.

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90. A 24mm lens is considered a?

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A 24mm lens is considered a wide angle lens because it has a focal length that is shorter than the diagonal measurement of the camera's image sensor. Wide angle lenses are known for their ability to capture a wider field of view, making them suitable for landscape photography and capturing large scenes.

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91. List the five most common pieces of equipment we use in the studio.

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The correct answer is Strobes, wireless trigger, backdrop, flash meter, umbrella. This answer includes the five most common pieces of equipment used in the studio, which are strobes (lighting equipment), wireless trigger (to remotely trigger the strobes), backdrop (background for the photoshoot), flash meter (to measure the intensity of the light), and umbrella (used to diffuse and soften the light).

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92. A _________________ cable will produce a higher quality sound than a ______________ cable under most circumstances.

Explanation

A low-z cable and a high-z cable are both types of cables used for audio connections. However, a low-z cable is designed to have a lower impedance (electrical resistance) compared to a high-z cable. Lower impedance allows for better signal transfer and less interference, resulting in higher quality sound. Therefore, a low-z cable will generally produce a higher quality sound than a high-z cable in most circumstances.

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93. Setting your camera to ISO 400 will result in?

Explanation

Setting your camera to ISO 400 will result in medium pixelization. ISO refers to the sensitivity of your camera's image sensor. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the sensor becomes to light. However, increasing the ISO also increases the amount of digital noise or pixelization in the image. ISO 400 is considered a moderate level of sensitivity, resulting in a moderate level of pixelization. It strikes a balance between capturing enough light in low-light situations and maintaining a reasonable level of image quality.

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94. A digital cmaera stores an exposure onto a ________________.

Explanation

A digital camera stores an exposure onto a media card. The media card is a storage device that allows the camera to capture and save digital images. It acts as the memory for the camera, similar to how a film roll would store images in a traditional film camera. The digital information of the exposure is written onto the media card, which can then be removed from the camera and transferred to a computer or other device for viewing or editing the images.

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95. A tight shot of the back or side of one actors head, and the face of a second actor having a conversation is called?

Explanation

An over the shoulder shot is a type of shot in filmmaking where the camera is positioned behind one actor's shoulder, capturing the back or side of their head, while also including the face of the second actor with whom they are having a conversation. This shot is commonly used to establish a sense of perspective and intimacy between the characters, allowing the audience to feel like they are a part of the conversation.

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96. A single long shot that follows two or more actors walking and talking is called?

Explanation

The correct answer is "A one take shot or a walk and talk." This term refers to a single long shot that captures two or more actors walking and talking without any cuts or edits. It is called a "one take" because the entire scene is filmed in a single continuous shot, maintaining the flow and realism of the conversation. This technique is often used to create a sense of naturalness and intimacy between the characters, as it allows the audience to feel like they are eavesdropping on a real conversation.

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97. Setting your camera to ISO 100 will result in?

Explanation

Setting your camera to ISO 100 will result in super fine pixelization. ISO refers to the sensitivity of the camera's image sensor to light. A lower ISO value, such as ISO 100, means that the sensor is less sensitive to light, resulting in less noise and finer details in the image. Therefore, setting the camera to ISO 100 will produce images with super fine pixelization, where the individual pixels are more defined and less grainy.

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98. A snoot(or spot) is used for?

Explanation

A snoot, or spot, is used for narrow coverage lighting. This means that it is designed to focus the light in a specific direction or area, providing a concentrated and focused beam of light. This can be useful in various situations, such as highlighting a particular subject or creating dramatic lighting effects. By narrowing the coverage of the light, a snoot allows for more control and precision in lighting setups.

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99. What is the ideal volume level for video?

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The ideal volume level for video is -12 db. This level is considered optimal because it provides a balanced audio experience for viewers. It ensures that the audio is neither too loud nor too soft, allowing viewers to comfortably listen to the video without any distortion or discomfort. Additionally, -12 db is a commonly used standard in the industry, making it a reliable choice for maintaining consistency across different video platforms and devices.

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100. 1000 mb = ?

Explanation

The answer is 1gb because the question asks for the equivalent of 1000 mb. Since 1gb is equal to 1000 mb, it is the correct answer.

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101. What file formatting system is used by Mac's?

Explanation

Mac's file system uses UFS+ or MacOS Extended.

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102. A street light produces what types of light?

Explanation

A street light produces mercury vapor light. Mercury vapor lamps produce light by passing an electric current through vaporized mercury. These lamps emit a bluish-white light and are commonly used for outdoor lighting purposes, such as street lighting. Incandescent and fluorescent lights are not typically used for street lighting.

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103. Your main wide angle shot of a scene is called?

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The main wide angle shot of a scene is called a master shot. This shot typically establishes the overall setting and provides a comprehensive view of the scene. It is often used as a reference for other shots and helps to orient the audience by showing the spatial relationships between characters and objects in the scene. The master shot is an essential component in film and television production as it sets the foundation for subsequent shots and allows for seamless editing.

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104. An umbrella(or flood) is used for?

Explanation

An umbrella or flood is used for broad coverage lighting because it helps to spread the light evenly over a large area. This type of lighting is commonly used in photography or videography to create a soft and diffused light that minimizes shadows and highlights details. Umbrellas and floods are often used in studio setups or outdoor shoots where a wide area needs to be illuminated.

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105. A 80mm lens is considered a?

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An 80mm lens is considered a portrait lens because it falls within the typical focal length range used for portrait photography. Portrait lenses are known for their ability to capture subjects with a natural perspective and minimal distortion. They provide a flattering compression effect and allow photographers to isolate their subjects from the background. While wide-angle lenses have shorter focal lengths and capture a wider field of view, and telephoto lenses have longer focal lengths and bring distant subjects closer, an 80mm lens is commonly used for capturing portraits.

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106. A 135mm lens is considered a?

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A 135mm lens is considered a medium telephoto lens. Telephoto lenses have a longer focal length, allowing them to capture subjects that are far away. A 135mm lens falls within the range of medium telephoto lenses, providing a good balance between magnification and portability. It is commonly used for portrait photography, as it allows the photographer to get closer to the subject without causing distortion. Additionally, the 135mm focal length provides a narrow field of view, making it suitable for isolating subjects and creating a shallow depth of field.

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107. Moving the video camera closer to or furhter away from the subject is called?

Explanation

Dolly in or dolly out refers to the act of moving the video camera closer to or further away from the subject. This technique is commonly used in filmmaking to change the perspective and create a sense of depth in the shot. By physically moving the camera on a dolly, the cinematographer can smoothly transition between different distances from the subject, enhancing the visual storytelling and capturing the desired effect.

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108. Lighting with an umbrella achieves _____________ lighting.

Explanation

Using an umbrella for lighting helps to create a broad lighting effect. The umbrella diffuses and spreads the light, resulting in a soft and even illumination that covers a larger area. This type of lighting is ideal for portrait photography or when a more flattering and less harsh light is desired. The umbrella acts as a modifier, widening the light source and reducing shadows, resulting in a broad and gentle lighting effect.

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109. A 70-210mm lens is considered a?

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A 70-210mm lens is considered a zoom lens because it has a variable focal length range that allows the photographer to zoom in and out, adjusting the magnification of the subject. This lens provides flexibility and versatility, making it suitable for various photography genres such as wildlife, sports, and landscapes.

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110. A soft box is used for?

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A soft box is used for diffused soft lighting. It helps to create a gentle and even light by diffusing the harshness and shadows that direct light can create. This type of lighting is commonly used in photography and videography to achieve a flattering and natural look, as it provides a soft and flattering illumination that enhances the subject's features and reduces the appearance of imperfections.

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111. When shooting a wedding using an external flash you should use ISO?

Explanation

When shooting a wedding using an external flash, it is recommended to use ISO 200. ISO determines the sensitivity of the camera's image sensor to light. ISO 200 is a good choice because it strikes a balance between capturing enough light and minimizing noise in the image. It allows for a moderate amount of sensitivity to light, which is ideal for capturing well-exposed wedding photos with the help of an external flash.

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112. When shooting a model with a strobe you should use ISO?

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When shooting a model with a strobe, it is recommended to use a lower ISO setting, such as 100. This is because a strobe provides a powerful burst of light, which can effectively illuminate the subject even in low light conditions. Using a lower ISO helps to minimize digital noise and maintain image quality, as the strobe's light is already providing sufficient illumination. Higher ISO settings may result in grainy or noisy images, which can detract from the overall quality of the photograph.

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113. 1000 pb = ?

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The correct answer is 1mb because the question is asking for the equivalent of 1000 pb, and the options provided are 1mb, 1gb, and 1eb. Since 1pb is equal to 1000 tb and 1tb is equal to 1000 gb, it can be inferred that 1000 pb is equal to 1eb. Therefore, the only option that is smaller than 1eb is 1mb.

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114. 1000 tb = ?

Explanation

The given answer is incorrect. 1000 tb is equal to 1 pb, not 1mb.

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115. A 50mm lens is considered a?

Explanation

A 50mm lens is considered a 'normal' lens because it closely replicates the field of view that the human eye sees. It is neither a wide-angle lens nor a telephoto lens. This focal length is often preferred for everyday photography as it provides a natural perspective and is versatile for various types of photography, such as landscapes, street photography, and portraits.

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116. A 60mm lens is considered a?

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A 60mm lens is considered a macro lens because it has a focal length that allows for close-up photography. Macro lenses are specifically designed to capture small subjects in great detail, such as insects, flowers, or other tiny objects. They have a high magnification capability and a short minimum focusing distance, which allows photographers to get up close and capture intricate details that may not be visible to the naked eye.

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117. A kicker is used for?

Explanation

A kicker is used for providing a narrow coverage light. This type of lighting is typically used to highlight or accent specific subjects or areas in a scene. It creates a focused beam of light that adds depth and dimension to the overall lighting setup. Kicker lights are commonly used in photography and film production to create separation between subjects and the background, adding a sense of depth and visual interest to the final image or footage.

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118. When shooting a model on a beach you should use ISO?

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When shooting a model on a beach, it is recommended to use a low ISO setting such as 50. This is because shooting in bright outdoor conditions like a beach usually provides ample natural light. A low ISO helps to reduce the amount of noise in the image and maintain better image quality. Additionally, using a low ISO allows for a slower shutter speed, which can be useful for capturing motion blur or creating a sense of movement in the photograph.

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119. The minimum screen resolution for running Final Cut pro is?

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The minimum screen resolution required for running Final Cut Pro is 1024x768. This means that in order to use the software effectively, the screen resolution of the device should be at least 1024 pixels in width and 768 pixels in height. Having a lower resolution may result in a poor user experience and may not display all the features and functions of the software properly.

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120. When shooting indoors with daylight you should use ISO?

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When shooting indoors with daylight, using an ISO of 400 is recommended. ISO refers to the sensitivity of the camera's image sensor to light. In daylight conditions, there is usually enough light available, so a lower ISO like 100 may be too sensitive and result in overexposed images. On the other hand, using a higher ISO like 800 or above may introduce more noise or graininess to the photos. Therefore, an ISO of 400 strikes a balance between capturing enough light and maintaining good image quality in indoor daylight conditions.

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121. Setting your camera to ISO 400 will result in?

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Setting your camera to ISO 400 will result in coarse pixelization. ISO determines the sensitivity of the camera's image sensor to light. Higher ISO settings like ISO 400 allow the camera to capture more light, which can be useful in low-light conditions. However, increasing the ISO also increases the amount of digital noise in the image, resulting in a loss of image quality and coarse pixelization.

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The European standard definition video format is called _____ and runs...
Low-Z and High-Z refer to the _______________ of an audio cable.
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Labeling, organizing, and markign in and out points of clips during...
When shooting with butterfly lighting, the catch light in the models...
A good critique of someones work should strike a balance of...
Colored transparent sheets of plastic attached to lights to change...
LCD stands for ________.
Connecting a miniDV camcorder to a computer for capturing footage...
The capacity of a compact disc is _______________?
External flashes, wireless triggers, and PC adaptors are mounted to a...
__________________ is the aesthetic quality of the blur in out of...
Gels are attached to lights using a?
Shooting models is usually done in the______________ position.
SLR stands for ______.
What are the three resolutions associated with High Definition video?
A table lamp produces what types of light?
Butterfly lighting achieves ______________ results.
A thicker audio cable has _________ resistance than a thinner one and...
What is the definition of white balance?
WHen shooting video with two cameras, your main camera shoots...
What are the six most basic shots that make up the majority of film...
The capacity of a DVD is _____?
In _______ priority mode, you set the shutter speed adn the camera...
When using ___________ zoom, there is a significant loss of image...
The resolution of miniDV footage is?
The four flaps attached to hte front of lights are called?
What file formatting system is used by flash memory, such as SD cards...
Which of the three HD resolutions is the best?
When making adjustments to your shutter speed and aperture, F/11 at...
Product photography, in which the photographer controls every aspect...
When shooting a live event with a crowd, photographers tend to wear...
A wide angle shot with two actors having a converssation is called?
When making adjustments to your shutter speed and aperture, F/11 at...
In _______ priotity mode, you set the cameras aperture and the camera...
What are gels used for?
The ______________ tool in Photoshop is used to make aareas of an...
When using a lens designed for film, or full frame sensor cameras with...
1000 gb = ?
The North American standard definition video format is called...
A camera boom is sometimes called a?
The form used to keep track of information such as in and out points,...
When making adjustments to your shutter speed and aperture, F/8 at...
What is the most basic essential transition used in video editing?
A 500mm lens is considered a?
1000 kb = ?
Audio distortion is created when the _________ signal is greater than...
What is the purpose of the Fill Light in a basic three point lighting...
The three most common sizes of image sensors are?
In a basic three point lighting set up what are the three lights...
Flash and light meters take readings from two different types of...
Red eye is caused by light bouncing back from the ____________ when...
The daylight white balance setting is for light rated at?
When shooting a play in a dark theater you should use ISO?
Most modern digital cameras have either a ___________ or ___________...
What file formating system is used for PC's?
If your light meter reads F/8 and you're bracketing your exposures...
When a camera creates an additional pixel of information for each...
The post-production process of completing a video is: _______________...
RCA cables consist of three seperate lines identified by a different...
Name the four least over used and cheesy looking transitions.
What is the purpose of the key light in a basic three point lighting...
What is the purpose of the back light or kicker in a basic three point...
Flash and light meters take readings from two different types of...
The ______________ tool in Photoshop is used to make aareas of an...
A classroom lights produces what types of light?
What is the nickname professionals use for clothes pins?
A reflector is used for?
How should your light be placed when attempting to achieve butterfly...
Sunsets are typically shot in the ______ position.
Footage captured from a miniDV tape requires ___________ of disc space...
The resolution of a standard VHS tape is?
What are barn doors used for?
A close up shot of a single actor delivering his/her half of a...
In order to manually set a custom white balance you must?
Moving the verticle position of a video camera up or down without...
Much of Final Cut's functinoality is derived from?
Deliberately shifting in and out of focus is called?
Name one of the most common sources of continuity errors in video.
Which transition should you use to imply the passage of time from one...
The indoor white balance setting is for light rated at?
The most desirable size for an image sensor is?
The transition that blends one clip into the following clip is called?
Setting your camera to ISO 200 will result in?
The resolution of photographs on line is _______________?
A 24mm lens is considered a?
List the five most common pieces of equipment we use in the studio.
A _________________ cable will produce a higher quality sound than a...
Setting your camera to ISO 400 will result in?
A digital cmaera stores an exposure onto a ________________.
A tight shot of the back or side of one actors head, and the face of a...
A single long shot that follows two or more actors walking and talking...
Setting your camera to ISO 100 will result in?
A snoot(or spot) is used for?
What is the ideal volume level for video?
1000 mb = ?
What file formatting system is used by Mac's?
A street light produces what types of light?
Your main wide angle shot of a scene is called?
An umbrella(or flood) is used for?
A 80mm lens is considered a?
A 135mm lens is considered a?
Moving the video camera closer to or furhter away from the subject is...
Lighting with an umbrella achieves _____________ lighting.
A 70-210mm lens is considered a?
A soft box is used for?
When shooting a wedding using an external flash you should use ISO?
When shooting a model with a strobe you should use ISO?
1000 pb = ?
1000 tb = ?
A 50mm lens is considered a?
A 60mm lens is considered a?
A kicker is used for?
When shooting a model on a beach you should use ISO?
The minimum screen resolution for running Final Cut pro is?
When shooting indoors with daylight you should use ISO?
Setting your camera to ISO 400 will result in?
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