Photography Quiz-end Of The Year
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The shutter speed controls the amount of light the camera allows through the lens.
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True
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False
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The 'Photography Quiz-End of the Year' assesses understanding of camera operations, particularly shutter speed. It covers basics from shutter speed effects on exposure to camera modes for controlling it, enhancing skills for both beginners and seasoned photographers.
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The following shutter speeds freeze fast moving action:
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1/60
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1/250
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1/1000
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1 sec
Correct Answer(s)
A. 1/250
A. 1/1000Explanation
The shutter speed determines how long the camera's shutter remains open to capture an image. A faster shutter speed, such as 1/250 or 1/1000, means that the shutter is open for a very short period of time. This is ideal for freezing fast-moving action because it captures the subject in a split second, preventing any motion blur. A slower shutter speed, like 1/60 or 1 second, allows more time for the subject to move during the exposure, resulting in potential blur. Therefore, 1/250 and 1/1000 are the correct answers as they are fast enough to freeze fast-moving action.Rate this question:
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Which camera modes would you use for a point and shoot or SLR camera for shutter speed priority: (check all that apply)
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TV mode
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Action mode
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Sports mode
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Portrait mode
Correct Answer(s)
A. TV mode
A. Action mode
A. Sports modeExplanation
The correct answer is TV mode, action mode, and sports mode. These camera modes allow the user to prioritize the shutter speed while the camera automatically adjusts the aperture and ISO settings. TV mode stands for "Time Value" mode and is commonly found in DSLR cameras, allowing the user to manually set the desired shutter speed. Action mode and sports mode are designed to capture fast-moving subjects by using faster shutter speeds to freeze the action. Portrait mode, on the other hand, prioritizes a wider aperture to create a shallow depth of field and blur the background, making it less suitable for shutter speed priority.Rate this question:
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A shutter speed of 1/500 allows light to pass through the lens longer than a middle speed of 1/125
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
A shutter speed of 1/500 allows light to pass through the lens for a shorter duration compared to a middle speed of 1/125. The higher the denominator of the shutter speed, the faster the shutter opens and closes, allowing less time for light to enter the camera. Therefore, a shutter speed of 1/500 would allow less light to pass through the lens compared to 1/125, making the statement false.Rate this question:
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A shutter speed of 1/25 allows light to pass through the lens longer than a middle speed of 1/125.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
A shutter speed of 1/25 allows the camera's shutter to stay open for a longer duration compared to a middle speed of 1/125. This means that more light is able to pass through the lens and reach the camera's sensor, resulting in a brighter image. Therefore, the statement is true.Rate this question:
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The horizon line is:
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Any straight line in a photograph
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A line where the visible land meets the sky
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A diagonal line that appears when your landscape is crooked
Correct Answer
A. A line where the visible land meets the skyExplanation
The horizon line refers to the line where the visible land meets the sky. It is the point where the two elements blend together and create a clear separation between the earth and the sky. This line is often used as a reference point in photography and art to create balance and perspective in a composition.Rate this question:
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With panning the following happens (check all that apply):
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Your moving subject is in focus while the background is out of focus
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You physically move your hand along with the moving subject as you take the picture
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Only works when the subject is moving from left to right/right to left
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Your camera needs to be set to a slow shutter speed
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None of the above
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Only b and d
Correct Answer(s)
A. Your moving subject is in focus while the background is out of focus
A. You physically move your hand along with the moving subject as you take the picture
A. Only works when the subject is moving from left to right/right to left
A. Your camera needs to be set to a slow shutter speedExplanation
Panning is a technique used in photography where the photographer follows a moving subject with their camera, keeping it in focus while blurring the background. This is achieved by physically moving the camera along with the subject as the picture is taken. Panning works best when the subject is moving horizontally from left to right or right to left. To capture the motion effectively, the camera needs to be set to a slow shutter speed. Therefore, the correct answers are: your moving subject is in focus while the background is out of focus, you physically move your hand along with the moving subject as you take the picture, only works when the subject is moving from left to right/right to left, and your camera needs to be set to a slow shutter speed.Rate this question:
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Representational Landscapes are:
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Straight forward. A photo of what the scene looks like in real life.
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Made to give the impression that the landscape is surreal and altered
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Photos in which the sky is not included in the photo
Correct Answer
A. Straight forward. A photo of what the scene looks like in real life.Explanation
Representational landscapes are straight forward and depict a photo of what the scene looks like in real life. This means that the image accurately represents the actual appearance of the landscape without any alterations or surreal elements. It aims to capture the true essence and visual details of the scene, providing a realistic depiction of the environment.Rate this question:
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Macro Photography is:
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Any extreme close-up of anything
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An extreme close-up of an object less than 1 inch in size
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An extreme close-up taken in an abstract way so you can't recongize the object
Correct Answer
A. An extreme close-up of an object less than 1 inch in sizeExplanation
Macro photography refers to the technique of capturing extreme close-up images of small objects. It involves magnifying the subject to a size that is larger than life, revealing intricate details that are not visible to the naked eye. The correct answer states that macro photography is an extreme close-up of an object less than 1 inch in size, which accurately describes the concept of macro photography.Rate this question:
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This photo shows an example of using a:
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Fast shutter speed
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Slow shutter speed
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Low aperture number
Correct Answer
A. Slow shutter speedExplanation
The correct answer is slow shutter speed. This can be inferred from the photo because it appears to have captured motion blur, indicating that the shutter was open for a longer duration of time. A slow shutter speed is typically used to capture subjects in motion, creating a sense of movement and fluidity in the image.Rate this question:
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The following photo is an example of panning:
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The given photo is not an example of panning. Panning is a photography technique where the camera follows a moving subject while keeping it in focus, resulting in a sharp subject and a blurred background. However, in the given photo, there is no evidence of the camera following a moving subject or any motion blur, indicating that it is not an example of panning.Rate this question:
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The following photograph is an example of :
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Panning
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Fast shutter speed
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Showing motion blur
Correct Answer
A. PanningExplanation
The given photograph is an example of panning. Panning is a technique where the camera follows a moving subject while keeping it in focus, resulting in a sharp subject against a blurred background. In this photograph, the subject is in sharp focus while the background appears blurred, indicating that the camera was moved along with the subject to capture the sense of motion.Rate this question:
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What is the subject in Landscape photos?
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The horizon line
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The scenery
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Barns, animals, or people
Correct Answer
A. The sceneryExplanation
The subject in landscape photos refers to what the photo is primarily focused on or capturing. In this case, the correct answer is "the scenery". This means that the main subject of the landscape photo is the natural surroundings, such as mountains, forests, or bodies of water. The scenery is what draws the viewer's attention and is the primary element being depicted in the photograph.Rate this question:
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___________________________ photography is a type of photography in which a close-up of an object/ subject is photographed in way that emphasizes the lines, forms, shapes, patterns, and textures and does not have a clear meaning or subject to the viewer.
Correct Answer
abstract
AbstractExplanation
Abstract photography is a type of photography that focuses on capturing close-up shots of objects or subjects in a way that highlights their lines, forms, shapes, patterns, and textures. Unlike traditional photography, abstract photography does not have a clear meaning or subject that is easily recognizable to the viewer. Instead, it aims to evoke emotions and stimulate the viewer's imagination by presenting images that are open to interpretation.Rate this question:
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The following is NOT an example of what? (check all that apply)
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Fast shutter speed
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Slow shutter speed
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Panning
Correct Answer(s)
A. Fast shutter speed
A. PanningExplanation
This question is asking for examples of what is NOT included in a certain category. The correct answers, "fast shutter speed" and "panning," are not examples of the category being asked for. Therefore, these options do not fall under the category of what the question is asking for.Rate this question:
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The following is NOT an example of what type of landscape? (check all that apply)
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Representational landscape
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Abstract Landscape
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Impressionistic landscape
Correct Answer(s)
A. Representational landscape
A. Abstract LandscapeExplanation
The given correct answer suggests that the landscape mentioned is neither representational nor abstract. This means that it does not depict recognizable objects or scenes in a realistic manner (representational), nor does it emphasize the use of shapes, colors, and forms to create a non-representational or non-objective composition (abstract). Therefore, the landscape in question does not fall under either of these categories.Rate this question:
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The following is true of the photograph below: (check all that apply)
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It is a representational landscape
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The horizon line is placed in the correct area
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The subjects in the photo are placed in the rule of thirds
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None of the above
Correct Answer(s)
A. It is a representational landscape
A. The horizon line is placed in the correct area
A. The subjects in the photo are placed in the rule of thirdsExplanation
The photograph is a representational landscape because it depicts a real-life scene. The horizon line is placed in the correct area, which is typically at eye level and separates the sky from the land or water. The subjects in the photo are placed in the rule of thirds, which is a composition technique that divides the image into nine equal parts using two horizontal and two vertical lines. This helps create balance and visual interest in the photograph.Rate this question:
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The following is an example of slow shutter speed:
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
This statement is false because a slow shutter speed refers to a longer exposure time, which allows more light to enter the camera sensor and captures motion blur. The example given does not provide any specific information or context about the shutter speed, so we cannot determine if it is slow or not.Rate this question:
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Shutter Speed is measured in: (check all that apply)
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Fractions of seconds
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It is not measured
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Minutes
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Seconds
Correct Answer(s)
A. Fractions of seconds
A. SecondsExplanation
Shutter Speed is a measurement of the length of time that the camera's shutter remains open, allowing light to enter and expose the image sensor. It is typically measured in fractions of a second, such as 1/1000 or 1/30, to capture fast or slow-moving subjects respectively. However, it can also be measured in whole seconds, such as 1 or 30 seconds, for long exposure photography. Therefore, the correct answers are "fractions of seconds" and "seconds".Rate this question:
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The following is NOT true of an abstract photograph: (check all that apply)
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It should not have a shallow depth of field
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The subject should be obvious to the viewer
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The photo should emphasize the compositional elements such as lines, textures, shapes, patterns
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There should not be hard lighting, such as lines between shadows and highlights
Correct Answer
A. The subject should be obvious to the viewerExplanation
An abstract photograph is characterized by its non-representational nature, which means that the subject should not be obvious to the viewer. Instead, the focus is on the compositional elements such as lines, textures, shapes, and patterns. The photograph may also have a shallow depth of field, allowing for a blurred or out-of-focus background. Additionally, hard lighting, such as lines between shadows and highlights, can be used to create interesting contrasts and shapes in the image.Rate this question:
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Impressionistic landscapes should contain the following characteristics: (check all that apply)
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Have a shallow depth of field
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Should capture a part or piece of the larger landscape
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Should not fill the frame with the object/subject
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Should give the viewer the impression that the only element that exists in that landscape is what has been photographed
Correct Answer(s)
A. Have a shallow depth of field
A. Should capture a part or piece of the larger landscape
A. Should give the viewer the impression that the only element that exists in that landscape is what has been photographedExplanation
Impressionistic landscapes should have a shallow depth of field to create a sense of blur and softness, capturing a part or piece of the larger landscape to convey a specific mood or feeling, and giving the viewer the impression that the only element that exists in that landscape is what has been photographed, emphasizing a sense of isolation or focus on a particular subject.Rate this question:
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The following is not a good example of macro photography:
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement "The following is not a good example of macro photography" is false. This means that the given example is indeed a good example of macro photography.Rate this question:
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The following photograph is an example of what type of photography?
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Macro
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Still life
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Abstract
Correct Answer
A. AbstractExplanation
This photograph is an example of abstract photography because it does not represent any recognizable object or subject in a realistic manner. Instead, it focuses on shapes, colors, patterns, and textures to create a visually appealing and unique image. The photograph may have been taken from an unusual angle or with unconventional techniques to create an abstract interpretation of the subject matter.Rate this question:
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The following is a good example of an abstract photograph:
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
An abstract photograph is a type of photograph that does not represent the subject matter in a literal or realistic way. It often focuses on shapes, colors, patterns, and textures, rather than specific objects or scenes. Since the statement says that the given example is a good example of an abstract photograph, it implies that the example meets the criteria of being non-literal and focusing on abstract elements. Therefore, the answer is true.Rate this question:
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Architectural photography is define as:
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Photos that emphasize the lines and shapes of sign posts, flag poles, telephone poles and other unsightly objects
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Photos of interiors and exteriors of structures and buildings which emphasize lines, patterns, shapes, forms, textures of the structure
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Photos that have no true meaning or subject
Correct Answer
A. Photos of interiors and exteriors of structures and buildings which emphasize lines, patterns, shapes, forms, textures of the structureExplanation
Architectural photography focuses on capturing the aesthetics and design elements of buildings and structures. It emphasizes the lines, patterns, shapes, forms, and textures of the architecture, both in the interior and exterior. This type of photography aims to showcase the artistic and visual aspects of the structures, highlighting their unique features and characteristics.Rate this question:
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Abstract and Architectural photography generally have the following in common: (check all that apply)
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Both emphasize lines, shapes, forms, patterns, textures
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Both generally focus on a part or piece of a whole
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Both have no true meaning or subject
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Both generally do not use a shallow depth of field
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Both should contain even lighting and everything within the frame should be in focus
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Only c
Correct Answer(s)
A. Both emphasize lines, shapes, forms, patterns, textures
A. Both generally focus on a part or piece of a whole
A. Both generally do not use a shallow depth of field
A. Both should contain even lighting and everything within the frame should be in focusExplanation
Abstract and architectural photography both emphasize lines, shapes, forms, patterns, and textures, as they often capture the intricate details and unique designs of buildings and structures. They also generally focus on a part or piece of a whole, highlighting specific elements or perspectives. Additionally, both genres typically do not use a shallow depth of field, allowing for more clarity and detail throughout the image. Furthermore, both types of photography should have even lighting and ensure that everything within the frame is in focus, creating a balanced and visually appealing composition.Rate this question:
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The following is not a good example of architectural photography:
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Architectural photography aims to capture the beauty and essence of buildings and structures. It involves careful composition, attention to detail, and showcasing the architectural elements. However, the given question does not provide any example or description of architectural photography. Therefore, it is not possible to determine whether it is a good or bad example.Rate this question:
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The following photo is an example of:
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Landscape
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Cityscape
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Candid
Correct Answer
A. CityscapeExplanation
The given photo is an example of a cityscape. A cityscape refers to a photograph that captures the overall view or skyline of a city. In this photo, the focus is on the urban environment, showcasing buildings, streets, and other elements of a city. The absence of natural landscapes or candid moments suggests that it is not a landscape or candid photo.Rate this question:
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The following photos have what in common?
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Both are landscapes
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Both are cityscapes (remember this has its own distinction from landscapes)
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Both are using slow shutter speeds
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Both b and c
Correct Answer
A. Both b and cExplanation
The correct answer is "both b and c". This means that both photos have the commonality of being cityscapes and using slow shutter speeds. This implies that both images depict urban environments and were taken with longer exposure times, resulting in motion blur or light trails.Rate this question:
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What do the following photos have in common?
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Both emphasize the lines, shapes, forms, and patterns
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Both are focusing on a piece or part of the whole structure
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Both are using different angles
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
All of the given options describe similarities between the two photos. Both photos emphasize the lines, shapes, forms, and patterns, as well as focus on a piece or part of the whole structure. Additionally, both photos use different angles. Therefore, the correct answer is "all of the above."Rate this question:
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Some famous landscape photographers are:
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John clement
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Timothy O' Sullivan
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Chase Jarvis
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Edward Weston
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Both a and b
Correct Answer
A. Both a and bExplanation
The correct answer is both a and b because both John Clement and Timothy O'Sullivan are famous landscape photographers. Chase Jarvis and Edward Weston are also famous photographers, but they are not specifically known for their landscape photography. Therefore, the correct answer includes both John Clement and Timothy O'Sullivan.Rate this question:
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The following type of equipment could be used by macro photographers: (check all that apply)
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Extension tubes
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Macro lens
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Reflector
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Wide angle lens
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Only b
Correct Answer(s)
A. Extension tubes
A. Macro lens
A. ReflectorExplanation
Macro photography involves capturing close-up images of small subjects, often magnifying them to life-size or larger. To achieve this, macro photographers require specialized equipment. Extension tubes are hollow tubes that fit between the camera body and lens, allowing for closer focusing distances. A macro lens is specifically designed for close-up photography, offering high magnification and sharpness. Reflectors help control lighting by bouncing or diffusing light onto the subject. Wide-angle lenses, however, are not typically used for macro photography as they have a wider field of view and cannot achieve the high magnification required. Thus, the correct answer includes extension tubes, macro lens, and reflector.Rate this question:
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