Television Production Chapter 5

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The adjustment of the color circuits in the camera to produce a while color in lighting of various color temperature.
- Hue
- Resolution
- Contrast Ratio
- White Balance
- Pixel

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This quiz will assess the knowledge of the terminology for chapter five from the Television Production Handbook.

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One of the three basic color attributes.
- Brightness
- Hue
- Sensor
- Resolution
- Pixel
Correct Answer

A. Hue

Explanation

Hue is one of the three basic color attributes, along with brightness and saturation. It refers to the dominant wavelength of light and determines the perceived color of an object. Hue is what allows us to distinguish between different colors such as red, blue, and green. It is an essential component in color theory and is used in various fields such as art, design, and psychology to create visual appeal and convey different emotions.

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The color attribute that determines how dark or light a color appears on the monochrome television screen or how much light the color reflects. Also the luminance.
- Hue
- White Balance
- Sensor
- Brightness
- Contrast Ratio
Correct Answer

A. Brightness

Explanation

Brightness refers to the attribute that determines how dark or light a color appears on a monochrome television screen or how much light the color reflects. It is also related to luminance.

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A single imaging element that can be identified by a computer. Also the light-sensitive elements on a CCD that contain a charge.
- Resolution
- Saturation
- Sensor
- Pixel
- Camcorder
Correct Answer

A. Pixel

Explanation

A pixel is a single imaging element that can be identified by a computer. It refers to the light-sensitive elements on a CCD (charge-coupled device) that contain a charge. In digital imaging, pixels are used to represent the smallest unit of an image, and they combine to form the overall resolution of the image.

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The CCD or CMOS imaging device in a video camera.
- Sensor
- Sync Generator
- Resolution
- Imaging Device
- Camcorder
Correct Answer

A. Sensor

Explanation

The correct answer is "Sensor". In a video camera, the CCD or CMOS imaging device is commonly referred to as the sensor. This sensor captures the light and converts it into an electrical signal, which is then processed to create the video image. The sensor plays a crucial role in determining the quality and clarity of the video footage captured by the camera.

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Equipment, separate from the camera head, that contains various video controls, including color fidelity, color balance, contrast, and brightness.
- Camera control unit (CCU)
- Pixel
- Sync Generator
- Hue
- White Balance
Correct Answer

A. Camera control unit (CCU)

Explanation

A camera control unit (CCU) is a separate equipment from the camera head that is responsible for controlling various video settings such as color fidelity, color balance, contrast, and brightness. It allows the user to adjust these settings to achieve the desired image quality and consistency. The CCU is an essential component in professional video production as it enables precise control over the visual aspects of the footage.

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The Difference between the brightest and the darkest portions in the picture.
- Contrast Ration
- Pixel
- Brightness
- Sync Generator
- CMOS
Correct Answer

A. Contrast Ration

Explanation

The correct answer is "Contrast Ratio." Contrast ratio refers to the difference between the brightest and darkest portions of a picture. It is a measure of the range of brightness levels that a display can produce. A higher contrast ratio indicates a wider range and better differentiation between light and dark areas, resulting in a more visually appealing and detailed image.

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Television Production Chapter 5

The adjustment of the color circuits in the camera to produce a while color in lighting of various color temperature.

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One of the three basic color attributes.

The color attribute that determines how dark or light a color appears on the monochrome television screen or how much light the color reflects. Also the luminance.

A single imaging element that can be identified by a computer. Also the light-sensitive elements on a CCD that contain a charge.

The CCD or CMOS imaging device in a video camera.

Equipment, separate from the camera head, that contains various video controls, including color fidelity, color balance, contrast, and brightness.

The Difference between the brightest and the darkest portions in the picture.