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Photo 2 final
Final review for 1st tri
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| We use the principles and elements of design to use___ thinking skills to describe an image | Critical |
| In this class we mostly use what type of camera for our photos? | DLSR |
| When we talk about color temperature what are we using? | Kelvin |
| A ____ file is a very large working file created in Photoshop | PSD |
| Why would you want to use JPG format in your camera? | If you were a sports or nature photographer |
| In Lightroom you can quickly develop an image and then apply those edits to other photos with similar metadata. What is this action called? | Sync selected photos |
| What is the proper format for saving files to be submitted for critique in THIS class | LastnameFirstintial_noofimage.jpg |
| Besides the class drive what are other highly suggested ways to save your work? | your own external drive |
| Lightroom is a ____ _____ system. Where photoshop is an image editor | photo managment |
| When editing an image in Photoshop we use____ to control where the effect of the adjustment will show. | Layer Mask |
| Why is the use and understanding of metadata important in Photography? | It is embedded information in the digital photo |
| Why is it important to be able to Analyze the Principles of Design in Photography? | So you can understand how to identify and incorporate the Principles in your own work |
| Photography is.... | The science and art application and practice of creating durable images by recording light |
| It is nessecary to adjust your White Balance for the situation you are shooting in? | True |
| When changing the lens on our digital camera it is ok for the sensor to be open and facing upwards? | False |
| What does the shutter control? | The amount of light that enters the camera |
| How can you turn a small light source into a larger source | Diffuse it through a translucent object |
| What does resolution mean? | the number of pixels that describe an image and establish its details |
| What does the crop tool do? | Removes unwanted portions of your image |
| What tool(s) can you use to remove blemishes in an image? | the healing brush, the spot healing brush |
| Once you make a selection in Photoshop what area can be edited | Only the area within the selection |
| How do you add too and subtract from a selection | Alt drag click |
| How does the magic wand tool determine which areas of an image to select? | Selects adjacent pixels based on their similarity in color tone |
| What is one advantage to using layers | Lets you move and edit different parts of an image as discrete objects |
| How can you make an image on on layer appear in front of an image on another layer | by dragging the layers in the layers panel up and down to change their stacking order |
| When you have completed working on your image what can you do to minimize the file size without changing the quality or dimensions | Flatten the layers |
| What is the simplest way to assess and cull recently imported photos into Lightroom? | Using the Pick and Reject flags |
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