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Midterm: October 6, 2011

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What are the three critical parts of the Exposure trilogy   show
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show motion  
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how would you use shutter speed to freeze a subject in motion   show
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show he used a fast shutter speed to stop motion  
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how would you use shutter speed to express motion in an image   show
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show 30th or 60th  
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approximately what shutter speed would you use to freeze a landing jet   show
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what kind of compression is a .jpg famous for   show
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show for printing, email, or use on a website  
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show it retains all your image editing information  
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what kind of raw file format should you convert all proprietary raw files to   show
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what is panning   show
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what does DNG stand for   show
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Ansel Adams belonged to what group of photographers, known for the clarity of their images   show
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show sensitivity  
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a word used in film photography to refer to film's ISO   show
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show on film the ISO is set for the whole roll. In digital you can change the ISO with every shot  
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show the lower the number the more light needed. the higher less light is needed.  
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what is one important factors when choosing and ISO for your digital camera   show
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what kind of ISO would you use in an environment with little light   show
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show 100 has more quality than 6400  
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what is a histogram   show
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show 256  
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show 0-155  
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if a histogram has a mountain peak in the middle of the graph, what would the image look like   show
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what is clipping   show
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show there isn't a good or bad histogram. The graph just shows us where to edit the image.  
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how many channels, or histograms, does a color image have   show
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what is the purpose of establishing a workflow   show
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what two aspects do you need to consider when choosing an ISO number   show
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show the light meeter  
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show if the subject is in motion, the shutter speed. If it isn't, then begin with aperture  
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show the photography picks the shutter speed and the camera picks the aperture  
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show the average light intensity and tonal range in the scene  
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show shooting at the recommended meter reading, then over exposing a stop and underexposing a stop  
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what 3 factors affect depth of field   show
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show perspective  
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what is the keyboard shortcut for undo   show
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what easy Photoshop image adjustment will allow you to adjust the shadows, mid tones, or highlights in your image   show
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which Photoshop image adjustment allows you to independently, and with great precision, adjust the tones, contrast and colors of your image   show
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show command A  
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show at the places where the lines intersect  
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show shoot from below the subject  
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show camera settings, lighting and composition  
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show selection tools  
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show you can edit specific parts of your photography  
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show the ability to create layers and make selections  
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show triangles  
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show B  
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what is the keyboard shortcut to deselect   show
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what keyboard shortcut will open your light room image in Photoshop   show
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what is the spot called where the focus is the sharpest   show
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show 18%  
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show non-destructive  
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show information attached to a file, like a photographer's name, date and image was created, and camera settings  
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show this is a type of RAW file specific to a manufacturer's camera  
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what does the histogram for a high key photo look like   show
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show it looks dark and murky  
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show Digital Single Lens Reflex  
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what does J-peg stand for   show
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show it is the light sensitive chip in a digital camera  
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show the amount of time it takes the shutter to fire after you push the shutter release  
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what problem might occur with a lens's auto focus   show
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what is the difference in the amount of light from f4 and f 5.6   show
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What are the three points of a 3 step critique   show
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show the distance equal to the largest diagonal  
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what subjective comment should one never use in a critique   show
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what is the first thing one should do in the critique process   show
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what is the Golden Mean or Fibonacci Sequence   show
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show under image > adjustments  
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which color profile has a larger gamut, sRGB or Adobe RGB 1998   show
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show blue  
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what is white balance   show
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show composing an image so the subject has room in the direction they are looking or traveling  
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show the center  
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show pixels  
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show wanting to learn  
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show find a teacher, practice shooting, look at lots of photos, critique work and have others look at your work  
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show it stops time, it communicates, it makes the viewer feel something  
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how you arrange the elements in the frame is called the   show
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show black and white  
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what tools are best in the Photoshop for quick and easy "exotic image manipulations"   show
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for major retouching alterations, what step is advised for your Photoshop image   show
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show one that is out of focus  
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show composite image  
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what is the main way to make a Photoshop photo-composited image look more believable   show
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show on a separate layer  
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name one of two adjustment layers you should add first to your .psd file   show
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in LR, which view do you use to examine a single photo   show
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which view in LR do you use to assess 2 images, side-by-side   show
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in LR, what is the survey view used for   show
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what do the sort direction and the sort criteria menu tools in the toolbar do   show
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show stacking  
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what does it mean to "filter" a LR file   show
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show J  
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show lighting  
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show It creates High Contrast  
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If you are making a photo and the shadows on your subject are too dark, what can you do?   show
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show it mutes the colors, creates low contrast  
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What does a fill light do?   show
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what is a main light?   show
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show it stays on continuously so you can see how the light falls on your subject  
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Why do you have to synchronize your strobe with your shutter speed?   show
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What is the basic idea behind the Inverse Square Law?   show
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show It has no affect unless the shutter speed is faster than they synchronization speed  
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What is the basic element of a digital image?   show
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As a unit of measure, what is a Bit?   show
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What is the CMYK mode used for   show
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show "All digital capture devices are limited when compared to human vision"  
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show color space  
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What is a color profile used for?   show
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What are Channels in digital photography?   show
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What is they Bayer Array?   show
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What is the advantage to editing a 16 bit image?   show
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show 256  
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In the develop module, what can you use the history panel for?   show
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show before and after viewing  
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show spot removal tools  
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What is the best way to evaluate the results of a heal operation- and many other image modifications?   show
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Where in the develop module can you see the affects, with great accuracy, any changes you make in exposure and white balance?   show
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show White Balance or temperature slider  
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show randomly exposed pixels due to a sensor's high sensitivity  
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What is "hue"?   show
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show Select images and synchronize  
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In all modules you can create an impromptu slide show? How do you do it?   show
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show You can see immediate results. You can edit photos quickly and easily. Files are easy to send.  
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What is the difference between a digital zoom and optical zoom?   show
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What is aperture priority?   show
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what does the aperture mechanically do in the camera?   show
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show The area of acceptable focus in an image  
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How does a small aperture number setting, like 2.8, affect the depth of field?   show
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Where are digital files stored in your camera?   show
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show Erases the directory on your memory card. Any files on the card are still there, but you can't see them.  
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show quality  
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Why shouldn't you shoot your images in the jpg. format?   show
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What are the numerical aperture increments called?   show
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show small  
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show It is a factor of 2. it is either twice as much light or half as much light  
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What aperture setting is good for portraits?   show
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How do you know which aperture setting to choose?   show
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show To what is the sharpest in the image  
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show the eyes of the subject  
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give one benefit of shooting in the RAW format.   show
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Why shouldn't you use large capacity memory cards?   show
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show it is the number of colors, your camera is set to capture  
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What is a color gamut?   show
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Chris Orwig says that "at its core Lightroom" helps photographers in what way?   show
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show To organize, process, and output photographs  
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Lightroom is comprised of components called:   show
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Where, in Lightroom, does all the organizing of your photographic files take place?   show
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Where are your images developed and edited? Where does the art and craft of photography to bring your images to life?   show
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show Slideshow Module  
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Where can a photographer create an image gallery and upload it on the internet?   show
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Where is the film strip in the Lightroom interface?   show
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How do you open and close a panel in the Lightroom interface?   show
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When you are in Lightroom and you push the keyboard shortcut "d", where will it take you?   show
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What are the three primary colors of filters covering the sites on the image sensor?   show
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Light enters the DSLR lens and falls on the CMOS sensor (CCD) and is converted to what?   show
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What kind of environment is required to create a sensor for the DSLR?   show
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show it controls HOW LONG light enters the camera  
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show Camera obscuras  
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show whole seconds  
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What does the shutter speed B stand for?   show
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show It allows the photographer to hold the shutter open as long as they want  
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show It is a factor of 2. 1/125th lets in half as much light as 1/250th  
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