Created by SkillsUSA California photography competition.

1. JEOPARDY

2. Famous Digital
Exposure Lenses Composiiton
Photographers Editing

3. Famous Digital
Exposure Lenses Composition
Photographers Editing
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4. Famous Photographers $100
Who is the 20th century photographer known for his work
throughout Yosemite National Park, is one of the pioneers of
the zone system, who favored realism in photography, and who
had a crooked nose as the result of an aftershock of the
1906 San Francisco earthquake?
Answer

5. Famous Photographrs $100
Ansel Adams

6. Famous Photographers
$200
Who was an American
Civil War photographer
who shocked America
by displaying
photographs of
battlefield corpses from
Antietam?
Answer

7. Famous Photographers
$200
Mathew Brady

8. Famous Photographers
$300
Who took the photo
called the Migrant
Mother – the
photograph most often
used to depict the
Great Depression era
in history books?
Answer

9. Famous Photographers $300
Dorothea Lange

10. Famous Photography $400
Who is the National
Geographic
photographer most
famous for his 1984
shot of 12-year-old
Afghan girl Sharbat
Gula who represented
beauty and innocence
in the face of war?
Answer

11. Famous Photographers $400
Steve McCurry

12. Famous Photographers $500
Who is the celebrity
photographer known
for her style of lighting
and use of bold colors
and poses who is most
famous for her portrait
of John Lennon and
Yoko Ono in 1980?
Answer

13. Famous Photographers $500
Annie Liebovitz

14. Exposure $100
What is the numerical
rating that describes
the sensitivity of film or
a digital sensor to light?
Answer

15. Exposure $100
ISO

16. Exposure $200
What is the lens opening
through which light passes
to make a photographic
exposure?
Answer

17. Exposure $200
Aperture

18. Exposure $300
What is the term for a
photograph that is too
light?
Answer

19. Exposure $300
Overexposure

20. Exposure $400
When shooting in low light
conditions without flash, would
you normally choose a low or high
ISO value?
Answer

21. Exposure $400
High ISO

22. Exposure $500
What does the shutter on a
camera control?
Answer

23. Exposure $500
Exposure Time

24. Lenses $100
50mm written on a lens
refers to what?
Answer

25. Lenses $100
Focal Length

26. Lenses $200
Do you use a telephoto
lens to photograph
subjects nearby or far
away?
Answer

27. Lenses $200
Far Away

28. Lenses $300
A lens with a single focal
length is called what?
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29. Lenses $300
A Prime Lens

30. Lenses $400
Is a 300mm lens a fisheye,
standard, zoom, or
telephoto lens?
Answer

31. Lenses $400
Telephoto

32. Lenses $500
A lens with a large aperture
that gathers a lot of light
quickly can be referred to
as what?
Answer

33. Lenses $500
A Fast Lens

34. Composition $100
What compositional rule
divides photos into
sections of three?
Answer

35. Composition $100
Rule of Thirds

36. Composition $200
What is the most
energetic line?
Answer

37. Composition $200
Diagonal Line

38. Composition $300
What is a soft, even quality
of light that is often seen
at sunrise and sunset?
Answer

39. Composition $300
Sweet Light

40. Composition $400
Pointing your camera up or
down or photographing
from any level other than
eye level is referred to as
your…
Answer

41. Composition $400
Point of View

42. Composition $500
Are irregular curves or
irregular lines
comforting?
Answer

43. Composition $500
Irregular Curves

44. Digital Editing $100
Digital photographs are
mosaics of millions of tiny
squares called what?
Answer

45. Digital Editing $100
Pixels

46. Digital Editing $200
What is cutting away parts
of your photograph to
leave only critical
elements?
Answer

47. Digital Editing $200
Cropping

48. Digital Editing $300
You can change the
color/hue of any pixel
to any other color/hue.
True or false?
Answer

49. Digital Editing $300
True

50. Digital Editing $400
The number of
pixels per inch
is referred to as what?
Answer

51. Digital Editing $400
Resolution

52. Digital Editing $500
Enlarging a photograph so
that Photoshop or another
digital editor has to add
new information is called
what?
Answer

53. Digital Editing $500
Resampling or
Interpolation

54. Depth of History of
Digital Terms Exposures Potpourri
Field Photography

55. Depth of History
Digital Terms Exposures Potpourri
Field of Photography
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56. Digital Terms $100
What is a common type of
memory card for a SLR
digital camera?
Answer

57. Digital Terms $100
Compact Flash
Secure Digital
Memory Stick

58. Digital Terms $200
What does the acronym
RGB mean?
Answer

59. Digital Terms $200
Red, Green, Blue

60. Digital Terms 360
What automatic setting on a DSLR
enables you to balance exposures in a
series of photographs for a panorama?
AE lock
CMOS
Exposure Compensation
or the +/- Button
Answer

61. Digital Terms $300
AE Lock

62. Digital Terms $400
What is the name of a
photographic file type?
Answer

63. Digital Terms $400
RAW
JPEG
TIFF

64. Double
Jeopardy
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65. Digital Terms $1000
What is one of the two
image sensor types used
in a digital camera?
Answer

66. Digital Terms $1000
CCD
CMOS

67. Exposures $100
The shutter speed and size
of an aperture are referred
to as what kind of stops?
Answer

68. Exposures $100
F-stops

69. Exposures $200
When the light meter indicates
an exposure of f-5.6 at 1/200th
and you take the photos with
an f-2.8 at 1/200th, is the
photograph likely to be
underexposed or overexposed?
Answer

70. Exposures $200
Overexposed

71. Exposures $300
Taking several shots –
usually three – of a
subject using different
exposure settings is
called what?
Answer

72. Exposures $300
Bracketing

73. Exposures $400
What is one of the three
settings used to control
the lightness of a
photographic exposure?
Answer

74. Exposures $400
Aperture
Shutter Speed
ISO

75. Exposures $500
What would be an equivalent
exposure for 1/500th at f-11?
1/2000th at f-5.6
1/1000th at f-8
1/250th at f-16
1/125th at f-22
1/60th at f-32
Answer

76. Exposures $500
1/1000 at f-8
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77. Depth of Field $100
If you increase the distance to your subject, the
depth of field for the same aperture will:
Remain the same
Decrease
Enlarge objects in the scene
Increase
Answer

78. Depth of Field $100
Increase

79. Depth of Field $200
At a normal (not extremely close)
lens-to-subject distance, depth of field
extends:
1/3 in front of and 2/3 behind the plane of critical focus
from f-8 to f-16 in a normal scene
from hyperfocal distance to f-22
from the point of focus to infinity
Answer

80. Depth of Field $200
1/3 in front of and
2/3 behind the plane
of critical focus

81. Depth of Field $300
To increase the depth of field, an aperture of f-8
can be changed to:
f-5.6
f-16
f-4
f-2.8
Answer

82. Depth of Field $300
F-16

83. Depth of Field $400
To increase the depth of field for a given
aperture, you can change your 50mm lens to a:
35mm
150mm
telephoto
210mm
Answer

84. Depth of Field $400
35mm

85. Depth of Field $500
When you want to achieve
the greatest depth of field,
you can use a focusing
technique called what?
Answer

86. Depth of Field $500
Hyperfocal Focussing

87. History of Photography $100
What weren’t
photographers allowed to
shoot during the war from
WWII through recent
years?
Answer

88. History of Photography $100
Casualties of War

89. History of Photography $200
This Frenchman lent his
name to an early form of
photography.
Answer

90. History of Photography $200
Louis Daguerre

91. History of Photography $300
This form of photography
was popular in the 1800s,
before the advent of film
photography.
Answer

92. History of Photography $300
Daguerreotypes

93. History of Photography $400
This person is credited
with inventing the
negative/positive
photographic process.
Answer

94. History of Photography $400
Henry Fox Talbot

95. Double
Jeopardy
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96. History of Photography $1000
In what year was Adobe
Photoshop 1.0 software
introduced to the public as
a image manipulation tool
for scanned photos?
Answer

97. History of Photography $1000
1990

98. Potpourri $100
The acronym DSLR
refers to what?
Answer

99. Potpourri $100
Digital Single Lens
Reflex

100. Potpourri $200
Which file type retains the
most information for
maximum editing
flexibility?
Answer

101. Potpourri $200
RAW

102. Potpourri $300
What camera setting are
you using when you set
the shutter speed and the
camera determines the
aperture?
Answer

103. Potpourri $300
Shutter Priority

104. Potpourri $400
What is the name of the technique
when you move the camera while
tracking a moving subject in order
to blur the background in the
photograph?
Answer

105. Potpourri $400
Panning

106. Potpourri $500
What is the missing full f-
stop in this series of
stops?
4, 5.6, 8, ___, 16, 22
Answer

107. Potpourri $500
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108. Digital Metering History of
Exposures Potpourri
Settings And Focus Photography

109. Digital Metering History
Exposures Potpourri
Settings And Focus of Photography
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110. Digital Settings $100
In which of the following situations
would you use mirror lock up?
• When panning a subject
• When cleaning a sensor
• When using a depth-of-field
preview button
• When taking a light meter reading
Answer

111. Digital Settings $100
When cleaning a sensor

112. Digital Settings $200
Set your camera to which
color space for maximum
color aperture?
sRGB • Adobe RGB • LAB
Answer

113. Digital Settings $200
Adobe RGB

114. Digital Settings $300
Exposure compensation settings do not
work with which of these?
Manual settings
Aperture priority
Shutter priority
None of the above
Answer

115. Digital Settings $300
Manual Settings

116. Digital Settings $400
When using a lens with image
stabilization, turn off that feature when:
Panning a subject
Cleaning the sensor
Storing the lens
Using a tripod
Answer

117. Digital Settings $400
Using a tripod

118. Digital Settings $500
What automatic setting on a digital
SLR enables you to balance the
exposures in a series of photos to
be used in a panorama?
AE lock
CMOS
Exposure Compensation
+/- button
Answer

119. Digital Settings $500
AE Lock

120. Exposures $100
What is measured in f-stops?
Answer

121. Exposures $100
Aperture

122. Exposures $200
When shooting a silhouette
do you expose for the
highlights or the
shadows?
Answer

123. Exposures $200
Highlights

124. Exposures $300
In a contrasty scene should you
meter for the highlights or the
shadows?
Answer

125. Exposures $300
Highlights

126. Exposures $400
Increasing the shutter speed from 1/60 th
to 1/500th decreases the exposure time
by how many stops?
Answer

127. Exposures $400
3 stops

128. Exposures $500
An equivalent exposure
for 1/1000th at f-4 is:
1/250th at f-8
1/125th at f-8
1/60th at f-8
1/30th at f-8
Answer

129. Exposures $500
1/250th at f-8

130. Metering and Focus $100
What feature on a digital SLR gives
the best feedback about the levels
of light captured in a photograph?
• The LCD view
• The histogram
• The menu
• The light meter
Answer

131. Metering and Focus $100
The Histogram

132. Metering and Focus $200
Which type of in-camera light
metering offers the best
exposure in most
circumstances?
matrix • spot • center-weighted
Answer

133. Metering and Focus $200
Matrix

134. Metering and Focus $300
In which of these circumstances would
you want to use autofocus?
• Shooting through glass
• Shooting through a wire fence
• Shooting with the camera’s face-recognition
feature enabled
• Shooting in low light
Answer

135. Metering and Focus $300
Shooting with the
camera’s
face-recognition
feature enabled

136. Metering and Focus $400
When trying to make a wire fence
disappear in your photograph, should
you use autofocus or manual focus?
Answer

137. Metering and Focus $400
Manual Focus

138. Double
Jeopardy
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139. Metering and Focus $1000
You will get the greatest depth of
field when you focus your lens at
what point?
Answer

140. Metering and Focus $1000
Hyperfocal Distance

141. History of Photography $100
This forerunner of the modern
camera was a darkened room in
which light was admitted through a
tiny hole and an inverted image
appeared on an opposite wall.
Answer

142. History of Photography $100
Camera Obscura

143. History of Photography $200
George Eastman’s roll film and
holder replaced these:
Answer

144. History of Photography $200
Glass Plates

145. History of Photography $300
He coined the phrase,
“You press the button.
We do the rest.”
Answer

146. History of Photography $300
George Eastman

147. History of Photography $400
What year was the first commercial
camera-phone introduced?
Answer

148. History of Photography $400
1991

149. History of Photography $500
Which company marketed the first
commercially viable color film?
Answer

150. History of Photography $500
Kodak

151. Potpourri $100
What is a picture-taking device
usually consisting of a light-tight
box, a film holder, a shutter to
admit a measured quantity of light
and a lens to focus the image?
Answer

152. Potpourri $100
A Camera

153. Potpourri $200
What is HDR?
Answer

154. Potpourri $200
High Dynamic Range

155. Potpourri $300
From which direction do you
light a subject in a studio
setting to draw the
maximum amount of form?
Answer

156. Potpourri $300
Side or top-front

157. Potpourri $400
What focal length is typically used for
portraiture?
Answer

158. Potpourri $400
70-135mm – film or
full-size sensor
48-90mm – APS-C
sensor

159. Potpourri $500
What effect does a three-
quarters size sensor (APS-C)
have on the apparent focal
length of a lens?
Answer

160. Potpourri $500
Increases the effective
focal length by
approximately 50%

161. Thank you for playing
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