16 August Test your photography fundamental knowledge Photography Leave a comment Welcome to Test your photography fundamental knowledge Take this quiz to Test your photography fundamental knowledge. Note: For same terms, there are multiple conventions in photography. So let's agree to disagree. Red’s complimentary colour isCyanMagentaYellow‘Camera’ is actually a Latin word meaningPicture BoxRoomLight BoxLenses are usually coated withMagnesium fluorideSodium fluorideZinc fluoriteIncident lightFalls on the subjectIs reflected from the subjectBacklights the subject‘Photography’ comes from the Greek words PHOTOS and GRAPHOS. What does it mean?Light graphicsLight writingLight drawingYour photo needs 8 seconds at f5.6. You decide to use f11, what is your new exposure?15 seconds24 seconds30 secondsWhat is ‘posterization’?Extreme tone separationPartial image reversalTotal image reversalDaylight color White Balance is balanced for light at3200 K5400 K7400 KContre jour isA chance shotBack lightingIncreased grainParallax error is due toFlash mis-timingViewing and taking lenses being separateFlaws in ultra wide angle lensesThe Sabattier effect is due toPartial reversal of image tonesVery long exposuresTaking black and white photosAcutance isA Lens cleanerA measure of an images’ edge sharpnessA form of vignettingWhat is the angle of view on a fisheye lens?180 degrees225 degrees270 degreesIn underwater photography objects seemFurther than they really areNormalCloser than they really areUsing Tungsten/Incandescent White Balance in daylight will cause aBlue castOrange castGreen castIf at ISO 400 camera needs 1/250 at f8, ISO100 will needf5.6 and 1/250f4 and 1/250f8 and 1/125Guide number refers toThe power output of a flashThe focal length of a lensPicture count on the screenIntervalometers are usedAs flash metersFor time lapse photographyFor enlarger timersSnow scenes fool camera meters intoOver exposurenothing, the meters compensateUnder exposureTrue macro magnification starts at1:11:22:1 Full Name * Email (Optional) Time is Up!
