History of Photography
Exposure
Characteristics of Light
Vocabulary
Anything Goes
100

Louis Daguerre invented this photographic process.

What is the Daguerrotype 

100

What does the ISO tell you?

What is the camera's sensor sensitivity to light

100

The 4 key characteristics of light are...

What is intensity, quality, direction, color temperature 

100

What does DSLR stand for?

What is a Digital Single Lens Reflex camera

100

What are the five classroom rules and expectations?

What are: 1. No talking when others are talking.

2. Treat others with the same respect you want to be treated.

3. Cellphones are to be put away in class.

4. No food or drinks are allowed inside of the classroom.

5. Bathroom passes will be given only after the first and last 10 minutes of class

200

What year was the first digital camera invented?

What is 1975

200

What is the aperture of a camera?

What is the size of the iris which controls the amount of light entering the camera.

200

Color temperature is measure in...

What is the Kelvin Scale

200

Photographers typically refer to the available light of the scene as...

What is ambient light

200

True or false: A higher depth of field is caused by a wide open aperture.

What is false

300

How long of an exposure did it take to capture the first image in human history?

What is 8 hours

300

The three primary settings for creating an exposure are...

What is the aperture, shutter speed and ISO

300

What is the rule of reflection?

What is the angle of incidence is equal to the angel of reflection or vice versa

300

Camera Obscura stands for...

What is dark chamber

300

Fill in the blank: The bigger the f/stop number the ____________ the aperture 

What is smaller

400

Who is credited with making the first photograph in history?

Who is Joseph Niepce

400

A fast shutter speed is used to...

What is freeze an image in time

400

Fill in the blanks: The ____________ the subject is to a light source the more intense the light appears on the subject.

What is closer

400

What is a key characteristic of hard light?

a) non-directional

b) diffusion

c) casts strong and defined shadows

d) creates smooth gradual transitions from light to dark

What is c) casts strong and defined shadows

400

Fill in the blank: Using the Kelvin Scale one can infer that the higher the number on the scale the _______ and the lower the number on the scale the _______ the temperature of the light.

What is cooler, warmer

500

One of the earliest forms of photography was invented by a man named William Talbot. What did he call his invention?

What is the calotype

500

If a particular scene is over exposed, which of these is a photographer most likely to do in order to get a balanced exposure?

a) slow down the shutter speed from 1/125 to 1/30

b) change the aperture from f/5.6 to f/4

c) change the ISO setting from 800 to 400 

d) give up

What is c) change the ISO setting from 800 to 400

500

Smooth gradual transitions from light to dark are cause by what type of light?

What is soft light

500

The term used to suggest that an image is to dark is...

What is underexposed

500

ISO 3200 is how many stops more sensitive to light than ISO 200?

What is 4 stops more sensitive