Elements of Art
Principles of Design
Pinhole Camera
Scenarios
Exposure Triangle & Exposure
100
A photograph of a wrinkled elderly hands emphasizes this element of art? 
Texture
100
What is the main principle of design being used in this photo
Emphasis
100
In a pinhole camera, the actual pinhole opening acts as this "exposure triangle" setting/part of a real camera
Aperture
100
You are photographing a basketball game, but the players look blurry because they are moving too fast. What should you do?
A faster shutter speed (1/250th or more)
100
What is the setting that must be changed to achieve this affect, and what number would you use to get it? 
Shutter speed, 1-2 seconds
200
This element can guide the viewer’s eye through a photograph. 
Line
200
A subject placed off-center is visually balanced by another element elsewhere in the photo, what specific principle of design is used?
Asymmetrical balance
200
The ancient technology used in a Pinhole camera is called this?
Camera Obscura
200
You want a portrait where the background is very blurry and only your subject is sharp. What should you do?
Have a low aperture (f/1.4 - f/8)
200
What is the exposure setting that must be changed to achieve this photo, and the most likely number the photo was taken with? 
Aperture, and f/1.4 - f/2.8
300
This element refers to the lightness or darkness in an image
Value
300
A photograph combines different textures, tones, and subject sizes to create visual interest through strong differences.
Contrast
300
How long should you have your photographic paper in the "stopper" chemical when in the dark room
60 seconds
300
What is the slowest shutter speed you should use when hand holding your camera?
1/60th of a second
300
You are photographing sports at:
ISO 200
f/8
1/250 sec
You want to increase shutter speed to 1/500 sec to freeze motion but keep the same exposure.
ISO 100
OR
f/5.6
Both are 1 stop BRIGHTER
400
This term refers to the difference between the subject and the empty areas around it.
Space (positive and negative space)
400
Which principle of design is the strongest one being used here? 
Rhythm (or pattern)
400
What is the issue when a photo paper from a pinhole camera is fully developed properly, but still comes out a bright white paper.
Underexposed (not enough light)
400
You have a film camera and are shooting in low light. What is the 1 setting of the camera you CANNOT change?
ISO because the ISO is the film.
400
You are shooting a portrait at:
ISO 800
f/2.8
1/125 sec
You want deeper depth of field and change aperture to f/5.6. What are your new settings to maintain proper exposure?
Change shutter speed to 1/30 sec
OR
Change the ISO to 3200
Both are 2 stops brighter
500
What are the 2 types of shapes/forms seen in artwork?
Geometric and Organic
500
Which principle of design is the strongest one being used here? 
Movement
500
The image produced by a pinhole camera is an "altered" image in TWO ways. What are the 2 ways the image is "altered" or different.
It is a negative image, and upside down.
500
You are taking a landscape photo and want EVERYTHING in focus, what should you do?
A high aperture (f/11 - f/22)
500
You are shooting at night:
ISO 400
f/4
1/60 sec
You want:
Faster shutter speed of 1/250 sec
Shallow depth of field at f/2.8
Same exposure
Is this possible? If so, give correct settings.
1/60 → 1/125 → 1/250 = 2 stops less light
f/4 → f/2.8 = 1 stop more light
Net result: 1 stop underexposed.
To compensate, ISO must increase 1 stop → ISO 800.