Exam 10: Photography
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The mode used for calculating a camera's exposure based on the light intensity of the main subject located in the center of the screen is called _____________.
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Which file format do professional photographers generally prefer?
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The _______ controls the magnification of the subject being photographed and the sharpness and clarity of the image
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The __________ is used to define the sharpness of an object within the frame by changing the distance between the optical elements of a lens.
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A variable focal length lens is limited to a wide-angle view of the subject.
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Which of the following lenses will allow a photographer to quickly change the angle of view without swapping out the lens?
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The term _____________ refers to the area of a scene in front of and behind the main subject that appears in focus.
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__________ is a measure of the distance (in millimeters) between the optical center of the lens, when focused at infinity, and the surface of the image sensor.
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The faster the shutter speed the sharper a moving image will appear when taking a photograph.
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The size of an APS-C image sensor is smaller than that of the 35mm film frame.
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