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Quiz A3: Portrait & Product Photography
Based on the recent Lynda videos and class exercises, answer all the questions in the following quiz. Be sure to study up before you take it, since the grades are final! Best of luck, photographers!
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1. What two properties of light must you consider when taking a professional portrait?
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10 points
Quality & Direction
Height & Width
Color & Shape
Diffusion & Spacing
2. Most often, the difference between a GOOD portrait and a GREAT portrait comes down to the "______".
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f/stop
Background
Bokeh
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3e. Look at this image...
3. The main difference in the two images above was that the photographer chose to change the "_____" setting on the camera between shots.
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Aperture
Shutter Speed
ISO
Subject
4. When shooting in Aperture Priority Mode (Av), the camera will automatically adjust the "____" as you change the Aperture.
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ISO
White Balance
Shutter Speed
Depth of Field
5e. Look at this image...
5. In the above image, the photographer is trying to keep the background ultra white, but it is turning out grey. How to you you correct this?
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Take light off the subject.
Move the subject further from the lights.
Add more external light directly to the backdrop.
Move the subject closer to the backdrop.
6. Higher quality lights have a higher CRI Value. What does CRI stand for?
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10 points
Cyan Red Indigo
Color Rendering Index
Color Readout Indicator
Current Refraction Input
7e. This is a Softbox setup...
7. Softbox setups like the one pictured above are great at reducing the "____ & ____" in your eCommerce or product photos.
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reflections & background noise
ISO grain & overexposure
shadows & reflections
shadows & lens flares
8. How can you keep a long portrait session moving forward to get the best collection and variations of portraits for your client? (Check all that apply)
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10 points
Change the pose.
Talk to the subject and attempt to capture candid photos.
Change the location.
Change your lighting up.
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9. When taking a professional portrait, you should completely flood light the face of the subject to avoid all shadows entirely.
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10 points
False
True
10. If you are using the Flash or Speedlight of a camera, how can you avoid creating harsh light?
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You could bounce the light from a wall or ceiling.
Use a diffuser, if you have one.
All of the above are good options.
You could use white umbrellas, if available.
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