Basic Photography Course

4-49.

4-50.

4-51.

4-52.

The distance from the bottom of a
picture where the base of an object

on the ground begins:

1. D
2. E
3. F
4. G

Several objects within a photograph
partly hide one another:

1. C
2. D

3. E

4. G

A number of similar objects within
a photograph are shown as different
sizes:

1. B
2. D
3. F
4. G

The size of objects within a

photograph gives the viewer
a clue as to distance:

1. A
2. C
3. E
4. F

4-53.

The length of shadows provides

an idea of the image size of

the subject:

1. B
2. D
3. E
4. G

4-54.

A photograph shows distant objects
somewhat obscured by haze:

1. H
2. F
3. D
4. C

4-55.

Which of the following factors

affect linear perspective?

Lens-to-subject distance

and lens focal length

Lens-to-subject distance

and object size

Object size and lens focal
length only

Object size and object-to-
camera distance

4-56.

What type of perspective is

produced by a panoramic lens?

Concave

Cylindrical

Rectilinear

Convex

4-57.

Two identical objects at different
distances from the camera are

recorded on film in different

contrasts.

This difference in

contrast provides the viewer with

what perception?

Color saturation

Brightness

Distance

Sharpness

Learning Objective:

Identify

that various lighting conditions

affect the appearance of the
subject.

4-58.

Which of the following terms

best describes color saturation?

Chroma

Brightness

Hue

Value

4-59.

Which of the following statements

concerning front lighting on a
clear day is true?

It gives an impression of
depth to the photograph

It adds a flattened effect

It emphasizes the texture
of the subject

It aides in bringing out the
finer details of the subject

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