Sure! Here’s a sample format for a final exam in a Digital Photography 1a: Introduction course. You can customize the questions according to the specific material covered in your class.
Digital Photography 1a: Introduction – Final Exam
Instructions: Answer all questions to the best of your ability. Make sure to review your answers before submitting the exam.
Section 1: Multiple Choice (20 points)
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What does ISO measure in digital photography? a) Light sensitivity
b) Color saturation
c) Focus depth
d) Resolution -
Which of the following is NOT one of the three pillars of exposure? a) Aperture
b) Shutter Speed
c) ISO
d) White Balance -
When shooting in natural light, which time of day is considered “golden hour”? a) Midday
b) Early morning and late afternoon
c) Late night
d) Overcast -
What is the function of the aperture in a camera? a) To adjust the light entering the lens
b) To capture high-speed motion
c) To alter the camera's sensitivity
d) To measure the distance to the subject -
Which file format is best for retaining high image quality and editing flexibility? a) JPG
b) PNG
c) RAW
d) GIF
Section 2: Short Answer (30 points)
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Explain the difference between 'depth of field' and 'focus'. (5 points)
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Describe the purpose of using a tripod in digital photography. (5 points)
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What is white balance and why is it important in photography? (5 points)
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List and explain three compositional techniques that help create visually appealing photographs. (15 points)
Section 3: Practical Application (50 points)
You are tasked to create a photo series around a specific theme of your choice. Prepare a brief outline reflecting the following elements:
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Theme of the Series (5 points)
Describe your chosen theme and what you intend to convey through your images. -
Subjects and Locations (10 points)
Identify your subjects and potential locations for shooting. Include any specifics about time of day or lighting conditions. -
Technical Considerations (15 points)
Discuss the camera settings (ISO, aperture, shutter speed) you would use for your photos and explain why you chose them based on the lighting and subject matter. -
Post-Processing (10 points)
Describe any post-processing techniques you would apply to enhance your images after shooting. -
Presentation (10 points)
Discuss how you would present your final photo series (e.g. online portfolio, gallery exhibit) and the reasoning behind your chosen presentation method.
Total Points: 100
Good luck!
Feel free to modify or add any specific topics or questions based on what you studied throughout the course!
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