Basic Photography Course

5-38.

When establishing the lighting

for a product, you should view
the subject from what position?

The main light

The fill light

Above the subject

The camera

5-39.

What type of lighting is used to

emphasize the texture of a product?

Tent

Fill

Cross

45 degree

5-40.

You are using color film for pro-
duct photography.

The areas

between the highlights and shadows

where you want to record detail

should not exceed what number of
f/stops?

Seven

Six

Five

Four

5-41.

Your light meter indicates an
exposure of 7 seconds at f/8.

What is your exposure using the

painted light technique?

7 seconds at f/8

14 seconds at f/4

14 seconds at f/8

21 seconds at f/8

5-42.

When using the painted-light

technique,

you should use what

minimum exposure time?

5 seconds

10 seconds

20 seconds

25 seconds

5-43.

You are using a mirror to photo-
graph a broken fitting in the wheel

well of an aircraft.

The broken

fitting-to-camera distance is

27 inches, the mirror-to-fitting

distance is 19 inches, and the
camera-to-mirror distance is
33 inches.

What focusing distance,

in inches, should you set on the

camera lens?

1. 79
2. 60
3. 52
4. 46

5-44.

You are photographing an arrange-

ment of glassware in the studio

using color negative film.

Your

light-meter reading taken from the
background indicates an exposure of
4 seconds at f/16.

While at f/16,

you should use which of the follow-
ing camera settings to expose the
film?

5-45.

16 seconds

12 seconds

8 seconds

4 seconds

You are photographing an object
in the studio and are using a
continuous-tone film (ISO 100)
and a high-contrast film (ISO 8)
to eliminate an unwanted back-

ground.

Your exposure for the

continuous-tone film is 24 seconds
at f/16.

What f/stop should you

use to expose the slow, high-
contrast film?

f/16

f/11

f/8

f/5.6

Learning Objective:

Recognize

equipment and techniques used
for photographing buildings and
structures.

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