Q1. The first photograph falls into which genre?

Q2. What invention enabled photographers to reproduce copies from an original photograph?

Q3. Which photographer is recognised as inventing the celebrity pin-up?

Q4. One product above all others has changed the public’s approach to photography. When was it first put on the market?

Q5. During the 1960s which photographer is recognised as challenging the traditional perception of portraiture?

Q6. Two magazines were instrumental in the reproduction of fashion photographs. In which period did this start?

Q1. How can a viewer be encouraged to make an objective opinion of an image?

Q2. We instinctively follow a pattern of visual perception when looking at an image. What is that pattern?

Q3. Where can a curved line be placed within a composition to greatly increase its effect?

Q4. A horizontal image would best be suited to which image format?

Q5. Which camera format would best be suited to an A4 layout?

Q6. Horizontal lines create a sense of stability. What type of line creates tension?

Q1. When referring to typography an art director is talking about which element of the art work?

Q2. What is the name given to the guideline to which the photographer has to work?

Q3. In a double page spread allowance should be made for what part of the printing process?

Q4. The camera should be orientated to which format when taking a photograph for a single full page advertisement?

Q5. The art director is responsible for the overall look of the advertisement. Who writes the text?

Q6. As a photographer commissioned to take a photograph your responsibility is to whom?

Q1. What is the most important thing to exclude from a studio?

Q2. What is meant by a compound lens?

Q3. How do you estimate what is a normal focal length lens when working with different format cameras?

Q4. Compared to a normal lens a long lens will give what field of view?

Q5. What device can be used to control the spread of light from a tungsten light source?

Q6. What piece of equipment can be used to reduce lens flare?

Q1. A subject two metres from a light source is correctly exposed at 1/60 second at f5.6. The light is moved a further two metres away. If the output of the light is constant, what would the new exposure time be if the aperture remains at f5.6?

Q2. A subject two metres from a light source and camera is correctly exposed at 1/30 second at f8. If the subject to light distance remains constant but the subject to camera distance is doubled, what will the exposure aperture be at 1/30 second?

Q3. What filter is required when using daylight film with a tungsten-halogen light source?

Q4. If the reflectance range of a subject is four stops or 16:1 and the lighting ratio is two stops or 4:1 what will be the subject brightness range (SBR)?

Q5. Two lights are used to light a subject. The first light (spotlight) is three metres from the subject and measures f16. The second light (floodlight) is two metres from the subject and measures f8. What is the lighting ratio between the lights?

Q6. Of the four main types of artificial light used in a studio, which has a colour temperature closest to noon on a clear day?

Q1. A subject two metres from a single light source is correctly exposed at 1/60 second at f5.6. The light is moved to a new position four metres from the subject. What is the new exposure if time remains constant?

Q2. Changing exposure from f4 at 1/60 second to f11 at 1/60 second has increased or decreased the amount of light entering the camera by how many times?

Q3. What does an incident reading measure?

Q4. When using Caucasian skin to establish an exposure reading, what adjustment should be made to the MIE to correctly expose for a mid-tone?

Q5. What is the lighting ratio of a subject measuring f16 in the highlights and f5.6 in the shadows?

Q6. Correct exposure is f8 at 1/30 second. What would be the aperture at 1/4 second?

Q1. Tungsten film will give correct colour when used with which light source?

Q2. What is the colour temperature of that light source?

Q3. The exposure at ISO 100 is 1/15 second at f8.

   What will the exposure be at ISO 400 if aperture remains constant?

Q4. Processing reversal film in a negative process will give what result?

Q5. Which image file format uses the least amount of memory per image?

Q6. Which has the greater latitude?

Q1. How far into a subject would a photographer focus to maximise depth of field?

Q2. What camera mechanism allows a photographer to judge depth of field at exposure aperture?

Q3. What would be the slowest shutter speed recommended to stop image blur when using a tungsten light source?

Q4. When using a slow shutter speed how can a photographer eliminate camera shake?

Q5. The closest point of focus is achieved when the lens is at its:

Q6. Selective focus is best achieved at:

Q1. An incident meter reading of a subject with average SBR two metres from a light source is f11 at 1/60 second. What will the aperture be at 1/30 second if the light is moved another two metres further away from the subject?

Q2. What affect does the colour temperature of tungsten light have upon black and white film?

Q3. What is the name given to the shaped piece of optical glass used to bring a spotlight to focus?

Q4. Barn doors can control the shape of a light source. What attachment can control the intensity of the light?

Q5. A red filter will have what affect upon black and white film?

Q6. A polarising filter will have what affect upon tungsten colour film?