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    The document contains a list of multiple choice questions about various topics in digital photography including: 1. Chiaroscuro refers to a light and shade effect. 2. Color film should be developed at approximately 100 degrees Celsius. 3. Daylight color film is balanced for light at around 3400K. 4. Circles of confusion are most prominent in zoom lenses due to the separate viewing and taking lenses.

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    The document contains a list of multiple choice questions about various topics in digital photography including: 1. Chiaroscuro refers to a light and shade effect. 2. Color film should be developed at approximately 100 degrees Celsius. 3. Daylight color film is balanced for light at around 3400K. 4. Circles of confusion are most prominent in zoom lenses due to the separate viewing and taking lenses.

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    The document contains a list of multiple choice questions about various topics in digital photography including: 1. Chiaroscuro refers to a light and shade effect. 2. Color film should be developed at approximately 100 degrees Celsius. 3. Daylight color film is balanced for light at around 3400K. 4. Circles of confusion are most prominent in zoom lenses due to the separate viewing and taking lenses.

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    UNIVERSITYOFCALICUT-

    SCHOOLOFDISTANCEEDUCATION-
    BAMULTIMEDIABMMC-
    DIGITALPHOTOGRAPHYPage101073.Whatis‘chiarosc
    uro’?A.alensaberrationB.alightandshadeeffectC.war
    pednegativefilmD.Noneofthese74.Whattemperatures
    houldcolourfilmbedevelopedat?A.95degreesCelsius
    B.100degreescelsiusC.105degreesCelsiusD.Noneoft
    hese75.DaylightcolourfilmisbalancedforlightatA.3200
    KB.3400KC.5400KD.3000K76.Circlesofconfusionare
    mostprominentinA.mirrorlensB.zoomlensC.fisheyele
    nsD.Noneofthese77.MagentaisacombinationofA.reda
    ndbluelightB.redandgreenlightC.blueandgreenlightD.
    Noneofthese78.PanchromaticfilmissensitivetoA.alllig
    htB.alllightbarredC.alllightbargreenD.noneofthese79.
    ParallaxerrorisduetoA.yourflashmis-
    timingB.viewingandtakinglensesbeingseparateC.flaw
    sinultrawideanglelensesD.noneofthese80.Whatisthea
    ngleofviewonafisheyelens?A.180degreesB.225degre
    esC.270degreesD.290degrees81.Focusfindersarefo
    undinA.studiosB.darkroomsC.cameras
    D.noneofthese82.Theterm"photography"wasfirstused
    byprocessbecamepublic.,
    in1839,theyearthephotographicA.SirJohnHerscelB.Ti
    mDonald
    UNIVERSITYOFCALICUT-
    SCHOOLOFDISTANCEEDUCATION-
    BAMULTIMEDIABMMC-
    DIGITALPHOTOGRAPHYPage1111C.FoxTalbotD.Tho
    masAlwaEdison83.Thelightsourcethatcastssharp,wel
    ldefineshadowsiscalledA.filllightB.setlightC.hardlight
    D.noneofthese84.RuleofthirdsisaconceptrelatedtoA.T
    rimmingB.CompositionC.TrackingD.Lighting85.MFDs
    tandsforA.MinimumFocusingDistanceB.MaximumFo
    cusingC.DistanceMinimumFocusingDirectionD.None
    oftheabove86.WideanglelensA.Focallengthissmaller
    B.FocallengthislongerC.LargesizeofthelenseD.None
    oftheaboveAspectratio87.keylightA.PrincipleIlluminat
    orB.BacklightC.SoftlightD.Noneoftheabove88.POVA.
    PointofViewB.PictureofvisionC.Photographsofvisual
    D.Noneoftheabove89.Animageeditingsoftware.A.Pag
    eMakerB.MS-
    WordC.PhotoshopD.Alloftheabove90.Whichcolourmo
    deisusedfordigitalImageA.CMYKB.HSBC.PANTONE
    D.RGB91.Theearlyphotographicprocessinvolvingane
    mulsioncoatedontoaglassplateA.DryplateB.SilverPlat
    eC.PlatinumDryPlateD.NoneofThese

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