The document provides a study guide for a final exam in a photography course. The exam will have two parts: objective questions and a demonstration of Photoshop skills. Part I covers camera topics like ISO settings, composition types, lighting studio definitions, white balance settings, camera modes, and file format uses. Part II outlines Photoshop skills at a level 2 and level 3 proficiency, including cropping, lighting adjustments, layers, masks, and tools.

1. MEDIA II, III: PHOTOGRAPHY: FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE
At the year’s end you will have two 41-minute class periods to complete a final exam for this course. The exam is in 2 parts:
objective questions and demonstration of Photoshop knowledge.
PART I: CAMERAS - WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW !
LIST UNDER WHAT COND ITIONS/LIGHTING SITU ATIONS ARE THE FOLLO WING ISO’S USED:
 100  400/800
 200  1600/3200/6400
EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWIN G COMPOSITION TYPES:
 High angle  Texture
 Low angle  Leading lines
 Shallow depth of field  Framing
 Deep depth of field  Color
DEFINE THE FOLLOWING IN REFERENCE TO THE LIGHTING STUDIO
 Key Light  Diffusion (level 3)
 Back/Hair Light  Gels (level 3)
 Fill Light
LIST UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS/LIGHTING SITUATIONS YOU WOULD USE THE FOLLOWING WHITE BALANCE SETTINGS:
 Flash  Fluorescent
 Tungsten  Sunny, cloudy, shady
DEFINE THE FOLLOWING CAMERA MODES AND EXP LAIN WHAT ITEMS YOU DO HAVE CONTROL OVER :
 Auto  Aperture priority (Av)
 Program  Manual
 Shutter priority (Tv)
EXPLAIN WHY/WHEN YOU WOULD USE THE FOLLOW ING:
 Fast Action  Fast Shutter
 Pan Action  Small Aperture (large opening)
 Slow Shutter  Large aperture (small opening)
EXPLAIN WHEN/WHY YOU WOULD SAVE FILES IN THE FOLLOWING WAY
 JPEG  PSD
PART II: PHOTOSHOP – WHAT YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO!
Level 2 Level 3
 Crop and properly save a photo both as a PSD and JPEG  Everything on the Level 2 list!
 Make basic lighting adjustments  Utilize curves to adjust color/lighting
 Lasso or select, cut, move and transform layer  Edit in RAW to adjust photographs
 Use layer masks to bring back color or blur a photo  Create an HDR image with various exposures
 Put text over a photo and use the Fx tool  Use brushes and create own brush
 Use content aware, cloning and healing tool  Utilize text in creative ways to enhance a product
 Use dodge, burn and sponge tool to adjust color