Sunday, August 30, 2015
Thursday, August 27, 2015
1.) What was Photoshop based off of in traditional photography?
Digital version of a dark room
2.) Who were the two people that combined knowledge to create Photoshop?
Thomas and Glen Knoll
3.) What year was Photoshop 1.0 released?
1990
4.) What feature was added to Photoshop 2.0?
The Path Feature
5.) When was the layers feature introduced and what are layers?
1994 and the layers are the Adjustment layers and the Macro layers
6.) When did the unification in the Photoshop interface happen?
1996
7.) When did the lasso selection tool and the history feature appear?
1998
Digital version of a dark room
2.) Who were the two people that combined knowledge to create Photoshop?
Thomas and Glen Knoll
3.) What year was Photoshop 1.0 released?
1990
4.) What feature was added to Photoshop 2.0?
The Path Feature
5.) When was the layers feature introduced and what are layers?
1994 and the layers are the Adjustment layers and the Macro layers
6.) When did the unification in the Photoshop interface happen?
1996
7.) When did the lasso selection tool and the history feature appear?
1998
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
1.) When did photography begin?
5th century B.C.
2.) What century was the camera obscura started?
11th century
3.) Who recorded the first image that did not fade?
Joseph Nicephore Niepce
4.) What company created cameras for the general public?
Daguerreotype
5.) What did Henri-Cartier Bresson begin to use in 1930?
small 35mm cameras
6.) What did Model 95 develop?
Film
7.) What instant film camera was inexpensive for the public to buy and use?
Polaroid
8.) When and by what company was the first digital camera produced?
1991 and Kodak
5th century B.C.
2.) What century was the camera obscura started?
11th century
3.) Who recorded the first image that did not fade?
Joseph Nicephore Niepce
4.) What company created cameras for the general public?
Daguerreotype
5.) What did Henri-Cartier Bresson begin to use in 1930?
small 35mm cameras
6.) What did Model 95 develop?
Film
7.) What instant film camera was inexpensive for the public to buy and use?
Polaroid
8.) When and by what company was the first digital camera produced?
1991 and Kodak
Different types of photography
Architecture
Fashion
Fine Art
Landscape
Lifestyle
Macro
Nature
Photojournalism
Portrait
Street
Travel
Friday, August 21, 2015
1.) What are the three factors that work together to get correct exposure?
The three factors that work together to get the correfct exposure are the camera, lends, and film.
2.) What is shutter speed?
Shutter speed is how fast or slow your camera is taking pictures. (Blurry or nonblurry)
3.) What is aperture and how is it measure?
Aperture is how much depth there is in a photo. It is measured by Is higher aperture by smaller the number
4) What is ISO?
ISO is how much grain or noise you will have in your photo.
5.) What does high shutter speed help eliminate?
How blurry your camera is
6.) What is depth of field?
The higher your aperture the lower your depth of field is. It makes the edges of your photo more blurry than the original photo would've been.
The three factors that work together to get the correfct exposure are the camera, lends, and film.
2.) What is shutter speed?
Shutter speed is how fast or slow your camera is taking pictures. (Blurry or nonblurry)
3.) What is aperture and how is it measure?
Aperture is how much depth there is in a photo. It is measured by Is higher aperture by smaller the number
4) What is ISO?
ISO is how much grain or noise you will have in your photo.
5.) What does high shutter speed help eliminate?
How blurry your camera is
6.) What is depth of field?
The higher your aperture the lower your depth of field is. It makes the edges of your photo more blurry than the original photo would've been.
Thursday, August 20, 2015
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