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U.O.No. 9949/2015/Admn Dated, Calicut University.P.O, 22.09.2015

Usha K

Deputy Registrar

Forwarded / By Order

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File Ref.No.72740/GA - IV - B1/2014/Admn

UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT

AbstractBVoc programme in Multimedia - under Modified BVoc Regulations 2014 – Question Bank -implemented w.e.f 2014 admission onwards - Orders issued

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Read:-1) BVoc Regulations implemented as per U.O.No. 9809/2014/Admn Dtd 23.10.20142) Modified BVoc Regulaitons U.O.No. 2650/2015/Admn Dtd 17.03.20153) Syllabus implemented as per U.O.No.U.O.No. 9226/2015/Admn Dated 01.09.20154) Minutes of the Combined meeting of all Chairmen of BOS & Principals of theColleges having BVoc Programmes5) Remarks of the Dean, Faculty of Journalsim dated 6.08.2015 6) Orders of Vice Chancellor in the File on 17.09.2015

ORDER

As per the paper read as (1) & (2) the Regulations for BVoc Programmes have been implemented

and modified.

As per paper read as (3) the syllabus of BVoc programme in Multimedia has been implemented.

As per the paper read as (4) the Question Bank of Multimedia have been approved.

As per paper read as (5) the Dean Faculty of Journalism has recommended to approve minutes ofthe Combined meeting of Chairmen and Principals having BVoc Programmes.

As per paper read as (6) considering the urgency the Vice Chancellor exercising the powers of theAcademic Council has approved to implement the Question Bank of BVoc in Multimedia subject tothe ratification of Academic Council.

Sanction has, therefore, been accorded for the implementation of the Question Bank of the B Vocprogramme in Multimedia , w.e.f 2014 Admissions.

Orders are issued accordingly.

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THENHIPALAM, CALICUT UNIVERSITY P.O

DEGREE OF

BACHELOR OF VOCATION (B.VOC)

IN

Multimedia

QUESTION BANK

(FOR THE STUDENTS ADMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2014–15 ONWARDS)

UNDER THE

FACULTY OF Journalism

BOARD OF STUDIES IN MULTIMEDIA (UG)


KERALA, 673635, INDIA

JULY,2014 ©COPYRIGHT BY UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT,2014

Fundamentals of Computer

QUESTION BANK

Programme : B.Voc Multimedia

Semester : 1st

Course Code : GEC1FC03

Course Name : Fundamentals Of Computer


GEC1FC02 – Fundamentals of Computer

Unit 1 (12 Hours)

Computer system concepts, Computer system characteristics, Capabilities and limitations, Evolution

of Computers, Generations, Personal Computer (PCs) Functional Components & their

Interconnections, evolution of PCs. Computer Languages - Machine Language, Assembly language,

High Level Language.

Unit 2(12 Hours)

Computer basics – CPU, memory and storage devices; operating systems – DOS, Windows, Linux,

UNIX; Types of Computers, Networks; Types networks

Unit 3 (12 Hours)

Input/Output - Keyboard, Mouse, Trackball, Joystick, Digitizing tablet, Scanners, Digital Camera,

MICR, OCR, OMR, Bar-code Reader, Voice Recognition, Light pen, Touch Screen, Monitors -

characteristics and types of monitor -Digital, Analog, Size, Resolution, Refresh Rate, Interlaced / Non-

Interlaced, Dot Pitch, Video Standard - VGA, SVGA, XGA etc, Printers& types – Daisy wheel, Dot

Matrix, Inkjet, Laser, Line Printer, Plotter, Sound Card and Speakers.

Unit 4 (12 Hours)

Introduction: The problem solving aspect, Top-down design, Algorithms and flowcharts,

Implementation of algorithms, Program verification, efficiency of algorithms.

Unit 5(12 Hours)

Application of multimedia in education, commerce, advertising, e-governance and entertainment.


SECTION A ( 1 Mark)

1. An_______ device converts this data into computer readable form.

2. ________ is a standard input device

3. The keyboard used in computer is similar to the ________

4. GUI Stands for

5. _________ is used with graphical user GUI environment

6. ________ Mouse is connected to PC through serial port.

7. A mouse which is connected to the computer through a small cord is called

8. Give any 2 example for touch screen

9. Track ball is a pointing device similar to_______

10. ______works on the principle of trackball

11. Optical character recognition is also called______

12. Which are the components of OCR device

13. OMR stands for____________

14. MICR stands for___________

15. Price scanner or point of scale scanner is also called________

16. ____ is a system that has an input devices and output device as its components

17. CRT stands for

18. OCR Stands for

19. BIOS stands for _______

20. WAN stands for____________

21. RAM stands for___________

22. Give any two examples for secondary memory?

23. Computer have ______ memory?

24. Registers are _____ speed memory?

25. The CPU is the ______ of the computer system?

26. Which is the computer languages?

27. UNIVAC-expand?

28. Algorithm is a-----of---------

29. ANSI Stands for----------


30. In a flow chart Rectangle is represented for----------

31. In a flowchart oval shape is represent for -----------

32. In a flowchart parallelogram shape Represented for----------

33. In a flow chart flow line Represented foe----------

34. In a flow chart diamond shape is represented for---------to one of the two possible paths.

SECTION B

Very Short Answer Questions (2 Marks)

35. Explain OCR?

36. Explain OMR?

37. Explain MICR?

38. Difference between Bitmap & Vector image?

39. Explain COM?

40. Explain cordless mouse?

41. What you meant by intelligent terminal?

42. Define M-Commerce?

43. What is Multimedia? Explain.

44. Examples of E-Commerce. Explain.

45. Explain scope of Multimedia?

46. Benefits of E- Commerce.

47. Definition of E-Governance and Entertainment.

48. What is the memory?

49. Advantage & disadvantages of Hard Disk?

50. Difference between Ram & Rom?

51. Defined WAN& MAN?

52. What is the subroutine?

53. Explain features of Floppy Disk?

54. Defined Diagnostic Routines?

55. What is a Magnetic Disk and its types?

56. Define Register?

57. Define Application Software?

58. Define assembler and compiler?

59. Define EDVAC?

60. Define MIPS?

61. Define CPU, ALU, and CPU ?

62. Define ENIAC?


SECTION C

Short Essays (4Marks)

63. Define computer terminals?

64. Explain types of monitors?

65. Explain types of printers?

66. Explain printer?

67. Explain types of plotters?

68. Disadvantages of non-impact printers?

69. What type of Multimedia tools?

70. What is the difference between commerce and E- Commerce?

71. Difference between governance & E- governance?

72. What are the types of entertainment?

73. Advantages and Disadvantages of E- Commerce?

74. What is Linear Multimedia and Non – Linear Multimedia?

75. Explain the features of Multimedia?

76. Explain advantages and disadvantages of advertising?

77. What is E- governance and entertainment?

78. Define Algorithm

79. Define flow chart?

80. Characteristics of good Algorithm

81. Write an algorithm to find total marks by adding the internal and external marks.

82. Advantage of flow chart.

83. Explain Flow Charting Rules.

84. Explain different flow chart symbols.

85. Define flow charting rules Advantages &Disadvantages.

86. Write an Algorithm to find total marks by adding the internal & external marks with flow chart.

87. Write an algorithm and flow chart for printing n natural numbers.

88. Writer an algorithm and flow chart to calculate the area at a rectangle using the Formula Area,

A=l*b, where l represent length and b represent breadth.

89. Write an algorithm and flow chart to find whether a number is odd or even.

90. Draw a flow chart to find sum of n natural numbers.

91. Types of Networks?

92. Explain size- based classification of computers?

93. Types of computers?

94. What is a utility program? And it’s Types.

95. Explain different types of system software?


96. Defined Operating System and explain its functions?

97. Defined system software? To explain functions of system software?

98. Factors affecting the storage capacity of Magnetic Disk?

99. Advantage & disadvantages of primary and secondary Memory?

100. Explain different types of computers?

101. Define computer?

102. Characteristics of computer?

103. Limitations of computer?

104. Features of ENIAC?

105. Features of EDVAC?

106. Different between machine language & binary language?

SECTION D

Essay (15Marks)

107. Explain Functional components of a computer & its interconnections?

108. Define input devices? Explain types, advantages, disadvantages of input devices?

109. Define output devices? Explain types, advantages, disadvantages of output devices?

110. Explain in detail the various computer languages

111. Define monitor? Types of monitors?

112. Define printer? Types of printer?

113. History of multimedia?

114. Types of E- commerce? Explain.

115. Write four types of payment scheme in E- Commerce?

116. What is Multimedia Advertising? Explain the different types of Advertisment?

117. Explain Computer language?

118. What is the generation of computer?

119. History of computer?

120. What is a Network? And explain its types

121. What is a secondary memory? explain its types

122. What is a computer memory? And its types

123. Explain the application of multimedia in education.

124. Explain the application of multimedia in entertainment and advertisement.

125. Illustrate the scope of multimedia in e-governance.

126. Explain problem solving concept and top down design


B.Voc Multimedia

Model Question Paper

GEC1FC03 : Fundamentals of Computer

Time : 3 Hours Total : 80 Marks

PART A : Answer all questions ( 1*10=10 )

1. The first computer using Vacuum tube is …………..

2. The internal operating speed was second generation computer…………..

3. The first commercial micro processor is produced by ………………

4…………..is a single user, single-tasking computer operating system.

5……………. Is enables a user to hand draw images, Animations and Graphics.

6. ……..is a pointing device?

7……………. is contain a copy of portion in main memory.

8. Memory is divided in to large number of small parts is called…………..

9. Primary memory is also Called ………………

10 .........is a computer printer for printing Vector graphics.

PART B : Answer any 8 questions ( 8*2=16 )

1. What is Refresh Rate?

2. What is Cache memory?

3. What is Algorithm?

4. Explain Sound Card?

5. What is dot pitch?

6. Explain Bus Topology??

7. What is Registers?

8. What is program counter?

9. Explain 2two types of Ram?


10. What is Batch Operating System?

11. Write a short note on Flow chart?

12. Write a short on Time sharing operating System?

PART C : Answer any 6 questions ( 6*4=24 )

1. Explain computer system Characteristics?

2. Write a short note on VGA, SVGA, XGA?

3. Write a efficiency of Algorithm?

4. What is MICR?

5. What is E-governance?

6. Explain Inter connection structure of computer?

7. Write a short note on plotter? Explain the two types of plotter?

8. Write an algorithm to check whether the given number is positive or negative?

9. Explain monitor size?

PART D : Answer any one question from the choice ( 2*15=30 )

1. What is algorithm? Write the Characteristics and limitations of algorithm? Write an

algorithm to whether a number is even or odd?

OR

2. Application of multimedia in education, commerce?

3. Write a note on Printer? Explain different types of printer?

OR

4. Explain Computer Languages


B.Voc Multimedia


GEC1FC03 : Fundamentals of Computer



1. OMR is the short form of _______

2. ________ is the number of pixels on the screen.

3. ________ is a computer input device that enables a user to hand-draw images,

animations and graphics, similar to the way a person draws images with a pencil and

paper.

4. ________ is a methodology in which design begins by specifying complex pieces and

then dividing them into successively smaller pieces.

5. ________ is a pointing device, like a pen and connected to a Visual Display Unit.

6. ________is a circuit board which converts digital signals to analog signal and vice versa

for recording or playback.

7. BIOS stands for _______

8. ________ and ________ are the two parts of machine instruction in machine language

9. EEPROM stands for_______

10. _______ is the mechanical or electrical conversion of images of type written or printed

text machine encoded test.


1. What are the characteristics of computers?

2. What are the limitations of flowchart?

3. Name the three types of Computer Languages?

4. Name some popular Output and Input devices.

5. What are the functions of Control Unit in CPU?

6. Write the Basic Operations in Computer?

7. Name the functional Components of Computers?

8. State any four advantages of High Level Language?

9. Name the various types of RAM and its feature?

10. Write the use of Joy stick?

11. What are the features of Unix operating system


12. What do you mean by Top down design?


1. What are the features of Unix operating system

2. What do you mean by Top down design?

3. What are Plotters? List any 2 types of Plotters.

4. What are the applications of multimedia in Entertainment?

5. Explain about the Types of keyboards?

6. What is a Flowchart? State the symbols used in a flowchart with its purpose?

7. State the characteristics and limitations of algorithm?

8. Write a short note on types of mouse?

9. State the functions of Operating System?


1. Explain about types of operating system?

OR

2. Write a note on input and output devices?

3. Explain about the Computer network Topologies?

OR

4. Write an essay about Impact and Non-Impact Printers?



DEGREE OF

BACHELOR OF VOCATION (B.VOC)

IN

Multimedia

QUESTION BANK

(FOR THE STUDENTS ADMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2014–15 ONWARDS)

UNDER THE

FACULTY OF Journalism

BOARD OF STUDIES IN MULTIMEDIA (UG) THENHIPALAM, CALICUT UNIVERSITY P.O

KERALA, 673635, INDIA

JULY,2014 ©COPYRIGHT BY UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT,2014

QUESTION BANK

C.

No Course Code Course Name Cre

dit

Marks Hrs/wk

Int Ext Tot T P Tot

2.1 GEC2EG04 A02 Modern Prose & Drama 4 20 80 100 4 4

2.2

GEC2ML05

GEC2HD05

MAL2A02(2) Malayalam-

BhashayumSahithyavum-II

(A09) – Literature in Hindi

4 20 80 100 4 4

2.3 GEC2NM06 A09(3) Basic Numeric Skills 4 20 80 100 4 4

2.4 SDC2MM05 Multimedia Tools & Techniques 4 20 80 100 4 4

2.5 SDC2MM06 Photography & Visual Effects 5 20 80 100 5 5

2.6 SDC2MM07 (P) Multimedia Tools & Techniques

Lab 5 20 80 100 5 5

2.7 SDC2MM08 (Pr) Mini Project 4 0 100 100 4 4


Semester : 2nd

Course Code : SDC2MM05

Course Name : Multimedia Tools & Techniques

Multimedia Tools & Techniques

Unit 1(12 Hours)

Features and application of photo editing software; image sizes and resolutions; creating new images; placing

images; file browser; tool selections; colour models and modes; adjusting colour display for cross platform

variations; working with layers; features of layer masks and clipping path; blending modes; adjustment

layers; 3D editor.

Unit 2(12 Hours)

Features and applications of illustrator; vector and raster images: resolution in images: illustrator

environment; documents; working with colours.

Unit 3(12 Hours)

Features and applications of drawing software; interface and toolbox; common tasks; creating basic shapes:

reshaping objects; applying colour fills and outlines; text tools; text formatting; embedding objects into text;

text wraps; text object links.

Unit 4(12 Hours)

Applying effects – distortion effects, contour effects, transparency and lens effects; depth effects; working

with bitmaps; editing and applying bitmaps.

Unit 5(12 Hours)

Audio- Advance Audio Concepts, Audio compression and Audio MPEG.

B.Voc Multimedia


SDC2MM05: Multimedia Tools & Techniques



Select the most appropriate alternative:-

1. Which is the Photoshop document file?

JPGE (b) PSd (c) ODT (d) DOC

2. Which color mode is used for print document?

CMYK (b) HSB (c) RGB (d) Pan tone

3. A digital image is made up of thousands of ………………?

Curves (b) Lines (c) Pixels (d) Drawings

4 . ……………. Is not an image format?

Bitmap (b) Gif (c) Pixel (d) JPEG

4. How can lock the object in illustrator?

Ctrl+2 (b) ctrl+shift+2 (c) ctrl+L+2 (d) ctrl+L

Fill in the blanks:-

6. The rate of repetation of the cycles of a periodic quantity ………………?

7. What is the ideal resolution of an image for web?

8. What is the full form of JPEG?

9. Clipping mask, ……….. are the two types of masking options?

10 .…………………. is a vector software?


1. What is image resolution?

2. What you mean by cropping?

3. How can merge the layers?

4. How can add noise on the picture?

5. State the difference between color palette and layers palette?

6. What is text wraps?

7. Define transparency?

8. Define Amplitude?

9. What are the major MPEG standards?

10. What is magic want tool?

11. Write 4 tools for illustrator software?

12. State the difference between PSD format and SVG format?


1. What is channel?

2. Advantage of layers?

3. What is contour effect?

4. Describe the distortion effects?

5. How can create basic shapes?

6. Describe embedding in to text?

7. Writ about file browser?

8. What is blending modes?

9. How can work with color?


1.Features and application of photo editing software?

OR

Features and application of illustrator?

Describe audio and compression and audio concepts?

OR

Write audio and advance audio concepts?

SECTION A

Very short Answer Question (1 Mark)

1. ____________ refers to any type of application or presentation that involves more than one type of

media, such as text, graphics, video, animation, and sound.

A. An executable file B. Desktop publishing C. Multimedia D. Hypertext

2. A family of graphics characters that usually includes many type size and style is called a

A. Type face B. Font C. Point D. Link

3. Audio recorded at 44.1 kHz, 16- bit stored as digital information is called a:

A. Buffer B. Sample C. Byte D. Stream

4. Which image file type is best for photographs?

A. Vector B. Bitmap C. Laser D. Postscript

5. Which tool should you use to modify the shape of a path within a Live Paint group?

A. Selection tool B. Direct Selection tool C. Live Paint Bucket tool D. Live Paint Selection tool

6. What should you do to convert type into editable vector objects?

A. select the type with the Type tool, then choose Type>Create Outlines

B. select the type with the Type tool, then choose Object>Live Paint>Make

C. select the type with the Selection tool, then choose Object>Live Paint>Make

D. select the type with the Selection Tool, then choose Type>Create Outlines

7. In which situation would you need to apply the Create Outlines command to text?

A. to use the text as a mask B. to fill the text with a pattern C. to embed the font into the file

D. to edit the individual vector paths

8. Which palette allows you to check what areas of your artwork are affected by transparency?

A. Transparency palette B. Document Info palette C. Graphic Styles palette

D. Flattener Preview palette

9. Which can be used as a clipping mask object?

A. all objects B. vector objects C. rasterized objects D. only rasterized objects with a

transparent background

10.Which file format supports partial opacity when exporting an Adobe Illustrator document?

A. GIF B. PSD C. PICT D. JPEG

11. What is the location of the default settings that determine the resolution when complex mesh objects are

rasterized?

A. Create Gradient Mesh B. Transparency Flattener Presets

C. Document Raster Effects Settings D. Art board settings in the Document Setup dialog box

12.You are preparing artwork for the Web. Which color mode should you use to help prevent dithering?

A. LAB B. HSB C. RGB D. CMYK

13. You are printing a file that contains a gradient mesh. As a general guideline, to help prevent banding

within the mesh, you should use an appropriate line screen that retains _____ levels of gray.

A. 8 B. 16 C. 128 D. 256

14. A photo edit of shrinking is considered in the _____ category of edits.

A. Resize and Focus B. Enhancements and Layering C. Color D. Correction

15. How do you view only gradient swatches in the Swatch Panel?

A) Click the Show Swatch Kinds menu button on the Swatches Panel and choose Show Gradient

Swatches.

B) Right-click (Windows) Control-click (Mac OS) on a gradient swatch in the Swatches Panel and

choose Show Gradient Swatches.

C) Double-click on an existing gradient swatch.

D) Select choose Show Gradient Swatches from the Swatches panel menu.

16. How do you create a Live Paint Group?

A) Select one or more paths, compound paths, or both and Choose Object > Live Paint > Make.

B) Select one or more paths, compound paths, or both and Choose Object > Expand.

C) Select one or more paths, compound paths, or both and Choose Object > Image Trace > Make

and Expand.

D) Select one or more paths, compound paths, or both and Choose Edit > Live Paint > Merge.

17. The two main types of operating systems for all microphones are _____ and ________

A) Condenser and Conductor B) Dynamic and Dynamite

C) Condenser and Amplifier D) Dynamic and Condenser

18. Which option or action will let you control the anti-aliasing of type exported with the File > Save for Web

command?

A) Adjusting the Dither: value in the Save for Web dialog box

B) Selecting the Custom option from the Color Reduction Algorithm drop down menu in the Save

for Web dialog box

C) Choosing the Effect > Rasterize command

D) Choosing the Object Path > Offset Path command

19.You applied a drop shadow You applied a drop shadow and feathering to an object. You select that object.

How do you adjust those effects?

A) In the Graphic Styles panel menu select Delete Styles. Then reapply the desired effects.

B) Click the effect name in the Appearance panel. In the dialog box, make the desired alternations,

and then click OK

C) Then go to the Effect panel and select the effect you would like to adjust.

D) Choose Object > Expand Appearance. Select the expanded effects and delete. Then reapply the

desired effect.

20. What is the format used to save artwork for mobile devices that optimizes the graphic content.

A) TIFF B) PNG C) SVG D) PDF

21. You are updating the Output settings in the Print dialog box. Why is it necessary to set the PostScript

Printer Description file using the PPD menu?

A) To define the bounding box area of an EPS file for printing

B) To set the PostScript fonts to specify font outlines in the printed file

C) To customize the behavior of the driver for a specific PostScript printer

D) To specify the PostScript description language to communicate with the printer

22. What should you do to convert type into editable vector objects?

A. select the type with the Type tool, then choose Type>Create Outlines

B. select the type with the Type tool, then choose Object>Live Paint>Make

C. select the type with the Selection tool, then choose Object>Live Paint>Make

D. select the type with the Selection Tool tool, then choose Type>Create Outlines

23. In which situation would you need to apply the Create Outlines command to text?

A. to use the text as a mask

B. to fill the text with a pattern

C. to embed the font into the file

D. to edit the individual vector paths

24.Which is only an advantage of Open Type fonts?

A. They take advantage of Optical Kerning.

B. They can be converted to outlines, then edited as paths.

C. You can automatically apply ligatures if they are available.

D. They are good for Web design because they are installed with most modern Web browser

applications.

25. What is the location of the default settings that determine the resolution when complex mesh objects are

rasterized?

A. Create Gradient Mesh B. Transparency Flattener Presets C. Document Raster Effects Settings

D. Artboard settings in the Document Setup dialog box

26. You are preparing artwork for the Web. Which color mode should you use to help prevent dithering?

A. LAB B. HSB C. RGB D. CMYK

27.What is a symbol in Illustrator?

A. Any visual graphic created in your document B. A special type of color swatch

C An art object that you can reuse in a document D. An interactive link found in a document

28. Which two options are vector drawing tools? (Choose two.)

A. Pen tool B. Lasso tool C. Smooth tool D. Slice tool

29. What is the difference between raster and vector graphics?

A. Raster graphics use CMYK, while vector graphics use the RGB

B. Raster graphics are composed of pixels, while vector graphics are composed of path

C. Raster graphics are composed of swatches, while vector graphics are composed of arcs

D. Raster graphics can be exported, while vector graphics can only be saved

30. When exporting as BMP, which three color mode options do you have? (Choose three.)

A. Bitmap B. CMYK C. Grayscale D. RGB

31. Which profile in the New Document dialog box has the following default settings?

(• RGB, 72 PPI document with Align to Pixel Grid disabled • Measurement units set to Pixels • Page

orientation set to Portrait)

A. Mobile and Devices B. Web C. Basic RGB D. Flash Catalyst

32.You have placed an image in Illustrator, and now you want to edit the original image using the Edit > Edit

Original command. Which statement is true?

A. The image needs to be embedded. B. The image needs to be linked. C. The image needs to have a

Rasterize effect applied to it. D. The image may not have a clipping mask.

33. Which is a benefit of opening files as Smart Objects?

A. You can edit Smart Objects many times without loss of quality.

B. Smart Objects are not rendered so they have a higher dynamic range.

C. You are able to paint directly on Smart Objects without rasterizing them first.

D. You can discard the original Raw file to speed up Layer Comps.

34.You want to remove a crack from a photograph of a wall, by painting over the crack using samples from

another part of the wall. Which tool should you choose to perform this task most efficiently?

A. Use the Healing Brush tool. B. Use the Spot Healing Brush tool. C. Use the Patch tool.

D. Use the Content-Aware Move tool.

35. Which is a benefit of customizing the panels and menus settings in Photoshop?

A. You will use less RAM and speed up image processing.

B. You will work more efficiently and reduce unnecessary monitor clutter.

C. You will show that you are a professional and increase file compatibility.

D. You will increase backwards compatibility and reduce scratch disk use.

36. You want to apply a tonal correction to a specific area of an image in a nondestructive way. Which should

you use?

A. A layer style. B. An adjustment layer. C. A filter. D. A blending mode.

37. You want to straighten, crop, and resample your image in one step. Which tool or command should you

use?

A. The Crop tool. B. The Ruler tool. C. Choose Image > Trim. D. Choose Image > Crop.

38. You want to isolate the image area affected by an adjustment layer, non-destructively, and with detailed

control. Which feature should you use in combination with the adjustment layer?

A. Use a fill layer. B. Use a layer mask. C. Use a layer comp. D. Use a layer comp.

39. You want sharpen a specific area while minimizing undesired artifacts. Which sharpening method will

achieve this?

A. With the Sharpen tool, increase the Strength value and select the Protect Detail option.

B. In the Smart Sharpen filter, increase the Reduce Noise and Tonal Width values.

C. In the Adobe Camera Raw filter, increase the Clarity and Masking values.

D. In the Unsharp Mask filter, adjust the Amount, Radius, and Threshold values.

40.You are experimenting with different filter combinations. Which command should you choose to ensure

that your filters are non-destructive?

A. Filter > Filter Gallery. B. Select > Isolate Layers. C. Filter > Convert for Smart Filters. D.

Image > Adjustments > Photo Filter.

41.Which is an advantage of using the Quick Selection Tool instead of the Magic Wand Tool?

A. You can set a Tolerance value.

B. You can more easily add or subtract from the selection.

C. You can more quickly isolate areas with non-uniform foreground or background colors.

D. You can use the Refine Edge feature after creating the selection.

42. Which two file formats are appropriate when saving your file for web publishing? (Choose two.)

A. PNG B. PSD C. GIF D. EPS

43.________ is a raster graphics editor (with significant vector graphics functionality).

A. Adobe Photoshop B. Adobe Photoshop Elements C. Adobe Flash D. Adobe Illustrator

44. Which of the following isn’t a type of Illustrator brush?

A. scatter B. calligraphic C. pattern D. airbrush

45. Creating text as a graphic in Illustrator gives you all the following advantages except.

A. you can quickly create effects such as drop shadows B. you can turn it into a brush

C. you can fit it to radical curves more easily D. you can easily correct the spelling

46. Hitting which of the following keys will make palettes and the toolbox go away?

A. Control-X B. Tab C. Shift-Tab D. D minor

47.Who developed Adobe InDesign?

A. Seta (company) B. Adobe Systems C. T&E Soft D. Viacom New Media

48.In 2002, InDesign was the first ________-native desktop publishing (DTP) software.

A. Mac OS X B. Safari (web browser) C. QuickTime D. Mac OS X Server

49. Pixels represent tiny ________ of color, which are typically unseen by the naked eye.

A. circles B. squares C. inches D. swatches

50. How do you set the text color in Photoshop?

A. Select the Text Tool and use the background color tool to set the color

B. Select the Text tool and use the color box icon in the Options bar to set the text color

C. Use the color gradient tool to define the text

D. You can only use black text in Photoshop

51.You want to modify the tonal range of an image without permanently affecting the pixels. What should

you do?

A. use Variations B. use Auto Levels C. use a layer style D. use an adjustment layer

52.You are using the Pattern Stamp tool to paint in your image. Which tool option ensures that the pattern is

applied continuously, rather than from the initial sampling point, regardless of how many times you stop and

resume painting with the pattern?

A. Flow B. Aligned C. Impressionist D. Protect Texture

53. You want to hide portions of an image on one layer, and you want to have soft edges around the visible

portion so that it blends with the layer underneath it. What should you do?

A. add a layer mask B. add a vector mask C. add a clipping mask D. add an adjustment layer

54.What should you do to create a layer style that includes a beveled edge and makes the original content of

the layer transparent?

A. set the layer’s Fill Opacity to 0%, then when saving the style, select Include Layer Blending Options B.

set the layer’s Fill Opacity to 0%, then when saving the style, deselect Include Layer Blending Options C.

set the layer’s master Opacity to 0%, then when saving the style, select

Include Layer Blending Options D. set the layer’s master Opacity to 0%, then when saving the style,

deselect Include Layer Blending Options

55. What happens when you choose the command Layer > Flatten image?

A. Layers within layer groups are merged into a single layer.

B. All layers are made visible and then combined into the background layer.

C. The active layer and all visible layers below it are combined into a single layer.

D. All visible layers are combined into the background layer and hidden layers are discarded.

56. How do you hide the content of several layer groups with one mask?

A. put all of the layer groups inside a new layer group, select this new set, then click the Add Mask button

B. create a clipping mask consisting of the layer groups, select the base set in that group, and click the Add

Mask button

C. create a layer above the layer groups, set its Fill Opacity to 0%, and its Knockout setting to Deep

D. create a layer above the layer groups, set its Fill Opacity to 0%, and its Knockout setting to Shallow

57. You have placed an Adobe Illustrator Smart Object into your Photoshop fi le. How should you

activate the Smart Object so it can be edited in Illustrator?

A. double-click the image

B. choose Layer > Smart Objects > Replace Contents

C. double-click the Smart Object thumbnail in the Layers palette

D. right-click (Windows) or Control-click the Smart Object thumbnail in the Layers palette and choose

Replace Contents from the context menu

58. You have created a selection of an object that you want to use in another area of your image. You

want to soften the edges of the selected object so that it will blend in with the background. What should you

do?

A. feather the selection B. smooth the selection C. anti-alias the selection

D. apply a Gaussian Blur to the selection

59. Which statement about Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction is true?

A. Non-square pixel documents open with Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction turned off by default.

B. Non-square pixel documents open with Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction turned on by default.

C. Turning on Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction allows you to see a square pixel image as it will appear on a

computer monitor.

D. Turning on Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction allows you to see a non-square pixel image as it will appear on a

computer monitor.

60. You want to change the default Auto Leading percentage for type. What should you do?

A. choose Justification from the Character palette menu

B. choose Justification from the Paragraph palette menu

C. choose the percentage from the Leading menu of the Character palette

D. choose the percentage from the Leading menu of the Paragraph palette

SECTION B

Very short Answer Question (2 Marks)

61. What are Color Model?

62. Explain Additive & Subtractive Color Model?

63. What the different between RGB & CMYK Color models?

64. Explain Lab & Gray Scale Color Models?

65. How to select an object and work with the Control panel in Adobe illustrator?

66. How to use layers in Illustrator?

67. What is Photoshop?

68. How do you print the grid?

69. How to Unlock Background?

70. What is a Smart Object?

71. How to achieve Black/White with Color Detail?

72. How do you create an artistic border?

73. What features does Photoshop have that Photoshop Elements doesn't?

74. How to use the File Browser rather than the Organizer?

75. How to use scanner or digital camera with Photoshop Elements

76. What’s the difference between the Healing Brush and the Spot Healing Brush?

77. How to use the Histogram palette?

78. What is Extract Filter?

79. What is fading a Filter?

80. Explain Artistic Filters

81. Explain Texture Filter

82. Explain Lens Effects

83. What are Bitmap Image?

84. What is CODE

85. What are the difference between lossless and loss compression

86. What are two types of Masking in Photoshop? Explain each one?

87. Explain Text Wrap?

88. Explain Features and applications of drawing software?

89. What is Embedded Objects?

90 Explain the production process of audio

SECTION C

Short Essays (4 Marks)

91. Explain Photoshop Filters?

92. Explain Simple Audio Compression Methods

93. What are the elements of Multimedia Elements? Explain each one

94. Explain MPEG?

95. What are the Selection tools in Photoshop? Explain

96. Brief description about Vector image & Bitmap Image

97. Explain Workspace of Illustrator?

98. What is Midi?

99. Explain file format?

100. Explain editing and applying bitmaps?

101. Difference between Primary and Secondary Colors?

102. Explain blending mode in Photoshop?

103 What are the basic steps of image Processing

104. Explain color models?

105. What is meant by saturated and unsaturated colors?

106. What is essential difference between graphics and images?

107. Mention major application where graphics can be used?

108. What are meant by transformation of graphical objects?

109. Explain Audio features and applications?

110. Discuss the fundamentals characteristic of sound?

SECTION D

Essays (15 Marks)

111. What is meant by compression and CODEC?

112. How to Creating and placing new image in Editing Software?

113. What is layer Mask? Write features of layer masks and clipping mask?

114. Write short note on “Image output on monitor”?

115. How does the CMYK color model represent color information? Why is it called Subtractive model?

116. How does the RGB color model represent color information? Why is it called additive model?

117. Explain any Drawing software toolbox?

118. How to Create Basic Shapes in Illustrator?

119. Link or embed content from another program by using OLE?

120. Explain advantage of MPEG?

121. Explain Audio Compression?

122. What are the effects in Photoshop?

123. Short note on text formatting in Photoshop & illustrator

124. Explain Digital Audio Concepts

125. Explain -vector and raster images

126. What is Multimedia? Write application of multimedia

127. Explain Tools in Photoshop

128. How many types of Gradient in Photoshop? Explain each one

129. Explain Tools in Adobe illustrator

130. Explain feature of multimedia

ANSWER KEY

SECTION A

1. C

2. A

3. B

4. B

5. B

6. D

7. D

8. D

9. B

10. B

11. B

12. C

13. D

14. A

15. A

16. A

17. D

18. C

19. B

20. C

21. C

22. D

23. D

24. C

25. B

26. C

27. C

28. A & C

29. B

30. A, C & D

31. A

32. B

33. A

34. A

35. B

36. B

37. A

38. B

39. A

40. C

41. C

42. A & C

43. A

44. D

45. D

46. B

47. B

48. C

49. B

50. B

51. D

52. B

53. A

54. A

55. D

56. A

57. C

58. A

59. C

60. B

SECTION B (Hint)

61. Recognizing / Expressing-Primary-Secondary –Composite-RGB-CMYK

62. A subtractive color model explains the mixing of a limited set of dyes, inks, paint ... through

suitable subtractive color filters; their combination is an additive one in………Additive color

mixing: adding red to green yields yellow; adding all three primary colors together yields white. ...

Additive color is in contrast to subtractive color, in which colors are created by subtracting

(absorbing) parts of the.... Color model

63. The Difference Between RGB and CMYK. These are two of the most prominent color models to

be used. RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is typically used by electronic displays, such as your computer

screen. CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black) is used by most printers…. example

64. A Lab color space is a color-opponent space with dimension L for lightness ... the L*, a*, and b*

values are usually absolute, with a pre-defined range. ... The color channels, a* and b*, will

represent true neutral gray values at a* = 0 and b* = 0…Image Processing - Laboratory 2: The

color model. ... between the black and the white colors corresponds to the grayscale values

(R=G=B). Three ....where the BITMAPINFO and BITMAPINFOHEADER structures

65. Options for selecting objects… Isolation mode…Layers panel……….Selection tool…..Direct

Selection tool

66. To add a new layer above the selected layer, click the Create New Layer button in the Layers

panel. To create a new sub layer inside the selected layer, click the Create New Sublayer button in

the Layers panel

67. Adobe Photoshop is a professional image editing software package that can be used by experts and

novices alike. While this handout offers some very basic tips on using the tools available in

Photoshop, more comprehensive guidance can be accessed on the web or in the help menu of your

version of Photoshop. The version used for this tutorial is Adobe Photoshop CS. Adobe Photoshop

is a professional image editing software package that can be used by experts and novices alike.

While this handout offers some very basic tips on using the tools available in Photoshop, more

comprehensive guidance can be accessed on the web or in the help menu of your version of

Photoshop. The version used for this tutorial is Adobe Photoshop CS.

68. Put the non printing grid on how you want it, then take a screen capture (alt + Print Screen on PC)

Open a new file, the size should be set as the size of the grab, and paste. Crop away everything (the

background of the photoshop window, etc.)except for the image with grid on it…and print

69. Click on IMAGE go to MODE and select GRAY SCALE (if the PDF or JPG is black / white), and

go back to the LAYER and double click, that will unlocked, if do not, go back to IMAGE and

select RGB color and double click, that would do it. Click on IMAGE go to MODE and select

GRAY SCALE (if the PDF or JPG is black / white), and go back to the LAYER and double click,

that will unlocked, if do not, go back to IMAGE and select RGB color and double click, that would

do it.

70. Photoshop CS2 introduces a new type of layer called a Smart Object layer. Smart Objects are a

little like symbols in Illustrator. Smart objects can consist of pixel-based content or vector-based

content, like an Illustrator drawing placed in a Photoshop document. With smart objects, you can

make multiple copies of a single object and all copies will be updated when one of the copies is

edited ?but you can still apply layer styles and adjustment layers to the individual smart objects

without affecting all copies, which provides for a lot of flexibility. Pixel-based smart objects also

remember their original size and can be transformed multiple times without loss.Smart objects is

the pixel-and vector based content

71. Use the lasso tool to carefully select the elements that you want to retain as color – you may even

want to feather the selection by a couple of pixels if it looks better. Once you have these selected,

invert the selection so that everything except the eyes/lips are selected, then desaturated the layer

72. Open any image> 2. Make a selection using the rectangular Marquee Tool? (M) 3. In your layer

pallet> add a layer mask 4. Then go to Filter>Brush Strokes>Sprayed Strokes and play with the

stroke length etc. You can apply other styles too

73. Elements doesn't allow you to work in any CMYK color mode, only RGB and Indexed color…ink-

jet printing or photo processing printing. Elements has fewer Web design features, such as not

being able to create rollovers. It’s also missing a few of Photoshop’s filters and brushes. The full

version of Photoshop allows you to save a series of processes as Actions and load them back in

later, Elements does not offer this feature

74. File>Browse Folders… Two downsides to using the File Browser……… the File Browser to

preview files and open multiple files.

75. he scanner or camera must be TWAIN……… TWAIN drivers either come with your scanner or

camera or can be downloaded from the manufacturer's Web site…….. You scan or download from

your digital camera from within Elements by switching to the Organizer

76. Spot Healing Brush to remove a tear in a photo….. The Healing Brush is used similarly to the

Clone Stamp tool for cleaning up broad areas

77. The histogram displays a graph showing the range of values in an image……. The darkest values

are represented on the left side while the darkest pixels are represented on the far right side. A

photo with good color produces a histogram with peaks at both ends, which means it has good

detail in both shadows and highlights. A photo that’s underexposed would have a gap on the right

side of the histogram, indicating the absence of light pixels. A photo that’s overexposed would

have a cliff on the right. You fix these problems using the Enhance>Adjust Lighting>Levels

command.

78. Extract filter has it been this quick and easy…. The Extract Window includes all the controls you

need when doing your clipping…..Steps

79. Fade” the filter using the Fade command……. change the opacity and blending mode of the filter

effect

80. Collection of filters is meant to make it seem as though a particular artistic style….Cutout:.

Plastic Wrap: Poster Edges:

81. The image has been created on some type of three-dimensional surface….Craquelure:Mosaic

Tiles.Stained Glass…Texturizer

82. Photoshop rather than with an actual soft focus lens…….soft focus lens effect to an image

83. The BMP file format, also known as bitmap image file or device independent bitmap (DIB) file

format or simply a bitmap, is a raster graphics image file format

84. Digitized stored… files refer RAW…Compresseion/decompression or coder/decoder

85. Lossless and lossy compression are terms that describe whether or not, in the compression of a file,

all original data can be recovered when the file is uncompressed. With lossless compression, every

single bit of data that was originally in the file remains after the file is uncompressed.

86. Masking is one of the most powerful, yet misunderstood features in Photoshop. ... There are two

types of masks in Photoshop: layer masks and clipping ... By default, every layer mask is colored

white, which means that the

87. The definition of text wrapping, also known as wrapping text, a phrase most often associated with

presentation software.

88. Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of computer systems to assist in the creation,

modification, analysis, or optimization of a design. … The term is used to distinguish such

software from system software, which manages and integrates a computer's capabilities but does

not directly perform tasks that benefit the user, and utility software, which is directly concerned

with altering or managing the computer's operating environment

89. Embedding the object, rather than simply inserting or pasting it, ensures that the object retains its

original format. In fact, you can modify the embedded object with the original program….. In

Windows environments, embedding objects is made possible by a technology called OLE.

90. Audio post production is the general term for all stages of production happening between the

actual recording in a studio and the completion of a master recording. It involves, sound design,

sound editing, audio mixing, and the addition of effects.

SECTION C (Hint)

91. Photoshop filter effect…..texture….fade…lens…blur…etc

92. Data compression, source coding- orbit-rate reductioninvolves encodinginformation using fewer

bits than the original representation

93. Definition---text-graphics—audio-video

94. Wworking group of the ISO. The term also refers to the family of digital video compression

standards and file formats developed by the group--The MPEG standards are an evolving set of

standards for video and audio compression developed by the Moving Picture Experts Group

95. Tool box---marquee-lasso-crop—slice tools—explain

96. Photographic image—illustration---image—graphics---pixel—computerized

97. workspace by moving and manipulating Document windows and panels--Dock and undock panels-

--Move panels---Add and remove panels--- Manipulate panel groups

98. MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a protocol developed in the 1980's which allows

electronic instruments and other digital musical tools

99. JPEG---TIF ---PSD---GIF—etc..

100. Image editing encompasses the processes of altering images, whether they ... There are a myriad of

choices associated with the application of most of these features. ... objects or regions in the image

defined by proximity of color or luminance, ...

101. Primary Colours - These are colours that cannot be created through the mixing of ... The secondary

colours are in between the primary colours - for example

102. blending mode-The blending mode specified in the options bar controls how pixels in the image

are affected by a painting or editing tool. –gradient-stroke-emboss

103. input-edit-output-explain these process

104. RGB-CMYK- GRAY mode

105. A display with poor color saturation will look washed out or faded. When a color's saturation level

is reduced to 0, it becomes a shade of gray

106. Computer Graphics is about drawing things on the screen with pixels using mathematics and

physics (trigonometry, lighting, shading etc

107. Computer graphics are pictures and movies created using computers - usually referring to image

data created by a computer specifically with help from specialized graphical hardware and

softwares.

108. transform graphic objects, as well as groups, text blocks, and instances, by using the Free

Transform tool or the options in the Modify > Transform menu

109. MPEG/audio is a generic audio compression standard. - MPEG/audio offers a diverse assortment

of compression modes:-This provides a wide range of tradeoffs between codec complexity and

compressed audio quality:

110. Amplitude---Frequency---Waveform---Speed

SECTION D (Hint)

111. Compression (Two Types-Lossy and lossless) ----CODEC

112. Creating and placing new image in Editing Software---Photshop--open-draw—edit--change

charectrestics of image.

113. layer Mask-- features of layer masks –use of layer masks---clipping mask-- features of clipping

masks— use of clipping mask

114. Image output on monitor---file format--steps

115. color model --CMYK color model definition—draw picture-- Subtractive model

116. color model --RGB color model definition-- additive model

117. Illustrator tools

118. Basic Shapes in Illustrator--step—draw---explain.

119. OLE-Object Linking Embedding-- system program using-- Link or embed partial content from

another program

120. Advantage of MPEG—diffrence--MPEG audio offers three compatible layers :MPEG approach to

compression--MPEG encoder employs a bank filters

121. Audio compression may refer to: Audio compression (data), a type of lossy or lossless

compression in which the amount of data in a recorded waveform is

122. Photoshop provides a variety of effects—such as shadows, glows, and bevels—that change the

appearance of a layer's contents. Layer effects are linked to the

123. character and paragraph styles--Create character or paragraph styles--Edit character or paragraph

styles--Delete character or paragraph styles

124. For a kind of modern music composed by digital means, see electronic music. A sound ... Digital

audio is technology that can be used to record, store, generate, .

125. Raster datasets are commonly used for representing and managing imagery, digital ... These

become useful for georeferencing and help explain how raster data-- Example showing effect of

vector graphics versus raster graphics. Vector .... The file size of a vector graphic image depends

on the number of graphic elements it

126. Definition-elements-each element explain

127. Selection toos—editing tools (healing, clone etc)

128. Linear Gradient toolLinear gradient-- Radial Gradient toolRadial gradient-- Angular Gradient

toolAngle gradient

129. Selection tool—Type tool-symbol tool-drawing tool—painting tools

130. Multimedia refers to content that uses a combination of different content forms. ... Some video

games also use multimedia features.

QUESTION BANK


Semester : 2nd

Course Code : SDC2MM07 (P)

Course Name : Multimedia Tools & Techniques Lab

B.Voc Multimedia


SDC2MM07 (P): Multimedia Tools & Techniques Lab

1. Design a webpage (college) in Photoshop.

2. Create CD sticker and CD cover (wedding) in Photoshop.

3. Photo Restoration in Photoshop.

4. Create a Broucher (film festival).

5. Design a with Layer masking and Clipping masking.

6. Design five images by compositing.

7. Design a building with perspective.

8. Create a image with Depth effect.

9. Design a image with color mode.

10. Develop 3D text from 2D in illustrator.

11. Create a Bottle with the help of revolve in illusrator.

12. Create a leaf with Mesh tool in illustrator.

13. Create a Music with surrounding effect.

1.click the one image in depth of field

2.cilck the image in Monochrome.

3.click the image in candid photography

4.Click the image in landscape mode.

5.Click the images in Portraiture mode.

6.Click the Motion image with white Balance.

7.Click the image in Fine Art Photography

8.Click the image in Rule of 3rds

9.Crate 3D Grace effect

10.Designing Glass Effect

11.Creat one image in Digital painting

12.Crate fire effect in text.

1. Procedure to design a visiting card containing at least one graphic and text information.

2. Procedure to take a photographic image. Give a title for the image. Put the border.

Write your names. Write the name of institution and place

3. Procedure to prepare a cover page for the book in your subject area. Plan your own

design.

OUTPUT

4. Procedure to extract the flower only from given photographic image and organize it on

a background. Selecting your own background for organization.

5. Procedure to adjust the brightness and contrast of the picture so that it gives an elegant

look.

6. Procedure to type a word and apply the effects shadow emboss

7. Procedure to use appropriate tool(s) from the toolbox, cut the objects from 3 files

(f1.jpg, f2.jpg & f3.jpg); organise them in a single file and apply feather effects

8. Procedure to display the background given (filename: garden.jpg) through your name

using mask.

9. Procedure to make anyone of one of the parrots black & white in a given picture.

10. Exercises involving creating composite images

11. Exercises involving Audio Compression and editing

12. Exercises involving improve quality of images

13. Puppet “Warp”?

14. Create transparent backgrounds?

15. Converting to black and white?

16. Burning Dodging enhancements?

17. Drop shadow layer style?

18. Create Day light white balance in image?

19. Remove the spots on the given image?

20. Change the ton of your image using histogram?

Photography & Visual Effects

COURSE OUTLINE

Unit 1 (12 Hours)

Various Camera Modes and their uses, Flash Modes, ISO settings, White Balance, Drive Modes, Lens

Focal Length, Exposure Compensation, Focusing Options, Depth of Field (Depth of Focus), Macro

Photography,

Portraiture, Landscape, Action Photography, Still Life, Candid Photography, Indoor photography, Fine

Art Photography, Black and White (Monochrome)

Unit 2 (15 Hours)

Basic Techniques of Lighting (Including: Front, Side, Back, Defused, etc.), Basic Photo Composition

(Including: Rule of 3rds, Leading Lines, Framing Subjects, etc.), Basic Photo Editing (Using

Photoshop and

Picasa), Special Photoshop Creative Ideas involving use of layers, High Dynamic Range (H.D.R.)

Photography, Knowledge of Pixels, Mega Pixels, DPI, PPI

Unit 3 (16 Hours)

Visual Effects- Description- Types- Particles – Analysis- Size- Sand Effects – Smoke Effects- Fire Effects –

Cloud Effects – Snow Effects Fluid Effects-Coloring- designing Clouds Background – Designing Fog

Effects – Explosion Effects– Fire Effects with flames - Space Effects and designs- Designing Thick Smoke

Unit 4 (16 Hours)

Designing Paint Effects – Coloring paints- Designing Trees and green effects –Designing Weather and seasons –

Effects on seasons- Designing Glass image – Designing Different glass reflection- Designing Glow Effects – Liquid

Effects and reflection design

Unit 5 (16 Hours)

Designing Special Effects – Designing effects of Hair and shape – Designing Fur Effects-Designing

Clothes and effects Visual Effects Tool and advanced functions– Converting images from 2D to 3D

Pictures. Creating 3D Effects- Differentiation 2D effects and 3D effects.

QUESTION BANK


Semester : 2nd

Course Code : SDC2MM06

Course Name : Photography & Visual Effects

B.Voc Multimedia


SDC2MM06: Photography & Visual Effects



Select the most appropriate alternative:-

1. ____ is a tool allows you to edit or manipulate your image?

a. Sensor b. page maker c. Corel draw d. filter

2. What is the full from of SLR?

a) Single lens reflex b)semi lens reflex

c)system linear remote d)specification of lens range.

3. Long distance photography is facilitated by______

a) Visible light b) x-rays c) infrared rays d) ultraviolet rays.

4.The visible spectrum of the light has a wavelength in the

Range of…………

1000 to 4000A0 b.4000 to 7000A0

B.7500 to 12500A0 d.12500 to 30000A0

5. Candela is the unit of

A. illumination B. Luminous intensity

C. Luminescence D. Light energy

6. Who coined the term photography?

A.) fox Talbot B.) Nicephore Niepce

C.) Sir John Herschel D.) Hentry callipsen

C.) Sir John Herschel D.) Hentry callipsen

7. …………… is extreme close-up Photography?

Mini photography b. Mono Photography

c. Macro Photography d. Micro Photography

8. …………… is an image organizer and photo sharing website?

Life scope b. Corbel

c. Acrobat d. Picasa

9. Image composed of pixels known as …………

10. Rule of third

a. Camera handling rule b. Composition rule

c. Rules of lighting d. View finder dimension


1. What is White Balance?

2. Define Rule of third?

3. Write about Leading Lines?

4. State the difference between DPI and PPI?

5. What do you mean by Fluid effects?

6. Define HDR photography?

7. Explain Megapixel?

8. State the difference between Indoor and Outdoor photography?

9. What is Panning?

10. Explain Flash Modes?

11. Define Shutter Speed?

12. Write about Depth of Field?


1. Explain the Exposure modes?

2. What is action photography?

3. Explain about pixels?

4.Write about different type of camera lenses?

5. Explain about ISO?

6. How can create the glass image?

7. What are the Camera Drive Modes?

8. Explain Candid photography?

9. Explain Monochrome?


1. Explain types of Cameras?

OR

2. Explain Basic photo Editing Tools?

3. How can converting images from 2D to 3D picture?

OR

4. Creating 3D effects-Differentiate 2D effects and 3D effects?

SECTION A


1. Red’s complimentary colour is

a) cyan b) magenta c) yellow

2. Anaglyphs are

a) 3D prints b) 3D slides c) black and white slides

3. The ‘autochrome’ process was introduced in

a) 1897 b) 1907 c) 1917

4. Visible light occurs between

a) 3000 and 8000 Angstrom b) 3000 and 7000 Angstrom c) 4000 and 7000 Angstrom

5. The Camera Obscura was first recorded in

a) 400BC b) 1600 AD c) 1800 AD

6. A Camera Lucida is

a) anartists aid b) an early box camera c) a type of rangefinder camera

7. Which of the following parts of the eye are the most colour sensitive

a) the rods b) the cones c) the iris

8. Red colours under green light would appear

a) green b) blue c) black

9. The worlds oldest surving photograph was taken in

a) 1826b) 1836c) 1846

10. The first Canon camera was released in

a) 1930b) 1935c) 1940

11. What is a ‘dolly’?

a) a heavy tripod b) a remote flash c) a camera case

12. What was the first camera to be used on the moon?

a) Liecaflex SL MOT b) Hasseblad 500EL HEC c) Mamiya RB67

13. A Candela is a measure of light

a) wavelength b) temperature c) intensity

14. Which colour is the most actinic?

a) red b) green c) blue

15. Lenses are usually coated with

a) magnesium fluoride b) sodium fluoride c) zinc fluorite

16. ‘Camera’ is actually a Latin word meaning

a) picture box b) room c) light box

17. Incident light

a) falls on the subject b) is reflected from the subject c) backlights the subject

18. Who coined the term ‘photography’?

a) Fox Talbot b) NicephoreNiepce c) Sir John Herschel

19. ‘Photography’ comes from the Greek words PHOTOS and GRAPHOS. What does it mean?

a) Light graphics b) Light writing c) Light drawing

20. What is a photon?

a) A particle of light energy b) A measure of light energy c) A stream of light energy

21. Your print needs 8 seconds at f5.6 (in a diffuser enlarger). You decide to use f11, what is your

new exposure?

a) 16 seconds b) 24 seconds c) 32 seconds

22. What was Roger Fenton famous for?

a) War photography b) Founding the Royal Photographic Society? c) Both

23. When was the first proper flashbulb invented?

a) 1920 b) 1925 c) 1930

24. Your negative is very weak with very little shadow detail. Why?

a) Under exposure and under development b) Under exposure and over development

c) Over exposure and over development

25. What is ‘posterization’?

a) extreme tone separation b) partial image reversal c) total image reversal

26. Which camera (from around 1984) used solar energy to assist the batteries?

a) Nikon FA b) Ricoh XR-S c) Pentax LX

27. What is ‘chiaroscuro’?

a) a lens aberration b) a light and shade effect c) warped negative film

28. What temperature should colour film be developed at?

a) 95 degrees Celsius b) 100 degrees Celsius c) 105 degrees celsius

29. ‘Bright field’ is associated with

a) photomicrography b) lens flare c) focusing screens

30. Magnesium fluoride is used in

a) film emulsion b) lens coating c) printing paper bases

31. Daylight colour film is balanced for light at

a) 3200 K b) 3400 K c) 5400 K

32. Circles of confusion are most prominent in

a) mirror lens b) zoom lens c) fisheye lens

33. 400 ASA film has a DIN rating of

a) 27 b) 24 c) 21

34. Magenta is a combination of

a) red and blue light b) red and green light c) blue and green light

35. Panchromatic film is sensitive to

a) all light b) all light bar red c) all light bar green

36. Panning is a method of

a) transferring prints between developer trays b) producing a sharp subject against a blurred

background c) photo-montaging images

37. Panoramic cameras can cover an angle of view of

a) 180 degrees b) 270 degrees c) 360 degrees

38. Photograms are photos produced without a camera

a) true b) false c) both

39. What is the angle of view on a fisheye lens?

a) 180 degrees b) 225 degrees c) 270 degrees

40. A chronographic camera is used to photograph

a) nighttime images with infrared b) heat emission c) the sun

41. The first 35mm camera, made by Leica, came out in

a) 1914 b) 1924 c) 1934

42. It is possible to develop black and white prints direct from colour negative film

a) true b) false c) not directly

43. 400 ASA black and white film rated at 3200 ASA would require an increase in developing time of

a) 80% b) 160% c) 240%

44. In underwater photography objects seem

a) further than they really are b) normal c) closer than they really are

45. Using tungsten film in daylight will cause a

a) blue cast b) orange cast c) green cast

46. Photocolor RT colour print chemical work at room temperature

a) false b) true c) wishful thinking

47. If 400 ASA film needs 1/250 at f8, 100 ASA film will need

a) f5.6 and 1/250 b) f4 and 1/250 c) f8 and 1/125

48. Guide number refers to

a) the power output of a flash b) the sprocket numbers on roll film

c) the focal length of a lens

49. Using ‘Universal’ colour film gives colour negative AND slides on the same roll

a) true b) false c) false as it’s black and white film

50. Star and diffraction filters work due to

a) impurities put into the glass b) distortions in the glass

c) scratches on the glass

51. The ‘standard’ lens on an 8 x 10 view camera is

a) 170mm b) 240mm c) 355mm

52. Intervalometers are used

a) as flash meters b) for time lapse photography c) for enlarger timers

53. A slave is

a) a remote flash trigger b) a small tripod c) someone to carry your gear

54. A Diastar 200 is

a) a type of flash b) a filter effect c) a slide viewer

55. The fastest colour film available is

a) 1000 ASA b) 1600 ASA c) 3200 ASA

56. Snow scenes fool camera meters into

a) over exposure b) nothing, the meters compensate c) under exposure

57. Focus finders are found in

a) studios b) darkrooms c) cameras

58. HR, KR and CT are/were all types of

a) film b) photo paper c) developing agents

59. Xenon is used in

a) lightmeters b) lcd readouts c) flashguns

60. True macro magnification starts at

a) 1:1 b) 1:2 c) 2:1

SECTION B


61. What are the Various types of Camera?

62. What is DSLR

63. Explain Flash mode

64. Short note on ISO

65. What is White balance

66. Explain different types of Lens

67. What is Focusing Option?

68. What is Visual effects?

69. What are the Particles

70. What is Live action

72. Basic Techniques of Lighting

73. Basic Photo Composition

74. Basic Photo Editing

75. Special Photoshop Creative Ideas involving use of layers

76. Pixels, Mega Pixels, DPI, PPI

77. What are Portraiture, Landscape?

78. Explain Candid Photography

79. Explain Fine Art Photography

80. Short note on Black and White picture

81. Explain Fine Art Photography

82. What are Basic Photo Composition?

83. What are the Special Effects?

84. Concept of Digital Video

85 Explain Focal Length

86 Explain Depth of Focus

87 what is Exposure Value

88 What is F numbers

89 what is Infinity

90 What is Key and Soft Light?

SECTION C

Short Essays (4 Mark)

91. Explain Photographic Lighting?

92. Explain Out Door Lighting?

93. Discuss about Front Lighting?

94. What about Side Lighting?

95. What is Back Light?

96. Describe Existing Light?

97. What is Diffused Light?

98. Explain Mega Pixel?

99. Write about DPI & PPI?

100. Define Rule of Third & its importance in Photography?

101. What is high dynamic range Photography?

102. The benefit of Photoshop in Basic Photography?

103. What are the special Photoshop Creative Ideas?

104. How to use Photoshop in Photo Editing?

105. Explain Checking of Camera

106 History of Camera

107 What are the Camera Obscura

108 What are difference between Shutter speed and Aperture?

109. What is Panning?

110. What is Tilting?

SECTION D

Essays (15 Mark)

111. Explain briefly about basic techniques of Lighting?

112. Define Light and Different types of Light?

113. Explain different types of basic photo composition?

114. Explain about basic photo editing by using photoshop?

115. Discuss about special Photoshop creative ideas involving

Use of Layers

H D R Photography

Knowledge of Pixels

Mega Pixels

DPI & PPI

116 How effect the Rule of Third in Photography?

117. Differentiation 2D effects and 3D effects?

118. Explain Visual Effects Tool and advanced functions?

119. Difference between 2D and 3D Animations?

120. Designing effects of Hair and shape?

ANSWER KEY

SECTION A

1. a

2. b

3. b

4. c

5. a

6. a

7. b

8. c

9. a

10. b

11. a

12. b

13. c

14. c

15. a

16. b

17. a

18. c

19. a

20. a

21. c

22. c

23. b

24. a

25. a

26. b

27. b

28. b

29. a

30. b

31. c

32. a

33. a

34. a

35. a

36. b

37. c

38. a

39. a

40. c

41. b

42. a

43. b

44. c

45. a

46. b

47. b

48. a

49. a

50. c

51. c

52. b

53. a

54. c

55. b

56. c

57. b

58. a

59. c

60 a

SECTION D

111. Lighting --Basic techniques of Lighting

112. Defenition of Light and Different types of Light (Key light, Source light, Fill light, Back light)

113. Types of basic photo composition—10 rules of Photo Composition

114. Photo editing by using photoshop—Steps –Methods

115. Use of Layers--H D R Photography--Knowledge of Pixels--Mega Pixels--DPI & PPI

116. image is divided into 9 equal segments by 2 vertical and 2 horizontal lines,most important elements in your

scene along these lines, or at the points where they intersect.

117. 2D effects definition—features:: 3D effectsdefinition—features.

118. Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and ... It also functions as a very basic non-linear

editor, audio editor and media transcoder. ... with other Adobe programs, such as creating shapes, that

are defined by bezier curves. ... June 16, 2004, 6.5, Chambant, advanced clone tool, presets gallery,

grain

119. 2D graphics, giving them a sense of a deep, rich, magical 3D environment. Additionally, just a few steps are

needed for the CC Particle effect to create floating, glowing orbs for the camera to pass through. This effect is

also capable of exploding custom graphics icons.-Chris notes that After Effects has many built-in presets that can

be invaluable when you need to generate some quick background graphics. “You can get a lot of mileage by

combining simple effects,” he explains. Being able to take advantage of the ‘smoke and mirrors’ of good timing

and clever reveals is also key to achieving good results.

120. There are other ways of creating true 3D text in After Effects, using filters like the Shatter filter.

However, the trouble with Shatter is that it’s quite difficult to get the edges of the text looking decent

and crisp. --The following technique is great as it’s fairly straightforward and quick to carry out. It also

allows you to use 3D animators with your extruded text.

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