Photography: Photographic contact strip

In today's lesson we will be learning how to create a photographic contact strip to record the basic editing skills.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.How many approaches to angles did I use to support your understanding within photography?

5 7 3 2

1/6

Q2.'Looking up from the ground' describes which angle in photography?

Birds eye Face to face Worm Low

2/6

Q3.'Leading lines' describes which angle in photography?

Ground level High Forced perspective One scene

3/6

Q4.What is a viewfinder in photography?

It is what the photographer looks through to compose and to focus the picture. It is what the photographer tries to find when they are using a camera. It is what the photographer sees after the picture has been taken.

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Q5.Find the missing word. An instant ...................... can occur by using an object as a viewfinder.

Composure Composite Composition Competition

5/6

Q6.What two words did I use to describe a secret viewfinder?

Spy catcher Spy hole Secret spy Spy finder

6/6

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.How many approaches to angles did I use to support your understanding within photography?

5 7 3 2

1/6

Q2.'Looking up from the ground' describes which angle in photography?

Birds eye Face to face Worm Low

2/6

Q3.'Leading lines' describes which angle in photography?

Ground level High Forced perspective One scene

3/6

Q4.What is a viewfinder in photography?

4/6

Q5.Find the missing word. An instant ...................... can occur by using an object as a viewfinder.

Composure Composite Composition Competition

5/6

Q6.What two words did I use to describe a secret viewfinder?

Spy catcher Spy hole Secret spy Spy finder

6/6

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Photography

Digital experimentation-contact strip and basic editing skills

Q1.What is said to give the photographer the ability to access and edit their image to produce the best photograph possible?

Pre processing Post processing Preparatory studies Post studies

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Q2.What is digital experimentation photography?

Anything outside the norm. Anything inside the norm. Anything that is not a photograph Anything that is defined as a photograph

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Q3.What is a contact strip?

An ordered process for presenting photographs. A free range process for presenting photographs. A complicated presentation process. A scrap book approach to record your photographs.

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Q4.What qualities does contrast affect in your photograph?

Tone and colour Depth and angle Viewpoint and lens

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Q5.What is colour saturation in a photograph?

The intensity and purity of a colour. The variety of tones. The negative and positive. The reflection

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Q6.What two editing approaches will you be learning about in part two of digital experimentation?

Select one (1) boxes

Layering and translucent Stacking and balance Deleting and blocking

6/6

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Photography

Digital experimentation-contact strip and basic editing skills

Q1.What is said to give the photographer the ability to access and edit their image to produce the best photograph possible?

Pre processing Post processing Preparatory studies Post studies

1/6

Q2.What is digital experimentation photography?

Anything outside the norm. Anything inside the norm. Anything that is not a photograph Anything that is defined as a photograph

2/6

Q3.What is a contact strip?

An ordered process for presenting photographs. A free range process for presenting photographs. A complicated presentation process. A scrap book approach to record your photographs.

3/6

Q4.What qualities does contrast affect in your photograph?

Tone and colour Depth and angle Viewpoint and lens

4/6

Q5.What is colour saturation in a photograph?

The intensity and purity of a colour. The variety of tones. The negative and positive. The reflection

5/6

Q6.What two editing approaches will you be learning about in part two of digital experimentation?

Select one (1) boxes

Layering and translucent Stacking and balance Deleting and blocking

6/6

Lesson summary: Photography: Photographic contact strip

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