Technology-Based Arts Quiz

Digital Camera Types

• The two main types of digital cameras are Point-and-Shoot and Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR).
• Point-and-Shoot cameras are compact and user-friendly, with a fixed lens.
• DSLRs offer more control and flexibility with interchangeable lenses.

Mobile Phone Photography

• The text suggests that the best camera is the one you always have with you, implying a mobile phone.
• This emphasizes the convenience of mobile phone cameras for casual photography.

CGI Definition

• A Computer-Generated Image (CGI) is an image created using computer software.
• CGI utilizes 3D models, animation, and other digital techniques.

Camera Angles

• The text does not discuss camera angles.

Rule of Thirds

• The "Rule of Thirds" in photography is a compositional guideline.
• It involves dividing the frame into nine equal sections using two horizontal and two vertical lines.
• The recommendation is to position key elements along these lines or at their intersections for a more visually appealing image.

ISO Setting

• The ISO setting in photography determines the camera's sensitivity to light.
• A higher ISO value increases sensitivity, allowing for shooting in low light, but can introduce noise (grain).

Video Game Definition

• The text definition of a video game is not provided.

Point-and-Shoot vs. DSLR Lenses

• Point-and-Shoot cameras have a fixed lens, meaning it cannot be changed.
• DSLR cameras allow for interchangeable lenses, providing more flexibility for different shooting situations and creative styles.

Digital Painting

• Digital painting is a method of creating artwork using computer software and a digital drawing tablet.
• It does not solely depend on computer software, but also uses digital drawing techniques.
• Traditional painting methods can be incorporated into digital painting workflows.