IMAGING PRACTICE QUIZ based on Kodak tutorials.

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What colorants are used in color photography?
All the following are essential elements of conventional process color printing except:
Colors are created on a TV or computer monitor by:
Colorants used in various desktop digital color printers include all the following except:
The most familiar application of additive color mixing is:
When equal amounts of two primary colors are mixed, the resulting color's relationship to the third (unused) primary is called:
The complement of magenta is:
Filters can be used to control the color of light. Imagine you are lighting a scene in a photo studio, and you want to shine blue light on the background. What color filter would you use?
The subtractive color mixing system filters light using:
When cyan is mixed in equal amounts with magenta, the resulting color is:
When cyan, magenta and yellow are mixed in equal amounts, the resulting color is:
The three color process produces a wide range of colors by varying the strength of CMY colorants that are:
As an experiment, you replace the CMY inks in a printing press with RGB inks. Why will this experiment fail to produce a wide range of intermediate colors?
Your color computer monitor is an additive color mixing system. Its color gamut is different from the gamut of a printing press. Which is most likely to produce a greater range of light colors, as well as reds, greens and blues?
The basic building block for all digital images is the:
To produce an image, a digital device must represent three properties of a pixel. Which is not one of them?
Your computer uses 8 bits to represent color values. How many individual colors can you produce?
Which bit depth is most commonly used in today's desktop digital imaging applications?
Color perception cannot exist without:

A. a light source
B. an illuminated object
C. a human observer
D. all of the above

You see more color, contrast and saturation as light increases in:

A. angularity
B. intensity
C. spectral distribution
D. color temperature

The color spectrum is produced by variation in:

Standardized viewing conditions are recommended for critical color evaluation because:

A. all "white light" sources have the same spectral distribution
B. all "white light" sources do not have the same spectral distribution
C. all human observers are the same
D. all human observers are not the same

When setting up a color monitor, the color temperature or "white point" you select varies depending on your final output medium. If your work will be produced on a printing press, the recommended white point is:

A. 5000 K
B. 6500 K
C. 2800 K
D. 9300 K

When light strikes an object, it may be:
When you use a densitometer, you are measuring the:
If you have normal vision, you are an excellent judge of very slight shifts in color when two samples are viewed:
Differences in the spectral distribution of skylight and household tungsten lights change the appearance of objects. Yet your eye adjusts to these overall color shifts automatically through a process called:
Color can be defined by three properties. Which is not among them?
When you say "This object is green, that one is red," you are referring to differences in which property?
When you see a color wheel on your computer monitor, one of the three dimensions of color is missing. Which one?
Unlike a colorimeter, a spectrophotometer is an instrument that measures:
Which of these familiar imaging systems has the smallest color gamut?
Brightness resolution can be increased by using:

A. more bits to define each pixel
B. fewer bits to define each pixel
C. a faster scanning speed
D. a higher sampling rate