Jim Mann's Senior Colorist Quiz

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Sorry the quiz is currently broken! Perhaps it is time for a revised Quiz. Jim

{In order to keep track of the absolute phase needed to decode the color information, in a NTSC signal, a reference signal, called the color burst, is inserted at the beginning of each line, right after the horizontal synchronization pulse. The amplitude of color burst should be: ? |type="()"} - 64 IRE - 32 IRE - 120 IRE + 40 IRE

{The VTR Standard that does NOT exist ? |type="()"} - D1 - D2 - D3 + D4 - D5

{CCD Stands for ? |type="()"} + Charged Coupled Device - Copper Circuit Delay - Color Checksum Displacement - Circle Circuit Delay

{An 8-Bit sampling of an Analogue signal uses 256 Discrete Levels to describe the Signal. How many discrete levels would a 10 Bit sampling provide? |type="()"} - 128 Levels - 64,000,000 Levels - 512 Levels + 1024 Levels

{Another name for the “Alpha Channel” is:? |type="()"} - Luminance Channel + Key Channel - God Channel - Blue Channel

{A "180-degree hard cyc" refers to? |type="()"} - the stop bath in the ECN-2 process + a type of sound stage - Dom Rom having a bad day - a camera rig

{What is the ratio of sampling frequencies used to Digitize Luminance and color difference components in a PAL DV Cam tape deck? ? |type="()"} - 4:4:4:4 + 4:2:0 - 4:1:1 - 4:2:2

{If you mix equal amounts of Red light and Green light, what color will result ? |type="()"} - Cyan + Yellow - Blue - Magenta

{The anti-halation backing on motion picture film, which is removed in processing, is referred to as the:? |type="()"} +Rem-Jet -Jet Black -Pedestal backing -Lift support

{In 1982 Kodacolor VR 100 still film was the first film to utilize tabular silver halide grain technology. In 1986 Kodak introduced the first 16mm negative film with T-grains in only the fast magenta and slow blue emulsion layers, it was:? |type="()"} - 5245 + 7292 - 7294 - 7252

</quiz> --Jim Mann 21:24, 17 December 2008 (UTC)