Question

question 16
____ timecode skips two frame numbers at the beginning of each new minute.
○ source
○ clip
○ project
○ drop - frame
question 17
which of the following is not a factor in the apparent quality of a displayed image?
○ integrity
○ color fidelity
○ aspect ratio
○ resolution
question 18
which of the following is not a variable to consider in digital compression?
○ compression type
○ compression algorithm
○ compression level
○ compression resolution

Explanation:

Question 16

Drop - frame timecode is designed to skip two frame numbers at the start of each new minute to account for the difference between the nominal frame rate (e.g., 30 fps) and the actual frame rate used in some video standards. Source, Clip, and Project timecodes do not have this skipping behavior.

Color fidelity (how accurately colors are reproduced), aspect ratio (the ratio of width to height of the image), and resolution (the number of pixels) all affect the apparent quality of a displayed image. Integrity is a concept more related to data security or the wholeness of data, not directly to the visual quality of an image.

In digital compression, we consider compression type (e.g., lossy or lossless), compression algorithm (the specific method like JPEG for images), and compression level (how much we compress the data). Compression resolution is not a standard variable considered in digital compression as resolution is more related to the image or video before compression, and compression deals with reducing data size, not altering resolution in the context of compression variables.

Answer:

D. Drop - frame

Question 17