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mia

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What aesthetic phenomenon will cause us to perceive accelerated z-axis speed?
 
 

a. rapid change in relative object size
  b. increased distance of object travel
  c. rapid panning of the camera
  d. rapid trucking of the camera
  e. a rapid change in distance



Question 2

What zoom lens position do you need to accelerate perceived z-axis speed?
 
 

a. zoomed all the way in
  b. narrow-angle position
  c. telephoto position
   d. wide-angle position
  e. parallel to the ground at eye level




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Answer to Question 1

a.

Answer to Question 2

d.



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