Daguerreotypist Samuel F.B. Morse was a

well-known portrait painter and N.Y. Univ.

Professor who also invented the

TELEGRAPH

What is the bar code on a 35 mm film cassette called

which contains information such as film speed and is

read by the camera to adjust itself.

DX

CODE

True or false. You can still take pictures

without batteries in the 35mm camera.

TRUE

If you do not push the Film Rewind Release Button before rewinding, what part will not function?

SPROCKET

WHEEL

Who was the first to experiment

with photo grams?

TALBOT

What fraction represents the shutter speed opening at

one part of one hundred parts of a second?

If a lens were added to a pinhole

camera, the image would become

MORE

FOCUSED

In order to take a light meter reading,

which of the following do you push?

SHUTTER

RELEASE

BUTTON

The smaller the aperture on the pinhole

camera will allow the image to be

MORE

FOCUS

How long should the print

be in the fixer?

4

MINUTES

In Latin, the word

camera means

ROOM

In Latin, the word

obscura means

DARK

What is meant by

pushing the film?

LONGER

DEVELOPME

NT TIME

The door on the pinhole

camera is called a

SHUTTER

What color light will fog

photo paper?

ALL LIGHT

FOGS PAPER

If your meter reads either positive red or negative red, will you still be able to take a picture?

Which of the following men

developed sensitized paper?

NIEPCE

The value black _____ light.

ABSORBS

How often should a fresh

tray of fixer be made?

7 DAYS

What chemical cleans the developer from

the print before going into the fixer tray?

STOP BATH

Which of the following was responsible

for art to break away from naturalism?

PHOTOGRAPHS

What daguerreotypist was famous for his photographs of the civil

war & famous people [Sandler, pg. 16, para. 3]?

MATHEW B.

BRADY

When film becomes exposed to

light, it then becomes

FOGGED

True or false. A pinhole camera is designed to, direct, select, and aim the rays to make a coherent picture.

TRUE

ASA stands for

AMERICAN

STANDARDS

ASOCIATION

What word represents balanced

SYMMETRICAL

On the Paterson Enlarger Timer, what button will allow you to

focus your image onto the paper before exposing?

FOCUS

True or false. A print can be made on a film or paper negative or positive; black and white, or color.

TRUE

On the Paterson Enlarger Timer, which button will allow

you to expose your paper for a pre-set amount of time?

Why do you not touch

the glass on the lens?

FINGERPRINTS

ARE LEFT ON

THE LENS

What chemical solution allows

the picture to appear?

DEVELOPER

The first camera obscuras

were for ___?

TRACING

What direction do you turn the battery

door in order to close it?

CLOCKWISE

The batteries are used to power the

LIGHT

METER

Who was responsible for coining

the name photo grams?

LASZLO-MOHOLY-

NAGY

Why did Man Ray experiment

with photograms in 1920s?

SURREAL

QUALITIES

If the fixer turns bad, what happens to it? It turns

MILKY

True or false. The camera obscura is a box

with a lens that projects an image onto a mirror

and then reflects onto a glass screen.

TRUE

ISO stands for

INTERNATIONAL

STANDARDS

ORGANIZATION

f/stop stands for?

FOCAL

LENGTH

If your batteries are dirty, what can

you use to clean the contact areas?

PENCIL

ERASURE

It was less expensive in the 1800s to produce & purchase the following art form.

PHOTOGRAPHS

What did Talbot use photo grams for?

TRY TO FIND A

WAY TO RETAIN

A PAPER IMAGE

What do you call the action of moving fresh chemicals

over the negative/print when developing?

AGITATION

The pinhole camera does not use a

MIRROR

What chemical solution

hardens the print?

FIXER

Which chemical can not be

thrown down the sink?

FIXER

If the batteries appear not to be

working, you should

CLEAN THE CONTACT

POINTS WITH AN

ERASER, BEFORE

DETERMINING IF THEY

ARE BAD

DIN stands for

DEUTSCHE

INDUSTRIE

NORM

What technique, when exposing your print at the enlarger, do you

use to mask out un-wanted or dark areas?

DODGING

What device best

produces photograms?

BESELER

ENLARGER

If you want high contrast prints, what is the

appropriate ratio of Developer to water?

When making a photo gram print from a

picture/drawing, it is best to have your drawing

ON TOP,

FACE DOWN

On the Paterson Enlarger Timers, the Brightness button controls the brightness of

RED

LED

READOUT

The emulsion side of glossy

photo paper is

GLOSSY

The larger the f-stop number, the _____ the aperture

SMALLER

How long should the print

be in the developer?

1

MINUTES

In order for the camera to work properly when using a flash, what

shutter speed will synchronize the shutter with the flash?

How often should a new batch of

developer be made?

1 DAY

Depth-of-field scales are

MARKINGS

[FEET &

METERS] ON

LENS BARREL

When mixing paper developer, what is

the normal ratio of chemical to water?

At what shutter speed should

you use a tripod?

1/100

A picture that has no white

values in it means that it is

UNDER

EXPOSED

Fixer will easily contaminate

what chemical?

DEVELOPER

The pinhole made on a piece of

metal is called?

APERTURE

Is it possible for developer to go

bad before the day is over?

When making your positive photogram

print, your negative has to be

ON TOP,

FACE DOWN

Depth of field is influenced by

FOCAL LENGTH,

APERTURE &

DISTANCE FROM

LENS TO SUBJECT

What chemicals are O.K. to

dump (pick two answers)?

DEVELOPER

& STOP BATH

When testing for the correct exposure on

your print, you will make a

TEST

STRIP

True or false. Dye imaged negatives are not as archival as silver imaged negatives of conventional B&W films.

TRUE

Fixer can not be thrown down

the sink, because it has

SILVER

Images from a pinhole camera can

be exposed on film or paper?

FILM &

PAPER

If you over exposed your negatives, you can _____ the

developing time to get the proper values.

PULL

The smaller the diameters of all the circles of confusion in an image, the _____ the image will be.

SHARPER

If you need to open up by one f/stop, or make the aperture larger than f/16, what f/stop do you select?

When preparing stop bath [acid], what

must be added first for safety reasons

ACID TO

WATER

You have your f/stop set at f/22. Your aperture is open as small as

it can go. What shutter speed will you most likely need?

The objects that are in focus depends on the f/stop. If you want

the image 0 to infinity, what f/stop do you select?

If you need to stop down by one f/stop, or make the aperture smaller from f/16, what f/stop do you select?

You have your f/stop set at f/1.7. Your aperture is open as large as

it can go. What shutter speed will you most likely need?

1/2000

If the word, Depth of Field is hard to comprehend, another phrase that might help you understand the concept is

DEPTH OF

SHARPNESS

You are taking a picture of person and want a

shallow view. What f-stop should you shoot at?

Which ISO film is ideal for

taking action?

800 ISO

True or false. There are three main film types; color-

negatives, color-slides, and black and white.

TRUE

What do you call the two pieces of circular metal that

hold the negative inside the enlarger?

NEGATIVE

CARRIER

If you develop your negatives and all you

get is clear plastic, what happened?

Film leader didnt catch onto the take up spool so the film didnt

advance. When developing took

place there was no image that

was revealed because the

chemicals washed the silver

away, leaving nothing.

Which of the following films CAN NOT be

developed at the local photo lab?

SILVER-

BASED FILM

True or false. Analogue and digital platforms

can be transferred to work in digital form.

TRUE

True or false. Dye imaged negatives are

not as archival as silver imaged negatives of conventional B&W films.

TRUE

What makes the

best prints?

NEGATIVE

Which ISO film is ideal

for taking portraits?

What film DOES NOT

scan very well?

SILVER-BASED-

IMAGE BLACK-

AND-WHITE

FILMS [TRI-X]

What material works

the best for cookies?METAL,

CARDBOARD,

PLYWOOD AND

FOAM CORE

BOARD

If you want your backdrop image to be sharp, the

cookie should be placed _____ from the light.

FAR

Cookies are excellent for

SUGGESTING IMAGERY

OUTSIDE THE

FRAME.

What is another name

for pattern cards?

COOKIES

What type of light works

best for cookies?

SPOT LIGHT

WITH BARN

DOORS

When you cut your cookie, the pieces you

leave on your cardboard will come out as

SHADOWS

Cookie is short for_____.

SILHOUETTTES

If you are cutting cardboard for

the cookie, what works best?

X-ACTO

KNIFE

If you plan to reuse your cookie over and over

again, what material works the best?

PLYWOOD

On a 35mm camera, the reflex mirror is

positioned inside the camera at _____ angle.

45-

DEGREE

ANGLE

The hump on the top of the camera body incorporates a _____?

PENTAPRISM

What camera works like an SLR camera with

the exception of not using a pentaprism?

RANGEFINDER

What camera takes only

one 4 x 5 print at a time?

VIEW

CAMERA

Parallax error is?DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHAT YOU SEE THROUGH

THE VIEWFINDER AND

WHAT THE LENS SEES

[AND THE FILM

RECORDS].

A popular variation of the view camera is the ______,

which is a good choice for landscape photography.

FIELD

CAMERA

The point-and-shoot camera has all of the

following characteristics, accept for

50 MM

LENS

The Twin-lens-reflex camera takes

the following size negative

2 X 2

FILM

Exposing the print to the enlarger light for a second or

less after placing in the developer for 45 seconds, and

then continue development is called

SOLARIZATION

A digital single lens reflex camera

uses _____ to capture an image.

ELECTRONIC

SENSOR

In the dark room, the image from a negative is manipulated using

an enlarger. In order to get an image from digital, a camera,

computer monitor, and printer are used. This is called

COLOR

MANAGMENT

Film has four characteristics. Which of the

following DOES NOT belong in the list below.

VALUE

How many different layers does a cross

section of black-and-white film have?

FOUR

When film is developed, the silver halide crystals that were exposed to light form small black clumps of metallic silver, called

_____, that make up the photographic image.

GRAIN

A medium format camera [twin-lens

reflex camera] takes the following film.

120 [2 X 2 ]

A large format camera [field or view

camera] takes the following film.

4 X 5 FILM

If your developer is above 68 degrees, should

you increase or decrease developing time.

DECREASE

Which of the following

cameras has a fixed lens?

POINT-

AND-

SHOOT

Which of following cameras DO NOT

take interchangeable lenses?

POINT-

AND-

SHOOT

Scenario. You have a digital camera with auto focus.

You have your subject off to the side using rule of

thirds. You want proper exposure of your subject and

not the background. Where do you focus?

SUBJECT

When toning your print, it is best

to work with a print that is

A SLIGHTLY

OVEREXPOSED

Is it necessary to use

tongs when toning?

How many washes are in

the Sepia Tone Process?

FOUR

Textbooks will say to

lay the print face

DOWN

When starting the toning

process, start with a

WET

PRINT

When Sepia toning, can

toners be polluted?

When Sepia toning, which

Process comes first?

BLEACH

True or false. When doing a sepia

tone, The longer the toning time, the more dramatic the results.

TRUE

Which of the steps color toning

is not included in the process?

BLEACH