The Darkroom and Analog Photography

What is the experimental task to figure out how long to make a print in the darkroom?

• Overexposing

• Test strip

• Contact sheet

• Scanning

The large print from a negative in the darkroom is called

• A Digital Image

• Film

• A filter

• An Enlargement

In the darkroom, what is the correct order of the procession chemistry?

• RInse bath, stop bath, Dektol developer, fixer

• RInse bath, Dektol developer, fixer, stop bath

• Dektol developer, stop bath, fixer, rinse bath

• D76 developer, stop bath, fixer, rinse bath

The proper term for the light sensitive substance on film and paper

• Emulsion

• Paper

• Filter

• Jelly

Is the light sensitive stuff on film different than the light sensitive stuff on paper?

• Yes

• No

Why may the light sensitive substance on film be different than the light sensitive substance on photography paper?

• The photosensitive substance is stickier on photography paper than on unexposed film.

• The photosensitive substance is darker on photography paper than on unexposed film.

• The photosensitive substance is more flexible on photography paper than on unexposed film.

• The photosensitive substance is less sensitive on photography paper than on unexposed film.

The photography paper developer we use in the darkroom is called Kodak...

• Dektol

• D76

• Stop bath

• Rapid Fixer

To develop film we use chemical developer call Kodak...

• Dektol

• D76

• Stop bath

• Rapid Fixer

When processing film and paper we use the same chemical to “halt” the developing process. It is called

• Dektol

• D76

• Stop bath

• Rapid Fixer

The chemical used in making the film and photography paper no longer light sensitive is called

• Dektol

• D76

• Stop bath

• Fixer