FS 1

It prevents the film from curling during the drying process.

• Antihalation Backing

• Overcoating

• Non-curl coating

• Emulsion

This supports or holds the emulsion in place.

• Overcoating

• Base

• Film sizes

• Emulsion holder

It is sensitive to blue light and produces yellow dyes.

• Top emulsion layer

• Bottom emulsion

• Center emulsion

• Structure of Color Film

It is excellent for outdoor landscape photography and inanimate objects.

• Fast speed

• Medium speed

• Slower speed

• Film speed

It refers to a medium or large format of film, mainly used in view cameras.

• Roll film

• Film sizes

• Bottom emulsion

• Sheet film

It protects the film from friction, scratches, or abrasions before development.

• Emulsion

• Base

• Overcoating

• Antihalation coating

What are the two basic parts of light-sensitive materials?

• Overcoating and base

• The emulsion and the base

• Base and film

• Film and emulsion

It prevents light from reflecting from the base back into the emulsion.

• Non-curl coating

• Overcoating

• Antihalation Backing

• Emulsion

It is the light-sensitive portion that records the image.

• Base

• Emulsion

• Film

• Overcoatinh

It is usually reserved for film wound up on a spool with an interleaving light-tight backing paper to protect the wound-up film

• Roll film

• Sheet film

• Film

• Structure of color film