It has a fast speed and is recommended for projection printing or enlarging.

• Chlorine Paper

• Chloride Paper

• Bromide Paper

• Chloro-Bromide Paper

A type of color film that is used for prints and ends in a word “color”. It produces an image where the lightest area of the photographed subject appears darkest and darkest area appears lightest.

• Color negatives

• Color transparency

• Color film

• Chromatic film

A thin layer of light-sensitive material, usually silver halide, coated on a transparent base for film and on a paper base for printing papers. It is also the most important layer of the film.

• Film base

• Grain

• Emulsion

• Anti-curl backing

The process of removing unexposed silver halide remaining in the emulsion after the first stage of the development of the latest image.

• Developing

• Stop bath

• Fixation

• Enlarging

This method of chemical processing has the function of preventing the contamination of two chemical solutions.

• Fixation

• Developing

• Enlarging

• Stop bath

The usual developing time using a tray is about—

• 4-5 min

• 5-6 min

• 20-30 sec

• 20-30 min

The invisible image left by the action of light on photographic film. When it is processed, the unseen image becomes a visible image, either negative or positive image.

• Unseen image

• Positive Image

• Latent Image

• Negative Image

The higher the F-number, the smaller the ________.

• Shutter

• Aperture

• Film

• Focal length

It is simply a glass that gathers light rays coming from the subject and responsible for the sharpness of the image formed through which light passes during the exposure.

• Shutter

• Aperture

• Body

• Lens

Is a multi-layer emulsion coated on the same support or base

• Color film

• Black and white film

• Black film

• yellow film