How Does a Photon Become a Film Photo?

The video tutorial explains the process of film photography, focusing on the chemistry involved in capturing and developing images. It covers how light interacts with silver halide crystals on film, leading to the creation of a negative image. The development process involves chemical reactions that convert the exposed film into a visible image. The tutorial also explains how negatives are used to produce positive images on photographic paper, highlighting the reversal of light and dark areas.

What is the role of light in the process of capturing an image on film?

Explain the difference between an emulsion and a suspension in the context of film photography.

How do silver halide crystals react when exposed to light?

Describe the process of developing film and how it transforms the exposed film into a visible image.

What is a negative image, and how is it created during the photographic process?