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WorksheetsHistory of Photography
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 13mins
Who is the photographer of this image?
Moholy Nagy
Edweard Muybridge
Joseph Niepce
Edward Weston
Who is the photographer of this image?
Edward Weston
Edweard Muybridge
Dorothea Lange
Joseph Niepce
Photography is Greek for?
picture drawing
light writing
drawing with color
The person to took the first permanent camera image is?
Joseph Niepce
Louis Daguerre
Robert Cornelius
George Eastman
He is the founder of the Kodak corporation (1888) and invented paper based film.
Edweard Muybridge
George Eastman
Luis Daguerre
James Clerk Maxwell
This person invented the first true digital camera in 1975. Kodak didn't like it and passed on the idea.
Steve Sasson
Dr Edwin Land
George Eastman
Joseph Niepce
How long was the exposure time for the first ever photographic image?
8 seconds
8 minutes
8 hours
8 days
Which of these projects an inverted image through a small hole on the opposite side from that opening.
Photogravure
Heliography
Daguerreotype
Camera Obscura
The photo-chemical process in the darkroom goes in which order?
fixer - stop bath - developer
developer - stop bath - fixer
developer - fixer - stop bath
stop bath - developer - fixer
Who developed the first camera using digital electronics to capture and store images?
Steven Sasson, an engineer from Kodak, in 1975
Sammy Silverado, a documentary photographer in 1964
Michelle Smith, an inventor, in 1922
Rishka Romma, a celebrity blogger, in 2017
A pinhole camera is most similar to which?
Brownie
Calotype
Wet Collodian
Camera Obscura
What style of old photography is like photograms?
wet collodian
camera obscura
calotype
roll film
Which if these is not a step in the process of making a Daguerreotype?
clean and polish the copper plate
expose it in a box to an iodine vapor
take the likeness
load the film
Eastman's Brownie became more popular than his first camera, what was it named?
the Kodak
The Polaroid
The Lyca
The iPhone
Which of these is NOT something they started using photography for in the 1800s
Art
Documenting
Portraits
Travel Photography
Photographs are
Objective
Subjective
