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WorksheetsPhotography 1 Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 46mins
What does this image represent?
Film size
Exposure
Aperture
ISO
Which aperture is larger?
f/2.8
f/3.0
f/14
f/32
In low lighting the aperture needs to be open wider. True or false?
True
False
A fast shutter speed is used to...
Make a picture look blurry.
Make a picture look like it is in slow motion.
Freeze an image in time.
What might you do in low light situations to get a better exposure?
Decrease the ISO.
Give up.
Open the aperture.
Increase the shutter speed.
Composition is...
Rule of Thirds.
How elements and principles are used create an arrangement in an artwork.
The Elements of Art.
Pointing the camera at something and clicking the button.
Does the image show fast or slow shutter speed?
Slow
Fast
Does the image show fast or slow shutter speed?
Fast
Slow
Aperture affects...
Depth of field
Blurriness
Graininess
Shutter speed affects...
Blurriness
Graininess
Depth of field
ISO affects...
Blurriness
Graininess
Depth of field
Slow shutter speed allows ______ light in
More
Less
Yellow
Bananas
What is the shortest shutter speed?
1/1000
1
1/10
1/30
f-stop is used to measure what?
Aperture
Shutter Speed
ISO
Exposure
Why didn't people smile for photos in the early-mid 1800's?
It was too hard to hold a smile long enough to make a photograph.
People were generally upset about not having indoor plumbing or electricity
They were upset whey they learned the photos were not in color.
Photographers charged extra for happy photos.
Shutter speeds are most commonly measured in...?
Minutes
Seconds
Milliseconds
Fraction of seconds
What exposure setting is equivalent to this setting: f/2.0 at 1/100 second?
f/1.4 at 1/50 second
f/22 at 1/1000 second
f/5.6 at 1/25 second
f/2.0 at 1/250 second
What does Photography mean?
Burning with light
Taking Selfies with mobile
Drawing with light
Posting it on Instagram
What does 400 mean?
Film Space
Film Speed
Film Shutter Speed
None of the above
Wide or Narrow Aperture?
Wide
Narrow
What is the best definition for composition in relation to photography?
A work of art
How you arrange the main subject(s) within the frame.
The combining of elements to create a unified piece of artwork
This photo is an example of what composition technique?
Create a Frame
Fill the frame
Point of view
Rule of thirds
_________ makes part of your photo stand out and is best represented by this photo.
Emphasis
value
balance
unity
SHUTTER SPEED
Is the length of time when the film or digital sensor inside the camera is exposed to light.
T
F
Which of the following is true about APERTURE (check as many that may apply)
It is a hole or an opening through which light travels
Changing the aperture settings determines the depth of field
Measured in f-numbers (often referred to as f-stop or f-ratio)
It is the measure of a photographic film's or digital sensors sensitivity to light.
A FOCAL POINT is the element within an image on which the viewer’s eye is directed to
T
F
This photo is an example of what composition techniques? (Choose two.)
Get in Closer (ZOOM)/Fill the frame
Selective Focus/Depth of Field
Subject Placement/Rule of thirds
Simplify Your Background
This photo is an example of what composition techniques? (Choose two.)
Fill the frame
Depth of field
Subject Placement/Rule of thirds
Create a frame
This photo is an example of what composition techniques? (Choose two.)
Fill the frame
Create a frame
Rule of thirds
Simplify Your Background
What part of the camera is this?
Shutter
Lens
Lid
Grip
What is the correct order of the 3 main processes in film photography?
Develop the photograph, develop the film, enlarge the photo
Develop the film, develop the photograph, enlarge the photo
Develop the film, enlarge the photograph, enlarge the photo
Develop the photo, enlarge the photo, develop the film
In order to finally see an image on the photo paper you must process it through which three chemicals?
Developer, stop, fix
Developer, soap, fix
Water, ammonia, fixative
Ammonia, developer, water
Which chemical does this....
photograph goes in this tray for a specific amount of time in order to react with the exposed photo paper and develop the image on its surface.
Developer
Stop
Fix
Which chemical does this...
controls the rate of development, stops the darkening of the image after desired development time.
Stop
Developer
Fix
Which chemical does this...
fixes the surface of the photo paper to prevent further development or damage from any light. Photo can now be exposed to outside light.
Developer
Stop
Fix
Why do we use red light in the dark room?
It is the least damaging type of light to the photo sensitive materials.
It makes the room look cool.
It helps develop the photographs.
It is the most affordable tho of light for the dark room.
At what point is the photograph safe to be exposed to light?
After it has been enlarged,
After it has been in the fixative chemical.
After it is cropped.
After it is printed.
The transfer from camera to tank is done in a ________ room.
Big
Pitch black
Living
Red
After developing the film strip through the chemical process next you need to _______ the images.
Enlarge
Cut up
Draw
The enlarging process is....
How we make cameras bigger.
How a photo is replicated or imprinted onto large photo paper.
The chemical process needed to develop film.
A process that allows you to show everyone your pictures via slideshow.
What is the technique used to funnel all light from an enlarger into one specific area of the photograph to make it darker than the rest?
Burning
Dodging
What is the technique used to keep light from specific area of the photograph in order to make it lighter than the rest.
Burning
Dodging
This is an image of a(n)...
Printer
Microscope
Enlarging tool
Lamp
Which image below shows the film carrier?
Which image below shows the light source?
Which image below shows the where the focus knobs are located?
Which image below shows the baseboard where the photo paper is placed?
The light being shed on the photo paper is ______ to allow a certain amount of exposure on the paper.
Filtered
Timed
Red
Strong
Photo paper is very ____________.
Light sensitive.
Heavy.
Big.
Shiny.
Match the description with the part of the enlarger:
This is what you would place the film strip into and would slide into the enlarger head.
Baseboard, easel
Focus knob
Enlarger lens
Film carrier
Match the description with the part of the enlarger:
This is what projects out of the enlarger lens and creates the appearance of an image on the baseboard or photo paper.
Film carrier
Light
Focus knob
Baseboard, easel
Match the description with the part of the enlarger:
These adjust a projected image into focus.
Film carrier
Focus knob
Enlarger lens
Baseboard, easel
Match the description with the part of the enlarger:
This is the flat part of the enlarger onto which the photo paper is placed and the image is projected.
Film carrier
Focus know
Baseboard, easel
Enlarging lens
REVIEW: Only _____ light can be used in the dark room.
Black
dark
Red
Orange
REVIEW: What is the order of chemicals used in film development?
Stop, fix, developer
Fix, stop, developer
Developer, fix, stop
Developer, stop, fix
