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Darkroom Review

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the significance of this image?
a)
First Photograph
b)
Calotype
c)
Wet Plate 
d)
Surreal 
2.

Photography is Greek for?

a)

picture drawing

b)

light writing

c)

drawing with color

3.

The person to took the first permanent camera image is?

a)

Joseph Niepce

b)

Louis Daguerre

c)

Robert Cornelius

d)

George Eastman

4.
This is a small dark room, where a small hole at one end projects an image on the opposite wall.
a)
Kodak Brownie
b)
Camera Obscura
c)
Polaroid
d)
Daguerreotype
5.

How long was the exposure time for the first ever photographic image?

a)

8 seconds

b)

8 minutes

c)

8 hours

d)

8 days

6.

Which of these projects an inverted image through a small hole on the opposite side from that opening.

a)

Photogravure

b)

Heliography

c)

Daguerreotype

d)

Camera Obscura

7.

The photo-chemical process in the darkroom goes in which order?

a)

fixer - stop bath - developer

b)

developer - stop bath - fixer

c)

developer - fixer - stop bath

d)

stop bath - developer - fixer

8.

What is the name of the machine that enlarges the image of a negative? hint : it is also used to expose light to photo paper / ¿Cómo se llama la máquina que amplía la imagen de un negativo? pista: también se utiliza para exponer la luz al papel fotográfico.

(a)  

9.

A chemical bath which converts exposed silver halides to black metallic silver, so making the latent image on exposed films or photographic papers visible.(Makes the photo visible)/ Un baño químico que convierte los haluros de plata expuestos en plata metálica negra, haciendo visible la imagen latente en películas o papeles fotográficos expuestos (hace visible la foto).

a)

Fix

b)

Developer

c)

Stop

d)

Wash

10.

Weakly acidic solution used in photographic processing to stop the action of a developer on a film, plate, or paper before the material is immersed in fixer. / Solución débilmente ácida que se utiliza en el procesamiento fotográfico para detener la acción de un revelador sobre una película, placa o papel antes de sumergir el material en el fijador.

a)

Fix

b)

Developer

c)

Stop

d)

Wash

11.

Chemical process which converts unused light-sensitive silver-halide crystals to a soluble silver complex in both negatives and prints, making the image stable and permanent. / Proceso químico que convierte cristales de haluro de plata sensibles a la luz no utilizados en un complejo de plata soluble tanto en negativos como en impresiones, lo que hace que la imagen sea estable y permanente.

a)

Fix

b)

Developer

c)

Stop

d)

Wash

12.

Removes unwanted and exhausted processing chemicals which, if left may cause deterioration and destruction of the image./ Elimina los productos químicos de procesamiento no deseados y agotados que, si se dejan, pueden causar deterioro y destrucción de la imagen.

a)

Fix

b)

Developer

c)

Stop

d)

Wash

13.

Photographic paper is not light sensitive. / El papel fotográfico no es sensible a la luz.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What is the name of the tool used to grab photo paper out of the chemical baths. (hint starts with a "t") / ¿Cómo se llama la herramienta que se utiliza para sacar el papel fotográfico de los baños químicos? (la pista comienza con una "t")

(a)  

15.

What is the correct order to develop photographic paper? / ¿Cuál es el orden correcto para revelar papel fotográfico?

a)

Wash, Stop, Fix, Developer

b)

Developer, Stop, Fix, Wash

c)

Stop, Developer, Fix, Wash

d)

Developer, Fix, Stop, Wash

16.

Forms the light passing into a sharp image & Opening of the lens that controls the amount of light exposing the photo paper.

a)

Release Lever

b)

Lamphousing

c)

Lens & Aperture

d)

Negative Carrier

17.

Moves the lens up or down to focus the projected image.

a)

Lock Knob

b)

Focus Knob

c)

Release Lever

d)

Support Column

18.

Supports the whole unit. Holds the easel and photo paper.

a)

Baseboard

b)

Enlarger

c)

Timer

d)

Focus Knob

19.

On/Off switch of the enlarger. Controls the amount of time that the light from the enlarger exposes the photo paper.

a)

Release Lever

b)

Negative Carrier

c)

Timer

d)

Lamphousing

20.

Supplies the light to expose the photo paper. Uses a bulb similar to a lamp.

a)

Lock Knob

b)

Negative Carrier

c)

Enlarger

d)

Lamphousing

21.

Holds the negative flat and level.

a)

Release Lever

b)

Negative Carrier

c)

Enlarger

d)

Timer

22.

Locks the enlarger in place. Keeps the enlarger from moving.

a)

Baseboard

b)

Lock Knob

c)

Negative Carrier

d)

Enlarger

23.

Holds the enlarger out over the baseboard and serves as a rail to move the enlarger up or down when using the release lever.

a)

Enlarger

b)

Focus Knob

c)

Support Column

d)

Lock Knob

24.

Moves the enlarger up or down the support column, Controls the height of the enlarger.

a)

Baseboard

b)

Focus Knob

c)

Release Lever

d)

Timer