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Worksheets3D History Project Milestone Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
The person who achieved the first permanent photographic image
Joseph Niepce
Louis Daguerre
Robert Cornelius
George Eastman
SLR stands for what?
Solo Light Range
Slim Low Rider
Single Lens Reflex
Slack Leveling Rim
Kodachrome & Kodacolor were a very popular types of _______ developed by Kodak.
camera
black and white film
color film
calotypes
The slogan "you push the button, we'll do the rest" was an advertisement for what company?
Polaroid
Kodak
Canon
General Electric
What was the first instant camera?
In 1925, _____ releases the first small-format camera with 35mm film
Land Rover
Leica
Eastman
Sony
The term "Photography" comes from 2 words meaning:
dark/chamber
How long was the exposure time for the first ever photographic image?
8 seconds
8 minutes
8 hours
8 days
What was so special about the calotype?
It allowed photographers to make multiple prints of the same photo.
It was the first negative-positive process
It was a simple one-step process.
both a & b
In what year did Edwin Land launch the first instant-picture Polaroid Land Camera Model 95, which used a patented chemical process to produce finished positive prints from the exposed negatives in under a minute.
1907
1948
1847
1975
SLR, the technology referring to using a mirror to enhance the viewfinder in a camera, stands for
Shutter Lens Reflex
Single Lens Reflection
Safe Lens Repair
Single Lens Reflex
Who first used the term 'photography'?
Sir John Herschel
Joseph Nicéphore Niépce
Louis Daguerre
Samuel Morse
Which company introduced the first full-frame mirrorless camera in 2013.
Sony
Nikon
Kokak
Canon
___________invented the Collodion process so that images required only two or three seconds of light exposure.
Joseph Niepce
Louis Daguerre
George Eastman
Frederick Scott Archer
In 1841, this person was the first to invent the negative process that allowed photographers to create multiple prints from a single negative.
Henry Cow Talbot
William Henry Fox Talbot
George Kodak Eastman
Benjamin Franklin
What is camera obscura?
Box with a hole in which light is trapped and the image is formed
A dark camera
Box with a hole in which light passes through reflecting the image upside down
A camera in which the image becomes obscured
What was so special about the calotype (the photographing process using a negative)?
It allowed photographers to make multiple prints of the same photo.
It produced only one image at a time.
It was a simple one-step process.
It was much easier, quicker and less expensive than the daguerreotype.
He is the founder of the Kodak corporation (1888) and invented paper based roll film camera.
Edweard Muybridge
George Eastman
Luis Daguerre
James Clerk Maxwell
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
Which camera introduced in 1948 made instant photography popular?
Nikon Mirrorless
Kodak Instamatic
Polaroid Model 95 Land Camera
Canon AE-1
What cameras would you most likely see a professional photographer use TODAY (select all that apply).
Point & Shoot
35 mm Film Camera
Twins Lens Reflex (TLR)
DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex)
Mirrorless
In 1980, _____ produces first consumer camcorder. This handheld video recorder could not only can take still pictures but also record events!
Sony
Canon
Olympus
Fuji
In 1878, which photographer experimented with horse movements, ultimately creating the zoopraxiscope, and capturing motion through the sequence of movement which was the groundbreaking discovery and technique that helped invent motion pictures.
Louis Daguerre
Joseph Nicephore Niepce
Edwin Land
Eadweard Muybridge
What is the name of the first commercially successful color photography process, introduced in 1907?
Kodakchrome
Autochrome
Agfacolor / RGB
Technicolor
