How do lines function in photography?

What does the element "form" refer to in photography?

How can texture be captured in 2D through film photography?

In black and white film photography, what element is especially crucial?

What does "negative space" mean in photography?

What is the "Rule of Thirds" in composition?

How can a photographer show movement in a still image?

What is "depth of field" in photography?

How can symbolism be used in photography?

________________ Located on the Lens Barrel. Allows manual adjustment of focus and blur. Critical for control of sharpness in image.

________________ Focuses light onto the film. Can be removed and interchanged with a different type. Different lengths serve various purposes of zoom and focus.

________________ Controls how long light hits the film, typically made of metal curtains or blades. Affects the motion blur and exposure.

________________ Push button that opens and closes the camera's shutter to take a picture.

________________ Located on the Lens Barrel, controls how much light enters the camera. Can affect your depth of field.

________________ Moves film to the next frame after each photograph, usually located on the right side of the camera. Prevents double exposures on the same frame. May display the number of photographs taken or remaining.

________________ Used to rewind the film back into its canister, usually located on the top left of most cameras. Essential when you finish a roll of film.

________________ Dial that indicates the speed of light sensitivity of the film you are using.

________________ A socket on the bottom of the camera that allows for attachment to tripods or other supports. Essential for long exposures or stability of the camera.

________________ Located on the bottom of the camera, allows for manual rewinding of the film and critical for extracting the film.

When unloading the camera, you

The key factors for the proper development of your film through each stage of developing are:

The washing aid used in the development of negatives/film at the sink is?

During the developing process at the sink, what is the OPTIMAL time for fixer?

31. ______________ Projects and focuses the image onto the paper. Can be changed for different magnifications. Has an aperture to control light and depth of field.

32. ______________ Located between the light source and negative. Made of glass lenses that focus light. Helps create even illumination across the negative. Can affect contrast and sharpness of your print.

33. ______________ Flat surface where you place your photo paper. Usually made of sturdy material like metal or wood. May have rulers for measuring print sizes.

34. ______________ Controls the duration of light exposure. Helps ensure consistent print results. Can be built-in or a separate device.

35. ______________ Holds the film negative in place. Keeps the negative flat and steady. Different sizes available for various film formats.

36. ______________ Flexible, light-tight connection between lens and negative. Allows for focusing adjustments. Prevents stray light from affecting the print.

A device used to create prints from film negatives. Projects the image onto light-sensitive paper. Allows you to adjust the size and focus of your print. Essential tool for darkroom photography.

38. ______________ Located on the side of the enlarger column. Allows you to move the enlarger head up and down. Controls the size of your final print.

39. ______________ Tool to help achieve sharp focus on your print. Often a simple magnifying glass. Used to examine fine details in the projected image.

A small but important part of the enlarger. Helps keep the enlarger head in place once you've set it. Usually found on the side of the enlarger column.

41. ______________ Supports the enlarger head (lamp housing and lens). Allows vertical movement to change print size. Often has a counter-balance for smooth adjustments.

42. ______________ Contains the light source for projecting the image. Usually uses a bright, diffused bulb. May have color filters for adjusting print tones.

43. ______________ Located between the light source and negative. Holds colored filters to adjust print tones. Allows you to change the contrast of your print. Helps correct color casts in color printing.

What was the name of our first project in the darkroom/ also known as a cameraless print?

What is a pinhole image also referred to as?

True or False. The lens on the enlarger should always be at the brightest setting.

What two parts of the enlarger are used to fit your image in the easels 3.5”x5” frame?

What part of the enlarger controls the amount of light released?

What is the correct order of the chemical process used during enlarging?

What part of the enlarger do we use to make a print look clear and sharp?

Name the two different types of Film Cameras we use in class.