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| projection printing machine. |
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| Image size is controlled by |
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| track that englargers moves up & down on |
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| glass that smoothes out light |
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| pulls up so you can move up & down |
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| Layer of film-middle layer= |
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| Layer of film-bottom layer= |
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| 3 parts moving film through camera & back |
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| film advance lever, rewind crack & clutch |
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| 3 Camera parts that expose film |
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| shutter, mirror, aperture |
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| Developing time of negatives depends on 2 things: |
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| temperature of water & type of film. |
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| Negatives are made-up of what? |
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| Chemicals to print are (4): |
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| developer, stop bath, fixer, water. |
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| a print of all the negatives together for each week |
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| Which f-stop do you use when making a contact sheet? |
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| the role of holes in negatives |
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| How do chemical stains occur? |
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| when fixer gets on clothing |
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| gets developer off photo & neautrilizes the developer |
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| make sure you dont have ____ on your hands when printing, it causes white spots on photos. |
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| If shutter speed is below _____ it is wise to use a tripod |
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| The shutter speed controls two things: |
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| Amber or red lights that paper is not sensitive to are called.. |
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| The ASA or ISO of HP5 film is |
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| The ideal temp. for chemicals for developing film is.. |
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| The purpose of hypo clear is to.. |
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| clear out the fixer faster. |
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| This is the invisible image formed on the film or paper after it is exposed to light. |
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| True or False: an out of focus negative can be sharpened by careful enlarger focusing |
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| True or False: The focusing ring actually moves the lens of the camera. |
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| True or False: 35mm stands for the width of film used in your camera. |
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| 1/60 second is a good shutter speed to stop motion |
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| True or False: when mounting a photograph, one should make the bottom margin larger |
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| True or False: 1/30 second shutter speed lets in less liught than 1/250 second |
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| True or False: A #1 filter would be high contrast |
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| True or False: Film should be agitated 15 seconds every half minute. |
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| True or False: A thin negative could be caused by too little light reaching the film |
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| True or False: When a negative is in the enlarger, the emulsion side should be up |
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| True or False: The larger the print, the longer the printing time. |
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| True or False: If your print is too dark, leave it in the developer less time. |
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| True or False: A fast shutter speed lets in less light. |
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| True or False: The highter the aperture number the larger the lens opening. |
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| True or False: Always focus the enlarger at F8. |
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| True or False: Pink stains on prints indicate incomplete fixing. |
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| True or False: If the film is cloudy at the end development return it to the hypo clear to correct it. |
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| True or False: Contrast is the difference between the lights and darks in a photo. |
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| True or False: It is always best to keep everything in your photo in sharp focus. |
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| Darkening an area in a photo by giving it extra time is called.. |
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| True or False: Tiny white spots on a print are caused by dust on the enlarger lens |
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| True or False: A print is focused if the grain is sharp |
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| True or False: Fixer can be reused in film devlopment |
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| True or False: When light reading, find a good bright area to read from. |
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| True or False: Your camera's light meter is set to make the area you measure come out a middle gray on the final print. |
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| True or False: The dry mount press should be set at 350. |
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| how focused everything is. |
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| You can maximize the depth of field by.. |
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| setting the apature at F22 |
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| makes the picture permenant |
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