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41 Cards in this Set
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Circles of Confusion
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tiny circles of light that make up a picture
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Refraction
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bending of light rays
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Focal Point
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where light rays intersect on the focal plane
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Focal Length
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distance between the lens and the focal plane when the lens is focused on infinity
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Exposure =
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Intensity (aperture) x Time (shutter speed)
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Two Kinds of Light Meters
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reflected and incident
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Reflected Light Meters
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measure luminance
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Incident Light Meters
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measure illuminance
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Luminance
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light reflected off subject
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Illuminance
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light falling on subject
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Bracketing
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3 shots of same scene at different exposures
ex: f/8 1/125 f/8 1/60 f/8 1/250 |
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Layers of Film
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base and emulsion
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Base
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firm but flexible clear plastic, provides support
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Emulsion
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where the image is formed, light sensitive silver halide crystals
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Panchromatic
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sensitive to all wavelengths of light
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Fast Film
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400+ ISO (big chunks of silver halide)
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Latent Images
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invisible image on film or paper before developing
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Washing Aid
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shortens wash time (HCA)
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Wetting Agent
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prevents water spots
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Stop Bath
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halts the action of the developer (diluted acetic acid)
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Fixer
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makes the film no longer sensitive to light
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One-Shot Developer
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disposable
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Stock Solution
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concentrated form of the chemical
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Working Solution
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diluted chemical, ready to use
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What does developer do?
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breaks open silver halide crystals, releasing the silver that makes a picture
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What does fixer do?
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gets rid of unexposed silver halide crystals, making the image no long sensitive to light
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What is the active agent in fixer?
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sodium thiosulfate
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Agitation
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moving the tank to supply fresh chemicals all over the emulsion
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Density
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build-up of metallic silver
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Opening Up
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f/11 --> f/8
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Stopping Down
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f/8 --> f/11
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Ansel Adams
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born in 1902, wanted to be a pianist but got arthritis and became a photographer, photographed national parks, especially Yosemite, Japanese internment camps project with Dorothea Lange
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Dorothea Lange
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did work during depression, famous for "Migrant Mother", affected by parents' divorce and being crippled, Japanese internment camps with Ansel Adams
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Margaret Bourke-White
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pushy and daring, first cover of Life magazine, work in Russia and of Ghandi
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Helen Levitt
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famous for work of kids on streets in NYC, little bit of work in Mexico City, "photographer's photographer"
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Josef Koudelka
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work in theater and of gypsies, from Czech Republic
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Gordon Parks
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American Gothic, FSA, movies, first place photographer for Life magazine and FSA
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Alfred Eisenstadt
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fled from Prussia, famous for "V-J Day in Times Square", used a rangefinder camera, work of Marilyn Monroe and Hitler
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Mary Ellen Mark
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series on twins, circus, and girl named Tiny, homeless kids and families, hospitals
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Nicholas Nixon
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famous for work of Brown Sisters, AIDS patients, elderly people, Boston architecture
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ISO
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film's sensitivity to light
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