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49 Cards in this Set
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WHAT IS THE F-16 RULE?
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select a shutter speed as near as possible to the film speed
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WHAT THREE THINGS CAUSE SCRATCHES ON NEGATIVES?
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tough handling, abrasion of the print emulsion, tong marks
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WHAT IS THE DEVELOPING AGENT FOR PRINTING?
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dektol
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WHAT ARE THE THREE MAIN THINGS THAT RECONSIDERED WHEN GRADING PHOTOGRAPHS?
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presentation, composition, contrast
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WHAT ARE THE DEVELOPING CHEMICALS AND TIMES...WHAT ARE THE PRINTING TIMES?
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d-76:11 min
stop:30 sec fix:8 min dektol:1/1.5 min stop:30 sec fix:3 min |
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WHAT THREE THINGS WILL HARM CHEMICALS..., REASONS WHY THEY ARE KEPT IN BROWN JUGS
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air, light, time
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WHERE ARE THE ROLLERS KEPT. THE PANS? THE PAPER?
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rollers kept in pan under enlarger 7
paper is in the paper box by the paper cutter |
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WHEN EXHAUSTED WHAT HAPPENS TO DEVELOPER?
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changes color/looses strength
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WHAT THREE QUESTIONS DO WE ASK WHEN CRITIQUING A PICTURE?
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what is good? what is bad? what can be improved?
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WHAT IS APERTURE AND HOW DOES IT WORK?
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how wide the lens opens/ how big the lens opens and closes after the click
the lower the numbers represent larger openings: the higher numbers smaller opening |
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WHAT IS THE SHUTTER SPEED ALL ABOUT? WHAT IS CONTRAST, HORIZON LINE, NEGATIVE SPACE, POSITIVE SPACE?
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how fast the lens opens and closes
difference between the white and black and the grays in between imaginary line separating the sky from the land space surrounding an object space on object takes up within the frame |
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WHAT IS FRAMING?
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when you put the subject up close to establish depth
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WHATIS MATTING, MOUNTING, AND DEPTH OF FIELD?
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putting a cardboard mat around the photo like a frame
putting another piece of paper behind a photo to create a border |
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WHAT ARE FIVE TIPS FOR GOOD PICTURES?
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rule of thirds
leading lines learn to frame be aware of background viewpoint zoom in horizontal/vertical |
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WHAT IS A FIXED LENS AND INTERCHANGEABLE LENS?
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a fixed lens you can't change
an interchangeable lens you can change |
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SNAPSHOT VS PHOTOGRAPH
DOCUMENTARY VS ARTISTIC |
snapshot is a picture taken quickly to capture the moment a photograph is planned out and takes time
documentary is a picture that is informative artistic is unique and different |
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WHAT CAUSES FILM TO GO BAD?
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small white spots, small black spots, scratch lines, motted mealy or uneven development of print, finger prints,fading of prints
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SMALL WHITE SPOTS
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dust on the negative printing frame glass, or glass negative carrier
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SMALL BLACK SPOTS
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dust deposited on the film prior to exposure, causing tiny clear spots
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MOTTED, MEALY, OR UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT OF PRINT
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by too short a time or in adequate agitation in the developer
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FINGER PRINTS
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touching film or paper emulsion with greasy or chemical-contained hands
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FADING OF PRINTS
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bleached by a too strong or too warm fixer or by too long a period in the fixer
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WHAT IS ASA?
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setting for film/ American Standard Association
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WHAT IS ISO?
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International Standardization Organization
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WHAT IS FILM SPEED?
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how fast the film travels through the camera
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WHAT PROBLEMS DO YOU HAVE SHOOTING FILM AT HIGH NOON?
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too bright
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WHAT IS DEAD SPACE?
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space not being taken up by the subject
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WHAT IS PERSPECTIVE?
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making a picture like its going back
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WHAT THREE WAYS CAN YOU CREATE DEPTH IN A PICTURE?
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framing, perspective, leading lines
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WHAT ARE IMPLIED LINES?
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lines that may not be there but are implied by objects in the picture
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WHAT ARE LEADING LINES?
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lead your eye to the subject
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WHAT IS A (PROP) PORTRAIT?
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picture of a person (with a prop)
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WHAT IS THE HOLDER CALLED THAT HOLDS YOUR NEGATIVES?
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negative carrier
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FORMAL BALANCE
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one side of the picture is a mirror image or almost a mirror image of the other side
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INFORMAL BALANCE
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the two sides of the picture are not balanced
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SIMPLE OR COMPLEX SUBJECT?
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simple
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WHAT IS THE #1 MISTAKE MOST NEW PHOTOGRAPHERS MAKE?
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dont get in close enough
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WHAT IS AN SLR CAMERA?
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single lens reflex
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WHAT ARE SYNCH TERMINALS FOR?
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to sync the flash
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WHERE IS THE CAMERA BATTERY ON THE CAMERA?
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on the bottom
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WHAT IS THE FRAME COUNTER FOR?
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number dial that tells you the number of frames you have exposed on your role
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IF AFTER LOADING THE CAMERA THE WINDOW SAYS "S" WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
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the film did not attach
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IF PROCESSES NEGATIVES DONT TURN OUT, BUT THERE ARE NUMBERS ON THE FILM WHAT DOEAS THAT MEAN?
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the film did not got through the camera
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PROCESSED BUT NO NUMBERS?
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film was exposed or processing went wrong
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WHERE DO WE KEEP PROCESSED NEGATIVE?
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plastic sleeve
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SHINY SIDE UP OR DOWN?
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up
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METAL PIECE THAT HOLD THE PAPER WHILE PRINTING WHAT IS IT CALLED?
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easle
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WHAT THREE THINGS CAN WEAKEN THE CHEMICALS?
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air, light, time
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THREE PAPER SIZES USED THIS YEAR?
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8 by 10
5 by 7 3.5 by 5 |
