finals 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the basic parts of camera that all the instruments and equipment is invented by man?

A

( the eye and the camera )

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2
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is being considered as the simplest kind of camera.

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box type )

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3
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this suggest an enclosure devoid (to prevent unwanted light coming from the film) of light.

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( Light Tight Box )

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4
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As a rule of thumb, in ordinary photography with the subject at a medium distance.

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Answer ( Focus within the Depth of Field )

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5
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defined as the nearest distance, in which a lens is focused at infinity with a given particular diaphragm opening which will give the maximum depth of field.

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Answer ( The Hyperfocal Distance )

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6
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Through the range finders, the image of the object appears cut into halves and separated from each other by a straight line, when the lens is not in focused.

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answer ( split image)

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7
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Focusing is done by directly observing the image formed at the ground glass, in which a screen was placed behind the taking lens.

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( ground legs )

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8
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A lens with a focal length approximately equal to but not more than twice the length of the negative material.

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Answer ( normal lens )

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9
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  1. These lenses are originally developed for motion pictures and television cameras.

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Answe ( zoom lens ).

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10
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a lens corrected for Astigmatism but with higher correction to color.

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answer ( Apochromatic lens )

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11
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It is when the rays of light pass through a transparent material, such rays will be on the other side.

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transmitted

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12
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A mixture of seven colors, namely red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

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white

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13
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It produces light by instantaneous electrical discharge between two electrodes in a glass filled glass bulb.

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electronic flash

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14
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When you take a picture using this film you are photographing reflected or radiated heat from the scene rather than visible light.

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UV

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15
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A primary color with 600 to 700 millimicrons, and has the longest wavelength.

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RED

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16
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It’s a radiant electromagnetic energy that can be seen by the naked eye. It excites the retina of the eye and makes things visible.

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lights

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17
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It’s process of bending the rays of light as it strikes a transparent material.

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refraction

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18
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It is considered as the source of all daylight or natural light.

A

sunlight

19
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They are the most preferred artificial light to use by photographers.

A

incandescent

20
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This is a classification of light that can be detected by our naked eye

A

visible

21
Q

Chemical processing refers to the process of making latent photographic image _______ and _____

A

Visible and permanen

22
Q

The process of removing unexposed silver halides remaining in the emulsion after the first stage of development of the latent image.

A

Fixation

23
Q

Potassium Alum hardens the gelatin of the sensitized material, which was softened in the developing solution.

A

Hardening Agent

24
Q

The process of reproduction. Exposed silver halides are reduced into metallic silver.

A

Development

25
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An intermediate bath between the developer and fixer, it is usually a combination of water plus acetic acid or just plain water.

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Answer: Stop - Bath

26
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For photographic paper (determine the size of the picture)

A

Easel

27
Q

It is the art or Science of photograpically documenting a crime scene and evidence, for laboratory examination and analysis purposes of court trial.

A

forensic photography

28
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Two photographs shows side by side show points of similarities or differences

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Answer: Composite Exhibit

29
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Illumination from slave or flash units are often utilized.

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Answer: lighting

30
Q

Photograph should include various places which are part of the crime scene.

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Answer: Location

31
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This is done by placing a part of one placed over the other until the outline coincide

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Answer: Matchinf Transparencies

32
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These are admitted provided that the intent must be to simply illustrate relevant facts and not to prejudice the judge against the defendant photographs.

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Answer: Gruesome Pictures

33
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This is done by placing a part on photograph over and in careful alignment with the othe

A

Answer: Matching Photographs

34
Q

Provide a photograpic image that will give information to assist the investigation and subsequent prosecution of criminal

A

General Consideration

35
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  1. It is an art or science which deals with the study of principles of photography, the preparation of photographic evidence and its application to police work
A

Answer: Police Photography

36
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It is a record of data regarding the circumstances surrounding or related to the picture taking of the crime scene must be noted for instant recollection

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Answer: photographs log

37
Q

2 KINDS OF LIGHT METERS

A

reflected light type and incident light type

38
Q

USE INCIDENT OR REFLECTIVE LIGHT MEASUREMENTS GATHERED BY A LIGHT METER TO SELECT THE MOST BENEFICIAL F/STOP AND SHUTTER SPEED ON THEIR CAMERA BASED ON THE SUBJECT AND CURRENT LIGHTNING CONDITIONS.

A
39
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ONE OF THE MOST FUNDAMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY TERMS.

A

exposure

40
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. IT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT EQUIPMENT FOR ANY PHOTOGRAPHER WHO WANTS CONSISTENTLY ACCURATE EXPOSURE.

A

the light meters

41
Q
  1. THE ELECTRICAL CURRENT COMES FROM A TINY BATTERY AND FLOW THROUGH A
A

cadmium sulfide cell

42
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IT COVERTS LIGHT ENERGY TO ELECTRICAL ENERGY THAT MOES A NEEDLE ACROSS THE GAUGE.

A

selenium cells

43
Q

IF ASA 400 FILM SWITCH FROM ASA 100 THE GUIDE NUMBER

A

60ft

44
Q

IT HELPS YOU TO DETERMINE THE RIGHT EXPOSURE FOR
A FILM, WHEN USING FLASH UNIT.

A

guide numbers