History Test

Question 1

Louis Daguerre

Answer 1

Worked with Joseph niepce to make a color process

Question 2

Daguerreotype

Answer 2

Photo on a metal plate

Revealed in 1839

Question 3

Photograph

Answer 3

Light drawing

Question 4

Camera obscura

Answer 4

Dark chamber

Question 5

Emulsion

Answer 5

Light sensitive material in which the image is formed on film or on photo paper

Question 6

William Henry Fox Talbot

Answer 6

Negative-positive process

Question 7

Documentary photograph

Answer 7

A depiction of the real world by a photographer whose intent is to communicate something important
1842

Question 8

George Eastman

Answer 8

Flexible film 1889

Question 9

James Clerk Maxwell

Answer 9

Proved that red, blue, and yellow are the primary colors of light

Question 10

The brownie

Answer 10

1888 Eastman presented camera with 100 exposures

Question 11

Polaroid

Answer 11

Dr. Edwin Land

Question 12

Sony mavica

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First film-less camera in 1972

Question 13

First commercial electronic camera

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1981

Question 14

Ccd

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Charged coupled device

Replaces film from old cameras

Question 15

Pixel

Answer 15

Small square dots that make up an image

Question 16

1 megapixel=

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I million pixels

Question 17

The first “real” digital images came from where?

Answer 17

NASA

Question 18

Shades of gray

Answer 18

256
Black 0
White 256

Question 19

Steve Sasson

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Created the first digital camera using a CCD in 1975

Question 20

Casio 1995 camera

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First camera to have a LCD screen

Question 21

Photo illustrations

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Computer art that begins with a digitize dphotograph using image enhancement software the artist can then apply variety of special-effects to transform photo the into a work of art

Question 22

Photo illustrations are

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Always labeled

Question 23

Downloading

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To transform a digital file on to the computer

Question 24

Joseph niepce

Answer 24

First person to fix a permanent image in 1826