Mid Term Review

Question 0

What are the two basic chemicals?

Answer 0

Developer & fixer

Question 1

What chemistry is used at Antonelli?

Answer 1

Sprint

Question 2

What are the 3 most important things when processing film?

Answer 2

Time, temperature, & volume.

Question 3

Of all the chemistry used, what chemical changes?

Answer 3

Developer

Question 4

Why does this chemical change?

Answer 4

Temperature & Type of Film

Question 5

What is the name of the device used to process 35mm film?

Answer 5

Daylight Tank

Question 6

What are the three methods used to process 4x5 film?

Answer 6

Daylight Tank, Dip & Dunk, & Trays.

Question 7

What is the most important tool to determine how long we process film?

Answer 7

Thermometer

Question 8

What does the term fog mean?

Answer 8

Accidentally exposed film.

Question 9

Is a towel a good thing to use?

Answer 9

Yes.

Question 10

What kind of paper is used?

Answer 10

Resin Coated & Fiber Based.

Question 11

Are filters important?

Answer 11

Yes.

Question 12

What do filters control?

Answer 12

Contrast

Question 13

What is the recommended filter that you begin with?

Answer 13

2

Question 14

What lens is used for the 35mm enlarger?

Answer 14

50mm

Question 15

What lens is used for the 4x5 enlarger?

Answer 15

135mm or 150mm

Question 16

Is a test strip a good thing to use?

Answer 16

Yes.

Question 17

Explain what burning does.

Answer 17

It darkens a specific area of an image.

Question 18

Explain what dodging does.

Answer 18

It lightens a specific area of an image.

Question 19

When printing 4x5 on a Saunders enlarger….

Answer 19

Remove the condenser

Question 20

Can a 35mm print proportionally fit to a 8x10 print?

Answer 20

No.

Question 21

Can 4x5 blow up to an 8x10 print proportionally?

Answer 21

Yes.

Question 22

If you remove your print from the developer to soon, what happens?

Answer 22

It’s gets undeveloped, and becomes flat.