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Midterm Flashcards

1
Q

Angle of view

A

Focal size of your lens; produced by the lens

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2
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What affects light meter?

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Angle of view

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3
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Vantage point

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Produced by the image maker

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4
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Aperture

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The physical opening of the lense

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5
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What does Aperture affect?

A

Exposure and depth of field

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6
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What is another name for aperture?

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F-Stop and Diaphrams

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7
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Shutter Speed

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Stops action and creates motion

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8
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What does shutter speed produce?

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Exposure

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9
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What is ISO?

A

How sensitive the film is to light

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10
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Emulsion

A

light sensitive layer of the film or paper

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11
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Where is Emulsion?

A

Where the gelatin is in the silver halide

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12
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Latent

A

The exposed image not developed

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13
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Depth of Field

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The amount of space that is in focus

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14
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Maximum Depth of Field

A

everything is in focus

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15
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What does Depth of Field Affect?

A

Aperture, Focal Length, and Camera to Subject Distance

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16
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What affects Exposure?

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Shutter Speed, ISO, Aperture, and Light Source

17
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What does Developer do to the film?

A

Speeds up the tarnishing process by converting silver halides to black metallic silver called grain and oxidizes the silver halide

18
Q

What does Fixer do?

A

Makes film safe to light because it gets rid of the unused silver halides

19
Q

What will the color of your film be if it is fixed properly?

A

Grayish Lavender

20
Q

What will the color of your film be if it is fixed incorrectly?

A

Blue pink with white residue

21
Q

What are two things to have a great quality negative?

A

Development and correct exposure

22
Q

What are four variables in developing film?

A

Temperature, Time, Agitation, Dilution

23
Q

If you do one or all things while developing film, what is the wrong thing to do if it gets underdeveloped?

A

If you give it to little time, under develop it, or too much water under diluted: under developed negative, opposite if you overdevelop it

24
Q

What does light meter see the world as

A

Everything is middle gray (18% Gray)

25
Q

How do you use light correctly to make a perfect exposure?

A

Subjects shadow, your own shadow, 18% gray card

26
Q

What is F-stop to make it perfect?

A

F4

27
Q

What is F-stop to make it perfect for print?

A

F8

28
Q

Reciprocal relationship?

A

Give and you take. Aperture and exposure

29
Q

How to read a negative?

A

Should be reading it with a bunch of different grays, some parts of images are dark and some are thin, white area are hilides, transparent converts to the dark areas which are the shadows

30
Q

What do you do if your negative is denser?

A

Over develop it

31
Q

Reticulation

A

Extreme change in temperature from one liquid to another

32
Q

Why is reticulation bad?

A

It is bad because it shocks the film and the emulsion cracks

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