SECTION D - language and terminology

Question 1

whats a contact sheet in the dark room

Answer 1

sheet of negatives

Question 2

contact sheet digitaly

Answer 2

select to print all the photos so they are small in the form of a contact sheet

Question 3

Shutter speed

Answer 3

regulates the length of time and the film is exposed in the opening and closing of the shutter

Question 4

Stop bath

Answer 4

it is concentrated stop bath that can be used with both film and paper products

Question 5

ISO

Answer 5

(international standards organization) and refers to the film speed

Question 6

Aperture

Answer 6

refers to the hoe

Question 7

F/stop

Answer 7

the size of the aperture to which the camera is adjusted
for example F/stop 8

Question 8

what does it mean when a photo is Over exposed?

Answer 8

when too much light has reached the film or photographic paper

Question 9

Digital

Answer 9

capturing, storing, and displaying images

Question 10

Developer

Answer 10

chemical solution used to create a photo from photographic paper

Question 11

Composition

Answer 11

refers to how elements within a scene are arranged and organised within the frame of the photograph.

Question 12

Under exposed

Answer 12

that the image is too dark because it hasn’t been exposed to enough light.

Question 13

Motion blur

Answer 13

when there’s movement in the scene while the photo is being taken, causing moving objects to appear blurred or streaked

Question 14

Contact sheet

Answer 14

a printed or digital sheet that displays small versions of all the images

Question 15

Englarger

Answer 15

a device used in the darkroom to create larger prints from photographic negatives.

Question 16

Leading lines

Answer 16

elements within a scene that guide the viewer’s eye towards the main subject or focal point of the image.

Question 17

Rule of thirds

Answer 17

mentally dividing the image into nine equal parts using two horizontal lines and two vertical lines, creating a grid

Question 18

Framing

Answer 18

sing elements within the scene to create a border around the main subject or focal point

Question 19

Negative space

Answer 19

refers to the empty or unoccupied areas surrounding the main subject or subjects in an image