Darkroom Photography Techniques and Concepts

Front

What are the four stages of processing a photograph in the darkroom? Options: Print, Develop, Stop, Wash; Develop, Stop, Fix, Wash; Wash, Clean, Fix, Dance; Develop, Fix, Rinse, Wash

Back

Develop, Stop, Fix, Wash

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Aperture is:

Back

Setting that determines how much light travels through the lens.

Front

ISO is:

Back

Your camera sensor (in digital) or film (in film) sensitivity to light

Front

What setting is known to affect the depth of field? Options: ISO, Shutter speed, Exposure Triangle, Aperture

Back

Aperture

Front

What setting has the ability to stop and blur motion?

Back

Shutter speed

Front

Composition is?

Back

How you arrange the subjects in a photo

Front

What might you do in low light situations to get a better exposure? A) Decrease the ISO. B) Increase the shutter speed. C) Open the aperture. D) Give up.

Back

Open the aperture.

Front

What holds the negative so it can be projected onto your baseboard easel?

Back

Negative Carrier

Front

Why should you not bring in an external source of light (eg. your phone, digital watch) in the darkroom?

Back

Because it will expose your paper.

Front

What do you make, before printing your final image, in order to figure out how much time you need to expose a print in the darkroom?

Back

Test strip