Photography Processes Quiz

Which photographic process was primarily used for the production of black-and-white photographs in the early 20th century?

• Kodachrome Process

• Polaroid Process

• Gelatin Silver Process

• C-41 Process

What innovative imaging process was introduced by Kodachrome in 1935?

• Instant photography

• The ability to process color images with greater vibrancy

• Direct printing from slides onto paper

• The introduction of digital sensors

Which process allows for the development of color reversal or slide film and was introduced by Kodak in the 1970s?

• E-6 Process

• C-41 Process

• Ilfochrome Process

• Digital Photography

The Polaroid process, developed in 1947, revolutionized amateur photography by allowing what?

• In-the-moment image capture with immediate prints

• High-resolution digital imaging

• Color printing from slides

• Use of electronic sensors to capture light

Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the digital photography process?

• Light is captured by an image sensor containing millions of photo sites.

• The processed image can be stored in digital formats like JPEG or RAW.

• The process involves chemical baths to develop images.

• The images can be edited in real-time on the camera screen.

What key development did Leica introduce to the photography world in 1932?

• The first color film

• Instant photography

• The compact size and built-in rangefinder in cameras

• Digital imaging

What significant advancement in photography happened in 1975?

• Introduction of the Polaroid camera

• Development of the first digital camera

• Kodak’s introduction of C-41 process

• Creation of the Kodachrome process

What groundbreaking photographic process, developed in 1981, allows for the capturing of images digitally using electronic sensors?

• Film Photography

• Instant Photography

• Digital Photography

• Infrared Photography

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Which microscopy technique uses a beam of electrons to achieve magnification up to 1 million times smaller than traditional optical microscopes?

• Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)

• Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM)

• Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)

• Confocal Microscopy

What imaging technique uses high-frequency sound waves to see inside the body, without harmful radiation?

• X-ray Imaging

• MRI

• Ultrasound Imaging

• Infrared Imaging