What is involved in the development of a black and white photograph?

Wash bath, fixer, stop bath, Developer

What is photographic film?

A thin flexible strip of plastic that is light-sensitive

What are the 4 agencies of the Conceptual Framework?

Artist, Artwork, Audience, World

A photographic chemical to develop photographs

A chemical bath used to stop a photo developing

An image editing software developed + manufactured by Adobe

What is a camera obscura?

A darkened room allowing an outside image projected inside

How to do create a movement photogram?

2 sec exposure - move items - 2 sec exposure

When asked to analyse an image, what do you need to do?

Explain in detail the process & subject matter of the image

In what order do you develop your black and white photographs?

Developer, stop bath, fixer, wash bath.

What are the 4 Frames?

Structural, Subjective, Postmodern, Cultural

Why do we have a wet and dry area in the darkroom?

To prevent damage from liquids to the enlarger, paper etc

The final step in the processing of a photo

What is a Pinhole camera?

A simple camera with a single small aperture

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1
What is involved in the development of a black and white photograph?
Stop bath, fixer and Wash bath
Wash bath, fixer, stop bath, Developer
Developer and fixer
Developer only
2
What is photographic film?
Photographic paper used in the darkroom
An empty tin case
A thin flexible strip of plastic that is light-sensitive
A flexible strip invented by Louis Daguerre
3
What are the 4 agencies of the Conceptual Framework?
Cultural, Postmodern, Subjective, Structural
Artist, Artwork, Audience, World
Line, Tone, Shape, Texture
World, Work, Artist, Review
4
What is developer?
A photographic chemical to fix a photograph
A photographic chemical to stop the development of a photo
A person who develops cameras
A photographic chemical to develop photographs
5
What is this?
A Daguerreotype
A Collodion Print
The first photo ever taken
A photogram
6
What is this?
A pinhole camera
An SLR camera
A box of chocolates
A digital SLR camera
7
Who is Abelardo Morell?
A traditional photographer
The inventor of the camera obscura
A scientist
A student at StJPII
8
What is this?
A darklight
A safelight
A white light
A torch
9
How long was the exposure for the first permanent photograph ever taken?
8 hours
12 seconds
2 mins
4 hours
10
What is stop-bath?
A chemical bath used to stop a photo developing
A chemical bath used to fix a photos image
A bath to stop itching
The last step of the photographic process
11
Can you work in the darkroom without a teacher?
No
Sometimes
Yes
Yes, but only with friends
12
What is this an example of?
A photogram
A selfie
A drawing
A portrait
13
What is Photoshop?
A gamer platform
An image editing software developed + manufactured by Adobe
An image editing software by Steve Jobs
A shop that sells photographic products
14
Who invented this camera?
Colin Frank
Louis Daguerre
George Brown
George Eastman
15
What is a camera obscura?
A darkened room allowing an outside image projected inside
An ancient room
A room that you project movies onto a wall
A bright room allowing an inside image projected outside
16
What is this?
A camera
A portrait
An enlarger
A safelight
17
When was the first 35mm film camera invented?
1927
1600
500 BC
1988
18
How to do create a movement photogram?
6 sec exposure - move items - 6 sec exposure
2 sec exposure - 2 sec exposure
2 sec exposure - move items
2 sec exposure - move items - 2 sec exposure
19
What produces white areas on a photogram?
Transparent objects
Glass
Paper
Opaque objects
20
When asked to analyse an image, what do you need to do?
List what is in the image
Explain the life of the artist
Use dot points to talk about the artists
Explain in detail the process & subject matter of the image
21
In what order do you develop your black and white photographs?
Developer, fixer, wash bath, stop bath
Stop bath, developer, fixer, wash bath
Wash bath, developer, fixer, stop bath.
Developer, stop bath, fixer, wash bath.
22
What are the 4 Frames?
Line, Shape, Tone, Texture
Subjective, Cultural, Shape, Tonal
Cultural, Postmortem, Structure, Subject
Structural, Subjective, Postmodern, Cultural
23
Why do we have a wet and dry area in the darkroom?
To keep chemicals away from light
So you can drink on one side of the darkroom
So you don't get confused where to put the chemicals
To prevent damage from liquids to the enlarger, paper etc
24
What is this?
A Box Brownie
An SLR
A DSLR
A pinhole camera
25
What is Fixer?
The final step in the processing of a photo
The first step when processing a photograph
A person hired to fix a photograph
Stops the developing of the image
26
Where do you dispose of photographic chemicals?
Onto the grass
Into a chemical waste bin
Down the sink
Into the bin
27
Who invented Kodak?
George East
Mr Wolf
Louis Daguerre
George Eastman
28
when was the first camera phone released?
2000
2000 BC
2008
1980
29
Who is Man Ray?
A famous inventor
An artist who invented paper
The man next door
The inventor of the Rayograph
30
What type of film does this camera use?
Roll film
Kodak Film
Polaroid film
Photographic paper
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What is this an example of?
A camera
Camera obscura
Cavemen eating habits
Ancient photography
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What is a Pinhole camera?
Another word for an SLR camera
A simple box with no aperture in it for light
A simple camera with a single small aperture
A simple camera with multiple apertures

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