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A measure of the sensitivity of film to light is called what? film speed


Which film layer contains light-sensitive crystals that are suspended in a gelatin?
emulsion layer


Upon which natural element does photography rely on to record images of light on film?
silver



What does the antihalation dye in the film do? prevents light from bouncing back
through the film and forming a double image



Which film format would be used by a view camera (ground-glass back camera)? film in
individual sheets



Which of the following film speeds is the lowest in grain and the highest in sharpness? 25
ISO


Which of the following is not responsible for an increase in a photograph's grain?
underexposing the film in camera


Which of the following films would be best to use when photographing an indoor basketball
game without the aid of a flash?2 3200 ISO


Which of the following films would be best to use when photographing a natural landscape on a
clear, cloudless day? 100 ISO

, Theoretically, a photographer should choose the slowest film speed usable in a particular
lighting situation to obtain maximum image sharpness, the most contrast and the least amount
of grain. true



What does the word "photography" mean in Greek? to paint with light



The sun is an example of an artificial light source. false



Diffused light is high in contrast. false



The three basic qualities of light are? intensity, color and direction



What are the six basic directions that light can strike a subject from? 45 degrees to either
side, 90 degrees to either side, above, below, back, front


A good example of an atmospheric condition that affects the color of light would be fog.
true


A good example of a source of direct light would be the overhead lighting in this classroom.
false


An example of a diffused source of light would be the light given off by a car's headlights.
false


When, according to our textbook, do you need to add a fill light to a situation when using black
and white film? When the shadow area is _______ or more f-stops darker than the lit areas.
three

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