Worksheet For Chapter 1! Beginning Quiz

A camera with a/an _________________________ rewind feature allows you to safely open the back without first manually cranking the film back into its cassette.

A wide lens aperature, such as f/2, lets in a lot of light.

• True

• False

What happens if you pull out more film than you need?

• Nothing. It's fine.

• The film is wasted.

• Other: _____________________

400 ISO film should be used for

• Indoors only

• Flash only

• Outdoors only

• Flash and outdoors only

• Other: _____________________

How much should you advance the film for manual cameras?

• Just enough film to slip the end of the film leader into a groove on the take-up spool.

• Just enough film to pull it out of the canister.

• However much film is pulled out of the canister already.

• Other: _____________________

Advance the film in a manually loaded camera until the film counter reads "0".

• True

• False

200 ISO film should only be used for

• Indoor only

• Flash only

• Outdoors only

• Flash and outdoors only

• Other: _____________________

How much should you advance the film for automatic cameras?

• Just enough film to pull it out of the canister.

• However much film is pulled out of the canister already.

• Enough to reach just beyond the middle of the take-up spool.

• Other: _____________________

Exposed film is not called a negative until it is developed.

• True

• False

What does NOT determine how much light hits the film in the camera?

• F-Stop

• Film Speed

• Shutter Speed

• None of the sbove

What can a light meter tell you?

• The right combination of film and shutter speed to achieve correct exposure

• The right combination of f-stop and shutter speed to achieve correct exposure

• The right combination of f-stop and film speed to achieve correct exposure

• None of the above