3 Black-and-white Film
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- 1.The base of black-and-white films is made up of what type of material?
- 2.The __________ of black-and-white films is a chemical compound of light-sensitive silver halide crystals suspended in gelatin.
- 3.The antihalation layer promotes ________________.
- 4._______________ _______________ is measurement of how sensitive a film is to light.
- 5.How many times faster is ISO 1600 than ISO 200 film?
- 6.Slow- and medium-speed films produce fine-grain images because the particles of silver are ___________.
- 7.What ISO film would Tom Sawyer have used to photograph Becky in a candlelit cave?
- A.
Slow (ISO 50)
- B.
Medium (ISO 100, 125, 200)
- C.
Fast (ISO 400)
- D.
Ultrafast (ISO 1600-3200)
- 8.ISO 400 (fast) film has a coarser grain than ISO 50 (slow) film.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.The dark and light areas of a subject are _____________ between the original subject and the negative image produced on the film.
- 10.Faster films produce more tons.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.The relative difference between dark and light tones in the original subject or in the negative and print that represent the subject is called _________________.
- 12.The most common film camera format size is __________________.
- A.
Small/35mm
- B.
Medium
- C.
Large
- D.
Other
- 13.The film camera that produces the sharpest images is ____________ format.
- A.
Small/35 mm
- B.
Medium
- C.
Large
- D.
Other
- 14.________________ format film comes in two different sizes measuring 2-3/8" wide.
- 15.____________-speed film is especially sensitive to airport x-rays.
- 16.With transparency film, would a white car normally appear white or black?
- 17.Chromogenic films use ____________ instead of silver for convenience.
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