Bhs Image Technology First Semester Exam
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- 1.___________took several hundred years to reach its present state. No one person can be credited with the invention.
- A.
Printing Press
- B.
Photography
- C.
Portrait Painting
- 2.The first____________was a darkened room with a convex lens inserted in one wall.
- A.
Darkroom
- B.
Camera obscura
- C.
Easel
- D.
Enlarger
- 3.A German physicist, _______________, discovered that when certain silver salts were exposed to light, the salts changed colors.
- A.
Joseph Niepce
- B.
Louis Daguerre
- C.
Johann Schulze
- D.
William Fox Talbot
- 4._______, a Frenchman, is credited with creating the world's first photograph by spreading a light-sensitive varnish on a polished metal plate and exposing it in a modified camera obscura.
- A.
William Fox Talbot
- B.
Johann Schulze
- C.
Louis Daguerre
- D.
Joseph Niepce
- 5.Exposure time for the first photograph was ______ hours.
- A.
4
- B.
6
- C.
8
- D.
10
- 6.In 1835, _________ discovered that a highly polished silver sheet could be made light-sensitive id exposed to iodine vapor.
- A.
Louis Daguerre
- B.
Johann Schulze
- C.
George Eastman
- D.
William Fox Talbot
- 7.An image that is present, but not yet visible, is considered ________.
- A.
Invisible in black light
- B.
Visible in red light
- C.
Latent
- D.
Incorrect
- 8.Earliest photographs were printed on metal plates called "_____________," named after the inventor.
- A.
Positive prints
- B.
Ferrotypes
- C.
Portraits
- D.
Daguerreotypes
- 9._________ of England made negative images on treated paper.
- A.
Louis Daguerre
- B.
William Fox Talbot
- C.
Johann Schulze
- D.
Joseph Niepce
- 10.The technique of making a(n) _____ from a negative is the basis of modern chemical photography.
- A.
Positive print
- B.
Negative print
- C.
Latent print
- D.
Neutral print
- 11.As lens and camera design and photographic processes improved, shorter exposures made ______ photography popular.
- A.
Moving
- B.
Action
- C.
Portrait
- D.
Digital
- 12.Photographers using the _____ process brought portable darkrooms wherever they took pictures.
- A.
Digital photography
- B.
Autochrome
- C.
Dry-plate
- D.
Wet collodion
- 13.In 1851, Fredrick Scott Archer discovered the first practical means of coating glass plates using a plastic-like substance made from alcohol and nitrocellulose called _____
- A.
Calliope
- B.
Autochrome
- C.
Collodion
- D.
Digital
- 14.Photographs made from tintype process were called tintypes or _____ if on an iron base.
- A.
Daguerreotypes
- B.
Ferrotypes
- C.
Dry-plate
- D.
Colliodion
- 15.British physician Richard L. Maddox made the first successful ____, which could be developed anytime after exposure.
- A.
Instant photograph
- B.
Wet-colliodion
- C.
Collodion
- D.
Dry-plate negative
- 16.The first commercial color film, _____ did not become available until 1907.
- A.
Collodion
- B.
Autochrome
- C.
Ferrotypes
- D.
Digital
- 17.An American named _____ introduced a 100-shot box camera in 1888.
- A.
George Eastman
- B.
Edwin Land
- C.
Thomas Edison
- D.
Johann Schulze
- 18.The trademark _____ was introduced at the same time as the 100-shot box camera.
- A.
Talbot
- B.
Kodak
- C.
Collodion
- D.
Eastman
- 19.Movie film was introduced in 1891 by _____ using the new flexible plastic film.
- A.
Edwin Land
- B.
Thomas Edison
- C.
George Eastman
- D.
Wiiliam Fox Talbot
- 20.Polaroid instant photography, created in 1947 by _____ , could produce a finished black and white photograph in 60 seconds.
- A.
Thomas Edison
- B.
George Eastrman
- C.
Edwin Land
- D.
William Fox Talbot
- 21._____, the capturing of an image onto an electronic storage device, developed from television and video technology.
- A.
Digital photography
- B.
Daguerre photography
- C.
Instant photography
- D.
Autochrome photography
- 22.A(n) _____ is a light-tight room equipped for photographic work.
- A.
Camera
- B.
Collodion
- C.
Darkroom
- D.
Enlarger
- 23.The _____ projects an enlarged image from the negative onto a sheet of print paper.
- A.
Easel
- B.
Enlarger
- C.
Camera
- D.
Safelight
- 24.An enlarger consists of a head, column, and _____.
- A.
Base
- B.
Arm
- C.
Leg
- D.
Print washer
- 25.A(n) _____ holds the negative secure and flat in an enlarger.
- A.
Easel
- B.
Paper safe
- C.
Safe light
- D.
Negative carrier
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