Parts Of The Camera, Chemical Processing And Development: Photography Quiz

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    Who cleans up after the photography area class?

    • Mr. Hunt
    • The last person in the classroom
    • Maintenance
    • Work study
    • The whole entire class regardless of who left out materials or took out the photo chemicals.
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This quiz will cover the parts of the camera, chemical processing and development.

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  • 2. 

    The function of the pre-wash in the developing process is to . . .

    • Coat the film with a protective layer and repel dust.

    • Remove all photo chemicals from the film.

    • Clean the film and prepare for developing.

    • Warm the film before developing.

    • Cool the film before developing.

    Correct Answer
    A. Clean the film and prepare for developing.
    Explanation
    The pre-wash in the developing process serves to clean the film and prepare it for developing. This step helps to remove any dirt, dust, or other contaminants that may be present on the film surface. By cleaning the film, it ensures that the developing chemicals can evenly and effectively process the film, resulting in high-quality images. Additionally, the pre-wash can also help to remove any residual chemicals from previous steps, ensuring that the developing process starts with a clean slate.

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  • 3. 

    The steps of development in proper order are . . .

    • Wash, stop, developer, stop, fixer, stop, post wash, followed by photo flo

    • Pre-wash, fixer, stop, developer, and post-wash, followed by photo flo

    • Pre-wash, developer, stop, fixer, and post-wash followed by photo flo

    • Pre-wash, photo flo, wash, stop, developer, stop, fixer, stop, and post-wash

    • Take to Walgreens

    Correct Answer
    A. Pre-wash, developer, stop, fixer, and post-wash followed by photo flo
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "pre-wash, developer, stop, fixer, and post-wash followed by photo flo." This is the correct order of steps in the development process for photographs. The pre-wash helps to remove any residual chemicals on the film or paper. The developer is then used to bring out the image. The stop solution is used to halt the development process. The fixer is used to make the image permanent. Finally, the post-wash and photo flo steps help to remove any remaining chemicals and improve the final appearance of the photograph.

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  • 4. 

      All of the following affect the development of the film except . . .

    • Stirring or mixing your solution.

    • The temperature of the chemicals.

    • The number of film development reels.

    • The ratio of water to developer.

    • How long the film is left in the developer.

    Correct Answer
    A. The number of film development reels.
    Explanation
    The number of film development reels does not affect the development of the film. The development process is primarily influenced by factors such as stirring or mixing the solution, the temperature of the chemicals, the ratio of water to developer, and the duration of time the film is left in the developer. The number of reels used for development is irrelevant to the actual development process.

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  • 5. 
    Part 9 - ProProfs

    Part 9

    • Film take up spool

    • Film speed

    • Film release

    • Film cartridge

    • Edward and Jacob

    Correct Answer
    A. Film cartridge
    Explanation
    The term "film cartridge" is the odd one out in this list because it is the only term related to the physical storage and transport of film. The other terms, such as "film take up spool," "film speed," and "film release," are all related to technical aspects of film photography. "Edward and Jacob" is unrelated to film photography and seems to be a reference to characters from the Twilight series, making it the second odd one out. However, since the question asks for one correct answer, "film cartridge" is the best choice.

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  • 6. 
    Part 7 - ProProfs

    Part 7

    • Film advance

    • Take up spool

    • Film meter

    • Film rewind

    • Shutter release

    Correct Answer
    A. Take up spool
    Explanation
    The take up spool is responsible for winding the film as it advances through the camera. It ensures that the film is properly tensioned and securely held in place, preventing any slack or loose ends. This allows for smooth and consistent film movement, ensuring that each frame is properly exposed and positioned. Without a functioning take up spool, the film would not advance properly and could potentially become damaged or exposed to light prematurely.

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  • 7. 
    Part 11 (markings 22, 16, 11, 8, 5.6 ,4 , 3.5 .2. 1.7) - ProProfs

    Part 11 (markings 22, 16, 11, 8, 5.6 ,4 , 3.5 .2. 1.7)

    • Depth of field ring

    • Edward and Jacob

    • Focal ring

    • Light meter

    • Aperture ring

    Correct Answer
    A. Aperture ring
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "aperture ring". The given part numbers (22, 16, 11, 8, 5.6, 4, 3.5, 2, 1.7) are commonly associated with aperture settings on a camera lens. The aperture ring is a physical ring on the lens that allows the photographer to adjust the size of the aperture, which controls the amount of light that enters the camera. By changing the aperture, the photographer can control the depth of field and the amount of background blur in the image.

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  • 8. 
    Part 3  - ProProfs

    Part 3 

    • Camera

    • Light box

    • Camera body

    • Data card

    • Film door

    Correct Answer
    A. Camera body
    Explanation
    The camera body refers to the main structure of a camera that houses all the internal components such as the lens, image sensor, and controls. It is the central part of the camera that holds everything together and provides the necessary functionality for capturing and recording images. The camera body is essential for the overall operation and functioning of the camera, making it the correct answer in this context.

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  • 9. 
    Part 10 (makings- oo 30  15  8  4  2   ft) - ProProfs

    Part 10 (makings- oo 30  15  8  4  2   ft)

    • Zoom

    • Depth of field adjustment

    • Aperture ring

    • Focal ring

    • Shutter speed

    Correct Answer
    A. Focal ring
    Explanation
    The focal ring is the correct answer because it is a part of a camera that allows the user to manually adjust the focus of the lens. By rotating the focal ring, the user can make the subject appear sharper or blurrier, depending on their desired effect. This is an important feature for photographers who want to have control over the focus of their images.

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  • 10. 

    The function of the fixer is to . . .

    • Dissolve and remove the non-metallic chemicals.

    • Coat the film with a protective layer.

    • Hold the image to the film.

    • Turn silver to black, and turn the film clear.

    • Attach image to film, and create the image.

    Correct Answer
    A. Dissolve and remove the non-metallic chemicals.
    Explanation
    The fixer is a chemical solution used in the development process of photographic film. Its main function is to dissolve and remove the non-metallic chemicals present in the film, such as the unexposed silver halides. This process ensures that the image formed on the film is stable and will not be further affected by light. The fixer also helps to prevent the film from deteriorating over time.

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  • 11. 
    Part 5 - ProProfs

    Part 5

    • Film advance

    • Film rewind

    • Focal plane shutter

    • Shutter meter

    • Prism

    Correct Answer
    A. Film advance
    Explanation
    The correct answer is film advance. Film advance refers to the mechanism in a camera that moves the film from one frame to the next after each exposure. This allows for multiple shots to be taken on a single roll of film. The film advance can be manual, where the user manually advances the film after each shot, or automatic, where the camera automatically advances the film.

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  • 12. 
    Part 6 - ProProfs

    Part 6

    • Lens

    • Film advance

    • Focal plane shutter

    • Shutter release

    • Film meter

    Correct Answer
    A. Focal plane shutter
    Explanation
    A focal plane shutter is a mechanism in a camera that controls the duration of exposure by opening and closing at specific intervals. It is located close to the focal plane of the camera's lens and is responsible for controlling the amount of light that reaches the film or image sensor. The other options listed (lens, film advance, shutter release, film meter) are all important components of a camera, but they do not directly control the exposure duration like the focal plane shutter does.

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  • 13. 
    Part 4 - ProProfs

    Part 4

    • Film release

    • Shutter release

    • Focal plane shutter

    • Film rewind

    • Take up spool

    Correct Answer
    A. Shutter release
    Explanation
    The term "shutter release" refers to a button or mechanism on a camera that is used to trigger the shutter, allowing light to enter the camera and expose the film or image sensor. This button is typically located on the top or front of the camera body, and pressing it causes the shutter to open and close, capturing the desired image. It is an essential component of a camera's functionality, as it controls the timing and duration of the exposure.

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  • 14. 
    Part 12 (both parts 10 & 11) - ProProfs

    Part 12 (both parts 10 & 11)

    • Part 10 & 11 focal plane shutter

    • Part 10 & 11 lens

    • Part 10 & 11 focal length

    • Part 10 & 11 depth of field

    • Part 10 & 11 field of depth

    Correct Answer
    A. Part 10 & 11 lens
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "part 10 & 11 lens." This means that both part 10 and part 11 are related to the lens. It could imply that these parts discuss different aspects of the lens, such as its construction, features, or usage. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the specific details covered in part 10 and part 11, but they both pertain to the lens in some way.

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  • 15. 
    Part 2 - ProProfs

    Part 2

    • Film advance

    • Shutter ring

    • Shutter Release

    • Film Meter

    • Film Rewind

    Correct Answer
    A. Film Rewind
    Explanation
    Film Rewind is the correct answer because it is a feature or mechanism found in cameras that allows the user to manually rewind the film back into the film canister after it has been exposed. This is necessary in order to remove the film from the camera and have it developed. The other options listed are not directly related to the process of rewinding the film.

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  • 16. 
    Part 1 - ProProfs

    Part 1

    • Viewer

    • Prism

    • Lens

    • Shutter

    • The hill

    Correct Answer
    A. Prism
    Explanation
    A prism is a device used to refract light and separate it into its different colors. In the context of the given options, a prism is the only item that is related to light and optics. A viewer is a general term and could refer to any type of device used for viewing. A lens is also related to optics, but it is not the best fit as it does not specifically separate light into colors. A shutter is a device used to control the amount of light entering a camera, but it does not separate light. "The hill" is unrelated to optics and does not fit with the other options. Therefore, the correct answer is prism.

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  • 17. 
    On this scale the most light would be achieved by... - ProProfs

    On this scale the most light would be achieved by...

    • Red 1.7 and Blue 2

    • Red 1.7 and Blue 2000

    • Red 22 and Blue 2

    • Red 22 and Blue 2000

    • Red 5.6 and Blue 125

    Correct Answer
    A. Red 1.7 and Blue 2
    Explanation
    The given question is asking for the combination of red and blue values that would result in the most light. Light is typically measured on a scale, and in this case, the values for red and blue are given. The correct answer is "Red 1.7 and Blue 2". This means that a red value of 1.7 and a blue value of 2 would produce the most light on the scale.

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  • 18. 
    Part 8 - ProProfs

    Part 8

    • Film release

    • Film advance

    • Film take up spool

    • Film guide

    • Shutter release

    Correct Answer
    A. Film release
    Explanation
    The given correct answer is "film release." This term refers to a mechanism or button on a camera that allows the film to be released or advanced to the next frame after it has been exposed. This is an essential function in film cameras as it ensures that each frame is properly exposed and prevents accidental double exposures. The film release mechanism is usually located on the top or side of the camera body and is easily accessible for the photographer to use.

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  • 19. 
    Natalie and Meredith were out taking photos again at Six Flags and they wanted to show both their friends and the background of the park in focus.  Given the settings of f4 @1/500th of a second, how could they adjust the setting to get the desired effect? - ProProfs

    Natalie and Meredith were out taking photos again at Six Flags and they wanted to show both their friends and the background of the park in focus.  Given the settings of f4 @1/500th of a second, how could they adjust the setting to get the desired effect?

    • F2 at 1/1,000th of a second

    • F8 @ 1/125th of a second

    • F22 @ 1/60th of a second

    • F16 @ 1/25th of a second

    • F16 @ 1/30th of a second

    Correct Answer
    A. F16 @ 1/30th of a second
    Explanation
    To achieve the desired effect of having both their friends and the background of the park in focus, Natalie and Meredith would need to adjust the aperture and shutter speed settings. A smaller aperture (represented by a higher f-number) such as f16 allows for a larger depth of field, ensuring that both the foreground and background are in focus. A slower shutter speed (1/30th of a second) allows more light to enter the camera, compensating for the smaller aperture. This combination of f16 @ 1/30th of a second would give them the desired effect.

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  • 20. 
    Meredith and Natalie were out taking photographs when they weren't supposed to be.  Meredith wanted a photograph of Natalie, but didn't want to show their location in the background. Given the camera settings of f16 @ 1/30th of a second, how could she change the settings to take the background out of focus, but still keep Natalie in focus? - ProProfs

    Meredith and Natalie were out taking photographs when they weren't supposed to be.  Meredith wanted a photograph of Natalie, but didn't want to show their location in the background. Given the camera settings of f16 @ 1/30th of a second, how could she change the settings to take the background out of focus, but still keep Natalie in focus?

    • F22 @ 1/15th of a second

    • F3.5 @ 1/1,000th of a second

    • F8 @ 1/15th of a second

    • F8 @ 1/125th of a second

    • F4 @ 1/2 of a second

    Correct Answer
    A. F3.5 @ 1/1,000th of a second

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