Question | Answer |
T or F The camera and the enlarger both have an aperature with F-stop settings. | True |
T or F The focusing aid should be used with photopaper in the easel. | False |
T or F The larger the number of the F-stop the more the aperature is open to let light on to the paper. | False |
T or F The shutter of the enlarger is located on the lamp house. | False |
T or F Prints should be picked up with your fingers when developing paper. | False |
T or F It is ok to bring print paper out into the light once you have fixed it. | True |
T or F Print paper should always be kept in a safe box until ready to use at the enlarger. | True |
T or F Before printing a large print, you must first make a test strip and a confirmation. | True |
T or F The support base of the enlarger must be tightened down to secure the enlarger at a given height. | True |
A light tight room equipped for photographic work is called | a dark room |
the machine used to cast light through a negative sheet onto a sheet of paper is called | an enlarger |
The lamp house contains: | the bulb, condensing lens, negative carrier, bellows, and aperature |
The negatives are held tight in | the negative carrier |
The paper is masked and held in | an metal enlarging easel |
The length of the light exposure is controled by | the timer |
While developing print paper, these help in removing the paper from the tray to tray. | tongs |
At least three chemicals are needed to develop a print, in order they are: | developer, stop bath, and fixer |
Developer time varies depending on when the developer is made:
Day 3 the time should be? | 3 minutes |
Fixer should be checked if it is good by using what? | Hypo check |
The time in the stop bath is? | 30 seconds |
Your print should always be washed for? | 5 minutes |
T or F Chemicals come in concentrates and must be mixed before using? | True |
T or F it is ok to dump chemicals down the drain? | False |
T or F You must make a confirmation first before segmenting ? | False |