Test #1
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- explain the statement, "f stop and shutter speed have a reciprocal relationship"
- If you double the f stop you are halving the shutter speed
- open up, stop down
- focus, make a print
- what does thin and dense mean when used to describe negatives?
- thin: underexposed, dense over exposed
- explain agitation as it refers to film development
- agitation inversion method for the 1st minute and after that 3 inversions on the minute so that it evenly develops
- a thin negative is a result of what kind of exposure
- underexposed, over exposed
- what do you look at (on the negative) when evaluating film exposure
- details in the shadows
- what does the phrase mean, "information in the shadow area od the negative"
- look at the details in the shadows
- with a test print, what do you look at in evaluating time to make a print
- (print for the highlights) look at the minimum # of sec. needed to get the most detail in the highlights
- when making a print from a new negatiive, you start with what filter and why?
- start around 3 because you assume you have an average contrast negative
- what is the practical application of this information
- shadows will not be big black blogs and so the highlights dont get too dense
- define depth of field
- the camera focuses on a plane and there is something in focus behind and infront of the plane of field
- explain the use of contrast filters
- range from 00-5 the lower the # the less contrast and the higher the # the more contrast