Photography Exam
Terms
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- Fog
- Build up of unwanted silver on the film
- Composition
- Shape, Form, Texture, Value, Color, Space, Balance, Emphasis, Proportion
- Niepce
- Heliograph-
- Macro
- cannot produce a photo larger than the object
- filters
- control contrast
- Backlight
- Sunlight behind the subject
- Close up Filter
- Simulate Macro
- Panning Image
- 30 shutter speed
- Line
- Literal and representational
- Single Lens Reflex Camera
- Our Camera
- Angle of View for Wide Angle
- > Normal
- Koudelka
- Street Photography
- Ansel Adams
- F64 Group
- Daguerre
- Daguerrotype, sharp, couldnt be multiplied
- Depth of field
- area that is around the plane of focus
- Photographic Film Process
- Developer, Stop, Fix, Rinse, Permawash(makes photo archival), Rinse, Photoflo(dries)
- Fisheye
- Ex Wide Angle
- Annie Liebowitz
- Famous Portraits
- F64 Groups
- Everything in focus
- Base (Paper)
- Dull
- Frank Stiglets
- opened 291 gallery in NY
- Lens Speed
- Largest Possible Aperture
- Camera Obscura
- Pin Hole
- Large
- 4 x 5, 5x7, 8x10
- Cindy Sherman
- Untitled Film Stills
- Meat Yards
- Poetic Bluring, motion photography
- Dodging
- Lighter
- Cunningham
- F64 Group
- Leaf Shutter
- Open and Closes around a center point
- Space on a normal lens
- like what the eye sees
- Hot Shoe
- Attach flash to lens, synch cord
- Types of filters
- Close Up, Polarizing, UV, Yellow, Red (makes sky darker), Star Point, Bugs Eye
- Flat
- Not enough contrast
- Print Density
- Test strips
- Emulsion (paper)
- Shiny, Light Sensitive
- Condenser
- Enlarger
- Base (Film)
- Shiny Top
- Shutter Speeds
- B,1,2,4,8,15,30,60,125,250,500,1000,2000
- Burning
- Darker
- Distortion of shape for normal
- normal
- Bad Fix
- When Precipitate causes a mushroom cloud
- Long
- Circle larger than the frame 80, 90, 105, 210
- Emma Cuningham
- F 64
- Distortion of shape for Wide Angle Lense
- Expanded
- Value
- Grey Scale
- Small
- 135 film, 35mm, specialty format cameras
- Fox Talbot
- Calotype, easily multiplies, Neg to Pos
- Depth of Feild for normal
- Normal
- Depth of Field Expanded
- > Normal
- Normal
- What the eye sees, 55mm
- Texture
- Representational and Tacitile
- Edward Weston
- f 64
- Photogram
- Fuss, Manray
- Permawash
- removes fix
- Angle of View for Normal
- Normal
- Easle
- Holds Paper
- ISO
- International Standards Organization
- Weegee
- Photographed crime scenes
- Medium
- 120, 220 (lengths), 645-6cmx4.5cm; 66-6cmx 6cm, 67-6cmx 7cm; 69
- Vignette
- Not Full coverage
- 1st Photographic Process
- Niepce (1839)
- Plane of focus
- Area that is in focus
- Wideangle Lens
- length less than normal, 35, 28, 24
- Flash
- Strobe
- F-Stop Numbers
- 1,1.4,2,2.8,4,5.6,8,11,16,22,32,45,64
- Diaghram
- forms the image
- Space on Wide angled Lense
- expanded
- Space
- Positive and Negative Space
- Sally Mann
- Controversial images of her children
- Baseboard
- part of enlarger supports object
- Depth of Field for long
- < Normal
- Distortion of shape for long
- compressed
- Kertesz
- Street Photography
- Coverage
- Ability of the lense to fit the whole image on the entire frame of the negative
- Manual Flash
- Guide number divided by distance equals f-sop
- Robert Frank
- The Americans, Street Photography
- Space in Long Lense
- Compressed
- Composition
- Center of interest, Balance, Movement, Division of Space
- Shutter Speed
- How quickly th shutter in the camera opens and closes
- Film Speed
- ISO Sensitivity to light
- Emulsion (Film)
- Dull, Bottom
- Angle of View for long
- < Normal
- Reticulation
- Extreme variance in temperature, Acidic Chemicals