Multiple-choice photography quiz: part 3, questions 41 to 60
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41) Lacock Abbey is associated with
a) Fox Talbot
b) Cartier Bressan
c) Friar Tuck
42) ‘Bright field’ is associated with
a) photomicrography
b) lens flare
c) focusing screens
43) The Callier effect is
a) a Cokin filter effect
b) lens flare
c) light scattering in a condenser enlarger
44) Magnesium fluoride is used in
a) film emulsion
b) lens coating
c) printing paper bases
45) Daylight colour film is balanced for light at
a) 3200 K
b) 3400 K
c) 5400 K
46) Circles of confusion are most prominent in
a) mirror lens
b) zoom lens
c) fisheye lens
47) Contre jour is
a) a chance shot
b) back lighting
c) increased grain
48.) Developers are
a) acidic
b) alkaline
c) neutral
49) Cadmium sulphide is used in
a) sepia toners
b) fibre based photo paper
c) light meters
50) 400 ASA film has a DIN rating of
a) 27
b) 24
c) 21
51) Thristor controls are found in
a) computerised flashguns
b) program cameras
c) colour enlargers
52) Fresnal lens
a) is an independant make
b) are used in focusing screens
c) is a soft focus filter
53) Magenta is a combination of
a) red and blue light
b) red and green light
c) blue and green light
54) Panchromatic film is sensitive to
a) all light
b) all light bar red
c) all light bar green
55) Panning is a method of
a) transferring prints between developer trays
b) producing a sharp subject against a blurred background
c) photo-montaging images
56) Panoramic cameras can cover an angle of view of
a) 180 degrees
b) 270 degrees
c) 360 degrees
57) Parallax error is due to
a) your flash mis-timing
b) viewing and taking lenses being separate
c) flaws in ultra wide angle lenses
58.) Photograms are photos produced without a camera
a) true
b) false
c) both
59) The Sabattier effect is due to
a) partial reversal of image tones
b) very long exposures
c) using colour developer on black and white film
60) Acutance is
a) a Paterson wash aid
b) a measure of an images’ edge sharpness
c) a form of vignetting
Solution
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