Photography Module 12

Digital cameras are less susceptible to UV light.

Macro filters are used to add saturated colors to landscape photographs.

Photo editing can transform any image into a great photograph.

GIMP does not have a traditional support department or customer service.

Professional photographers often use the lowest quality settings on their cameras since this can be reversed in Photoshop.

The first flexible photographic film was developed by Kodak Eastman in the 1960s.

Light can make or break a black and white photograph.

Tonal contrast is the difference between highlights and dark tones.

A filter is a camera accessory that is mounted on the optical path of the lens.

Filters can only be used on film cameras.

While developing a print, it is important to gently agitate the trays.

Many of the changes added by filters can be duplicated by photo editing software.

Images are immediately visible to the naked eye on film once they have been taken by a camera.

To develop a print, you'll need ten trays of chemicals.

Darkrooms require very little training to use or stay safe in.

Which tool or feature is a sort of transparency or overlay that is placed over the top of an image to change that image in some way?

Which of the following was a famous photographer who specialized in black and white photographs?

Which is the best image editing software program?

Which of the following photo editing software programs is free?

When doing black and white photography, which file format should you use if possible?

What should you do when taking a black and white photograph?

Why would photographers want to process their film in the darkroom?

What is the difference between light and dark called?

Which filter would you use to take a close-up of a flower?

The ND of the ND filter stands for which of the following?