ASSIGNMENT  10 Textbook  Assignment: “Basic  Photography,”   pages  11-1  through  11-42. 10-1. What are the two man-made essentials for taking a picture? 1. A camera and a light 2. A film and a camera 3. A light and a film 4. A film and a lens 10-2. Modern photographic film is made by using an emulsion to coat which of the following substances? 1. Glass 2. Paper 3. Cellulose or polymer plastic 4. Sheet  gelatin 10-3. Which of the following groups of components is essential to a  camera? 1. A lighttight box, an exposure calculator  and  an  image support 2. An  optical  system,  an  imaqe support and a view finder 3. An image support, a light– tight box and an optical system 4. A focusing device, a light– tight box and an optical system 10-4. During processing, the developing solution changes the image of the exposed film into a visible image by what conversion process? 1. Metallic  silver  into  silver halides 2. Silver  halides  into  metallic silver 3. Silver  halides  into  soluble salts 4. Soluble  salts  into  metallic silver 10–5. Making positive prints of various sizes  from  a  photographic  negative involves the use of which of the following   equipment? 1. Contact  printer 2. Projection   printer 3. Printing  frame 4. Reducer  and  enlarger 10-6. After  exposure  but  before development,    the image on the film is known by what terminology? 1. Latent  image 2. Exposed  image 3. Halide  image 4. Monochromatic   image 10–7. Which  of  the  following  camera features does NOT describe an SLR camera? 1. 2. 3. 4. A mirror reflects the image formed by a single viewing and taking lens onto a viewing screen  for  focusing A reflex mirror in its focusing  and  viewing  lens gives  a  reversed  and  inverted image  on  a  ground–glass  screen At the moment of exposure, viewing  is  disrupted  for  a split second,   as the mirror swings  out  of  the  lens–to–film optical  path It is not susceptible to the parallax  problem 10–8. The design of the SLR allows the accomplishment  of  which  of  the following   functions? 1. Judging  the  depth  of  field at  a  selected  aperture 2. Rapid  film  changing 3. Speedy  camera  settings 4. All of the above 64