9-51.
When photographic enlargements are
being made, the term "cropping" is
used to describe what procedure?
1.
Setting the timer
2.
Setting the aperture
3.
Composing the image
4.
Processing the prints
9-52.
You made a test print without a
contrast printing filter using an
exposure of 10 seconds at f/11.
The test print looks flat and you
are going to make another test
print using a No. 4 Ilford
Multigrade printing filter.
Keeping the timer on 10 seconds,
you should make the new test print
at what f/stop?
1.
f/16
2.
f/11
3.
f/8
4.
f/5.6
9-53.
Which of the following printing
techniques should you use to subdue
facial blemishes;?
1.
Dodging
2.
Burning in
3.
Diffusing
4.
Vignetting
9-54.
A negative you are printing has
objectional grain structure.
Which
of the following techniques should
you use to minimize this affect to
the greatest extent?
1.
Use a diffusion enlarger and
glossy paper
2.
Use a diffusion enlarger with
matte-surfaced paper
3.
Use a condenser enlarger and
glossy paper
4.
Use a condenser enlarger with
matte -surfaced paper
9-55.
In which of the following
circumstances might you be
concerned with depth of field
when making enlargements?
9-56.
9-57.
9-58.
9-59.
1.
When using dodging techniques
2.
When using variable contrast
papers
3.
When printing a 35mm negative
of a tall building
4.
When the negative image shows
shallow depth of field
Learning Objective:
Recognize
basic principles used in color
printing.
What is the resulting color when
blue is removed from white light?
1.
Yellow
2.
Green
3.
Red
4.
Magenta
What are the colors of the additive
primaries?
1.
White, gray, and black
2.
Cyan, magenta, and yellow
3.
Red, green, and yellow
4.
Red, green, and blue
What are the colors of the additive
secondaries and the subtractive
primaries?
1.
Red, green, and blue
2.
Cyan, magenta, and yellow
3.
Red, green, and yellow
4.
White, gray, and black
The middle emulsion layer of
color paper is sensitive to what
color(s)?
1.
Yellow
2.
Red
3.
Green
4.
Each of the above
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