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Forensic Photography quiz 2
  • Adrian Ramirez

  • 問題数 71 • 6/20/2024

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  • 1

    Is needed to produce a photograph.

    light

  • 2

    It is a radiant electromagnetic energy that can be seen by the naked eye.

    light

  • 3

    the foundation of the modern world.

    electromagnetic spectrum

  • 4

    Are similar to ocean waves and that both are energy waves, they transmit energy

    Electromagnetic waves

  • 5

    Longest electromagnetic wave but with lowest energy

    Radio wave

  • 6

    Shortest wavelength but with highest energy waves

    gamma rays

  • 7

    The average speed of light is _____________

    186,000 miles per second. (299,792,458 meters / second)

  • 8

    The distance between crest is called _________

    wavelength

  • 9

    The Electromagnetic Spectrum is divided into two the ___________

    the invisible spectrum and the invisible spectrum

  • 10

    The light that cannot be detected by the naked eye is called the _________________.

    invisible spectrum

  • 11

    have the longest wavelength but they have the lowest frequency. We use ___________ to send radio and television signals all around the world.

    Radio waves

  • 12

    have the second longest wavelength. We use _________ in satellite communication, microwave cooking, and for RADAR

    Microwave

  • 13

    produced by any hot bodies such as human and the sun. is used to cook food in conventional ovens.are also used in optical fibers for communication and even our TV’s remote control uses this kind of waves. In addition, chemist and forensic scientists use infrared spectrometry to identify the characteristics of many molecules.

    Infrared waves

  • 14

    The main source of this is the sun. It is used to pick up invisible writings like in bank notes. It is also used by scientists to detect traces of blood and to analyze organic compound

    Ultraviolet Radiation

  • 15

    have very short wavelength; they are able to penetrate many things.

    X-Ray

  • 16

    is used to kill cancer cells, sterilize equipment, and to increase the shelve life of food.

    Gamma rays

  • 17

    a range of visible light that produces different sensation when they strike human eyes.

    Visible Spectrum

  • 18

    The wavelength that will produce white light is

    400 to 700 nm

  • 19

    in 1666, proved that the light we see as white is a mixture of all colors of the spectrum.

    Isaac Newton

  • 20

    When light falls on any material, the light is either ______

    1. Reflected 2. Transmitted 3. Absorbed

  • 21

    The reflected light rays are the one that affect the eyes.

    Reflection of light

  • 22

    A light that travels in straight lines are called _________

    Rays

  • 23

    When light bounces off of an object or a surface

    Reflection of light

  • 24

    States that when a ray of light is reflected from a smooth surface, the angle of reflection is equal to the angle of incidence, and the incident ray, the reflected ray, and the normal to the surface at the point of incidence all lay in the same plane.

    Law of Reflection

  • 25

    stream of light with the smallest possible cross-sectional are.

    Light Rays

  • 26

    defined as a ray approaching a surface whereby the point of incidence is where the ___________ strikes a surface

    Incident Ray

  • 27

    is a construction line drawn perpendicular to the surface at the point of incidence

    Normal

  • 28

    is the angle between the incident ray and the normal.

    Angle of incidence

  • 29

    is the angle between the normal and the reflected ray

    Angle of Reflection

  • 30

    TWO KINDS OF REFLECTED LIGHT

    1. Specular Reflection 2. Diffuse Reflection

  • 31

    the mirror-like reflection of light (or of other kinds of wave) from a surface, in which light from a single incoming direction (a ray) is reflected into a single outgoing direction.

    Specular Reflection

  • 32

    the reflection of light from a surface such that an incident ray is reflected at many angles rather than at just one angle as in the case of specular reflection.

    Diffuse Reflection

  • 33

    A material transmits light when it allows the light to pass through it.

    Transmission of light

  • 34

    allow all the light to pass through them so that you can easily see what is on the other side such as glass, water, and air.

    Transparent Materials

  • 35

    scatter the light that passes through them you can tell that something is on the other side, but you cannot see details clearly

    Translucent Material

  • 36

    The change in the direction of light is conclusive whenever light passes from one medium to another, is known as the

    Phenomenon of Refraction

  • 37

    ___________causes the light to bend taking direction according to _____________

    Refraction Fermat's Principle

  • 38

    states that when light travels from one medium to another; it generally bends, or refracts.

    Law of Refraction

  • 39

    who discovered the refraction

    Willbrord Snellius

  • 40

    Two categories sources of light

    1. Natural Light 2. Artificial Light

  • 41

    the light from sun, moon and stars.

    Natural Light

  • 42

    light from man-made sources

    Artificial Light

  • 43

    Kinds of lighting Situation

    1. Direct Lighting 2. Diffused Lighting

  • 44

    it travels from a point source directly to the subject. Shadows created from this light are harsh and deep.

    Direct Lighting

  • 45

    an example of ____________ is an overcast day, when the light appears evenly and there is no distinct shadow.

    Diffused Lighting

  • 46

    Sources of Natural Light

    1. Sunlight 2. Moon and Stars

  • 47

    the most important source of light on earth is the ____

    Sun

  • 48

    The light from the sun travels through space at an incredible speed of ____________ and reaches the earth in ____________________

    186,000 miles per second 8 minutes and 32 seconds

  • 49

    the most popular and mostly used light source of photographers

    Sunlight

  • 50

    sunlight is classified into:

    1. Hazy Sun 2. Distinct Sun 3. Cloudy 4. Overcast Sky 5. Heavy overcast

  • 51

    Images taken with __________ is characterized by extreme highlights and deep shadows. It provides the highest contrast in a picture.

    Distinct Sun

  • 52

    It produces soft shadows and moderate highlight.

    Hazy Sun

  • 53

    It does not cast practical shadows on your subject

    Cloudy

  • 54

    It provides no shadows and low contrast.

    Overcast Sky

  • 55

    It provides very poor contrast

    Heavy Overcast

  • 56

    The first man-made light was _____.

    Fire

  • 57

    examples of artificial sources of light:

    1. Fill Flash 2. Strobe light 3. Flood Light 4. Street Light

  • 58

    it is used when backlighting is present and shadows obscure the object.

    Fill-Flash

  • 59

    it is a quick burst of light like that on-camera flash unit, with much greater intensity

    Strobe Light

  • 60

    it is popularly used to illuminate buildings, garage, parks, airport, tarpaulin billboards, etc.

    Flood Light

  • 61

    it has the unique light angle direction that comes from front overhead lamp post.

    Street Light

  • 62

    is great for photographing outdoor subjects. This light source with its strong intensity usually illuminates subjects as the main light

    Distinct Sun

  • 63

    different kinds of light angles:

    1. Front Lighting 2. Side Lighting 3. Back Lighting 4. Overhead Lighting

  • 64

    Qualities of Light

    1. Hard Light 2. Soft Light 3. Ambient Light

  • 65

    it generatesdark shadows while highlights are saturated and harsh

    Hard Light

  • 66

    it creates softedges between shadows and highlights

    Soft Light

  • 67

    is the existing light in a room, in a coliseum or in a covered basketball court.

    Ambient Light

  • 68

    This color is made of seven colors; Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet

    White

  • 69

    ROYBGIV color are also called _________

    Visible Spectrum

  • 70

    the main colors in light

    Red Green Blur

  • 71

    Red, Green and Blue are also called ________

    Primary colors