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  • Jerome Estacio

  • 問題数 33 • 12/6/2023

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  • 1

    refers to films and papers that are composed of emulsion containing SILVER HALIDE crystals suspended in gelatin and coated on a transparent or reflective support

    SENSITIZED MATERIAL

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    Part of the film or photographic paper which contains the silver grains that is sensitive to light.

    EMULSION

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    Designed to hold back the light and prevents halation.

    ANTI HALATION BACKING

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    Support the emulsion

    BASE

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    A transparent Cellulose nitrate or cellulose acetate composition made in thin, flexible strips or sheets and coated with a light-sensitive emulsion for taking photographs

    PHOTOGRAPHIC FILMS

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    basically composed of a light-sensitive coating (emulsion) on a paper base or support .

    PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER

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    an alteration in the spectral response of a photographic material brought about by a change in the spectral distribution of energy in the light source used for exposure is a difference in a relative brightness in which different colors are reproduced by the photographic materials

    FILM AND LIGHT

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    is defined as the product of illumination and time.

    EXPOSURE

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    made of gelatins or glass, are used in front of a camera lens to alter the color balance of light to change contrast or brightness, to minimize haze, or create special effects.

    FILTERS

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    are used to control the relative tone values in which colors are rendered by the photographic process, to lighten or darkened particular colors or to obtain color separation records for color photography works.

    COLOR FILTERS

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    are designed to show by direct observation the relative values in which color will be reproduced by a particular type of sensitized without or with a given filter.

    VIEWING FILTER

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    Are used to reduce the light intensity to prevent over exposure

    NEUTRAL DENSITY FILTER

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    are used primarily to control light reflected from highly polished surfaces, metallic objects and others

    POLARIZING FILTER

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    Objects are distinguished from their surroundings by the contrast, which may be the result of a difference in brightness or color.

    PRINCIPLE OF COLOR FILTER

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    a photographic material exposed to such filtered radiation will receive a small amount of light than one without any filter.

    FILTER FACTOR

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    the result of photography in its final form is the photograph

    SENSITIZED PAPER

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    contains silver chloride emulsion, grained and produce deep black images, used for contact printing.

    SILVER CHLORIDE PAPER

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    contains silver bromide emulsion.Light sensitivity of this type is faster than the silver chloride paper.

    SILVER BROMIDE PAPER

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    conbines the contrast ranges in one paper, it uses a special Chlorobromide emulsion that produce varying contrast responses upon exposure to different colored light.

    VARIABLE CONTRAST PAPER

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    is the term used to describe the process of making positive images from negatives (and in some instances from film positives

    PRINTING

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    is the process of making positive prints by placing a sheet of printing paper in direct contact with the negative, emulsion to emulsion.

    CONTACT PRINTING

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    is made by passing light through the negative onto a piece of paper that is coated with a light-sensitive emulsion very similar to film

    PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT

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    it is the process of making a positive prints by projecting the negative images onto photosensitive paper.

    PROJECTION PRINTING

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    removal of parts of an image in order to improve the image's composition.

    CROPPING

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    this allows you to apply local exposure control to bring out more details in the highlight and shadow areas.

    DODGING OR BURNING IN

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    blocking a portion of the light when printing a photograph so that an area of the print will be made lighter.

    DODGING

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    Also known as Printing in.

    BURNING

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    you can change the appearance of the image by use of diffusers or patterns between the lens and paper.

    SPECIAL EFFECTS

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    is the deivice used to hold the paper during exposure.

    EASEL

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    are similar in design and operation

    ENLARGERS

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    it has a set of condensing a lenses between the printing light and the negative.

    CONDENSER ENLARGER

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    has a diffusing medium between the light source and the negative to spread the light evenly over the entire surface of the negative.

    DIFFUSION ENLARGER

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    can be carried out in trays, tank, or mechanized equipment

    FILM PROCESSING