MIDTERM

1) Aperture

2) Shutter speed

3) Normal Lens

4)Wide Angle Lens

5) Telephoto Lens

6) Zoom Lens

7) Spot Meter

8) Center Weighted Meter

9) Matrix Meter

10) Meter

12-14) Developer, Stop Bath, Fixer

15-16) Burning, Dodging

17-19) Filters 2.5 Neutral, 3.0 > Increase Contrast, 2.0 < Decrease Contrast

20) Variation on this type of question:

If I have a metered situation where the shutter speed is 250 and the aperture is 11 &

I want an equivalant exposure & I change the aperture to 5.6 what is my shutter speed? Answer 1000

21-22) Differences between film speeds

100 ISO 1) Fine Grain 2) Good Contrast 3) Slow Speed 4) Best for daylight

400 ISO 1) Grainy 2) Low Contrast 3) Fast Speed 4) Low Light

• Aperture Numbers to be memorized

1.4, 2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22

• Shutter speeds to be memorized

1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 125, 250, 500, 1000

Reminders

• Intentional blur be sure to shoot N+1 or N+2

• Intentional be sure some lighting in room

• Don't shoot inside against a bright window (no backlighting)

• Don't force rewind be sure the press the small black button on the base of the camera. Any problems don't open ever unless in complete darkness

• Due April 19 after Spring Break

• What is Due 8 x 10 inch prints

1) Stop Action

2) Intentional

3) Shallow Depth Field

4) and 5) are your choices from above

• Saturday April 7 last day to check out cameras before spring break

• Photo Lab Closed spring break

EQUIVILENT EXPOSURES (Multiply by 2 or Divide by 2)

5 seconds at F5.6

10 seconds at F8

20 seconds at F11

40 seconds at F16

CAMERA EQUIVALENT EXPOSURES (ONE TO ONE RATION)

1/500 at F8

1/250 at F11

1/125 at F16

1/60 at 22

Aperture Numbers to Memorize

2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22

Shutter Speed Numbers to Memorize

1000, 500, 250, 125, 60, 30, 15, 8, 4, 2, 1