All about

Photography

I- HISTORY
II- THE BIRTH OF MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY
III- COURT DECISION USING PHOTOGRAPHS AS
EVIDENCE.
IV-CRIMINOLOGY EDUCATION IN RELATION TO
PHOTOGRAPHY.
V- BASIC COMPONENTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY
VI- DEFINITION TERMS
VII- LIGHTS
VIII- WAVE LENGTH OF FOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC LENS
IX- EFFECTS OF LIGHT ENERGY TO THE OBJECT
X- WHITE LIGHT
XI- COLOR MIXTURE

XII- COLOR MIXTURE

XIII- BENDING OF LIGHT,KINDS OF OBJECT LIGHT
TOUCHES, SOURCE OF LIGHT, & FORENSIC LIGHT
SOURCE.
XIV- CAMERA, KINDS OF CAMERA, DIGITAL CAMERA &
PARTS OF CAMERA.
XV- LENS, ABBERATION & CORRECTION LENS
XVI- LENS OPENING
XVII- DEPT OF FIELDS & FOCUSING
XVII- SHUTTER SPEED
XVIII- EXPOSURES
XIX- RANGE FINDER & PARALLAX
XX- FILM
XXI- EMULSION

Lets start!

1. He the first person who developed

photograph by way of heliographic
process.
a. Joseph N. Niepce
b. Louis
Daguerre
c. Claude S. Niepce
d. Isidhore
Niepce
Answer: a. Joseph N. Niepce

Photomechanical
Reproduction
In 1822, Nipce successfully
made a heliograph from an
engraving of Pope Pius VII,
which was destroyed during
an attempt to copy it some
years later. Over the next
few years, Nipce
experimented with bitumen
on pewter or zinc plates that
could be inked for printing.
His best results came in
1826 with the copying of an
engraving of the Cardinal
Georges d'Amboise in which
Nipce invented the first
successful form of
photomechanical
reproduction.

The First Photograph

Finally, in 18261827 the chemical
process, the power of the camera, the
successful quest for permanence, and
the combined curiosity and clarity of
the inventor all came together: Joseph
Nicphore Nipce made the first
permanent photograph from nature.
He coated a pewter plate with the
same solution from his previous
experiments and placed the plate into
a camera that was looking out from
an upstairs window of his house at Le
Gras. After an exposure of at least
eight hours, the plate was washed
with a mixture of oil of lavender and
white petroleum, dissolving away the
parts of the bitumen that had not
been hardened by light. The result
was the permanent direct positive
picture you see here, a one-of-a-kind
photograph on pewter. It renders a
view of the outbuildings, courtyard,
trees, and landscape as seen from
that upstairs window.

2. Heliographic means;
a. Writing in the sun
writings
c. Manuscript

b. Many
d. Copy

Answer: a. Writing in the sun

3. He successfully introduced to the

world the first non-fading image.
a. Joseph N. Niepce b. Louis
Daguerre
c. Claude S. Niepce d. Isidhore
Niepce
Answer: b. Louis M. Daguerre

4. He coined the word Photography.

a. John F.W. Herschel
b. George
Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land
d. James C.
Maxwell
Answer: a. John F.W. Herschel (1856)

Herschel was a highly

accomplished chemist.
His discovery in 1819
of the solvent power of
hyposulphite of soda
on the otherwise
insoluble salts of silver
was the prelude to its
use as a fixing agent in
photography; and he
invented in 1839,
independently of
William Henry Fox
Talbot, the process of
photography on
sensitized paper.

5. He researched on color
photography in 1861.
a. John F.W. Herschel
b. George
Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land
d. James C.
Maxwell
Answer: d. James C. Maxwell (1861)

6. A silver nitrate darkened if it is

exposed to light. Who discovered
this?
a. John Herschel b. WH Talbot
c. JH Schulze
d. I. Newton
Answer: c. JH Schulze

7. He is the founder of Kodak Company.

a. John F.W. Herschel b. George
Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land d. James C. Maxwell
Answer: b. George Eastman

8. he introduced Polaroid the onestep photography.

a. John F.W. Herschel
b. George
Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land
d. James C.
Maxwell
Answer: c. Edwin H. Land (1947)

Edwin Herbert Land,

ForMemRS,[2] FRPS, Hon.MRI
(May 7, 1909 March 1,
1991) was an American
scientist and inventor, best
known as the co-founder of
the Polaroid Corporation.
Among other things, he
invented inexpensive filters
for polarizing light, a
practical system of incamera instant photography,
and his retinex theory of
color vision. His Polaroid
instant camera, which went
on sale in late 1948, made it
possible for a picture to be
taken and developed in 60
seconds or less.

9. Who discovered that white light is

composed of different colors?
a. Hercules Florence
b. Isaac
Newton
c. Alhazen
d. JN Niepce
Answer: b. Isaac Newton

10. The principles of a pinhole camera,

belongs to a Chinese Philosopher
named;
a. Mozi
b. Te in shi
b. Mao chi tung
d. Buddah
Answer:

a. Mozi

11. He explained why the image were

upside down in a pinhole camera
obscura.
a. Alhazen b. W. Talbot
c. C. Carlson d. R. Gates
Answer: a. Alhazen

12. He invented the gelatin dry plate

silver bromide process.
a. RL Maddox
c. G. Eastman
Answer: a. RL Maddox

b. W. Abney
d. H. Goodwin

13. He discovered the use of

Hydroquinone as Developing Agent.
a. Sir W. Abney
c. C. Carlson

b. W. Talbot
d. R. Gates

Answer: a. Sir W. Abney

14. LASER was invented in what year?

a. 1960s
c. 1980s
Answer: a. 1960

b. 1970s
d. 1990s

15. When was the first digital camera

introduced.
a. 1988
c. 1968

b. 1978
d. 1998

Answer: a. 1988

16. What type of photograph was used

as evidence in the case of Lueo vs.
U.S.?
a. Polaroid type
Daguerreotype
c. Digital type

b.
d. Kodak chrome

Answer: b. Daguerreotype

 For

Black & White Photographs:

1859- Daguerreotype was used in a
civil case, Lueo vs.U.S. 23 Howard
515 to decide on the authenticity of
photographs
in
comparing
signatures.

Blair v. Inhabitants of Pelham (1875)first admitted as evidence in the

accident photography.
Lock v. the Sioux City(1877)Photographs were admitted in a civil
case involving a train wreck.
Redden v. Gates (1879)- first case to
hold a relevant photograph of an injured
person. It is considered admissible as
evidence.

People v. Jennings (1911)- the use of

fingerprint photographs for identification
purposes was approved.
State v. Thorp (1934)- UV photography
was admitted concerning a footprints in
blood impression found in linoleum floor.
Green v. County of Denver (1943)- first
appellate court case passing upon the
admissibility of color photographs.

17. He is a professor in Lausanne

Switzerland and contributes heavily
in the use of Photography in
forensic science in 1902. Who is he?
a. Dr. Reis
b. Victor Baltazard
c. August Vallmer
d. Dr. Villarba
Answer: a. Dr. Reis

18. He developed a method of

photographic comparison of bullets and
cartridge cases which act as an early
foundation of the field of ballistics.
a. Dr. Reis b. Victor Baltazard
c. August Vallmer
d. Dr. Villarba
Answer: b. Victor Baltazard

19. He established the School of

Criminology at the University of
California, Berkeley. Paul Kirk presided
over the major of criminalistics within
the school.
a. Dr. Reis b. Victor Baltazard
c. August Vallmer
d. Dr. Villarba
Answer: c. August Vallmer

20. What is the first school in the

Philippines to offer Photography as a
subject in Criminology?
a. PCCr.
c. PNPA
Answer: a. PCCr.

b. WMSU
d. PMA

21. The following are the basic

components in photography except;
a. Light
c. Printing

b. Camera
d. None of these

Answer: d. None of these

22. An art or science which deals with the

reproduction of images through the
action
of
light,
upon
sensitized
materials, with the aid of a camera and
its accessories, and the chemical
processes involved therein, is called;
a. Police Photographyb. Photography
c. Forensic Photography d. Commercial
Phtg.
Answer: b. Photography

23. An art or science which deals with

the study of the principles of
photography, the preparation of
photographic evidence, is called;
a. Police Photography b. Photography
c.
Forensic
Photography d.
Commercial Phtg.
Answer: a. Police Photography

24.. The art or science of

photographically documenting a crime
scene and evidence for laboratory
examination and analysis, is referred to;
a. Police Photographyb. Photography
c. Forensic Photography d. Commercial
Phtg.
Answer: c. Forensic Photography

25. Why does some Forensic examiner

wants to use Photomicrography?
a.Because

he wants to enlarge minute objects 10

times and up with the aid of a microscope.
b.Because he wants to lessen the large object by way
of using a microscope.
c.Because he wants to focus on the evidence
surprisingly found behind other than the concerned
object .
d.Because objects automatically can be seen clearly.
Answer:
a.

26. In the case of former Pres. Clinton allegedly

having elicit affair with Ms. Lewinsky, how does the
CIA found the saliva & sperm in the clean & well
laundered coat of the Pres. What type of
photography he use?

a. UV Photography b. Infrared Photography

c. X-ray Photography
d. Streak
Photography
Answer: a. UV Photography

27. What type of photography use to

record internal structure of the body.
a. UV Photography b. Infrared Photography
c. X-ray Photography
d. Streak
Photography
Answer: c. X-ray

28. When objects that directly enlarge in the

negative and magnified from 1 to 9 times is
called;
a. Photomacrography
Photomicrography
c. Infrared

b.
d. Ultraviolet

Answer: a. Photomacrography

29. It is known as electromagnetic

energy.
a. LASER
c. Light
Answer: c. Light

b. Wavelength
d. Radiation

30. Light travels at a speed of about

_________ miles per second.
a. 185,000
c. 187,000

b. 186,000
d.188,000

Answer: b. 186,000

31. 400 to 700 nn is referred to

;_____________
a. LASER
b. Infrared light
c. Ultravioletd. visible light
Answer: d. Visible light

Light known as electromagnetic energy which

travel in motion. It travels at a speed of about
186,000 miles per second.

The Webster Dictionary defines light as a

radiant electromagnetic energy that can be
seen by naked eye.

Light rays with a wavelength of 400 to 700 nn

is referred to as visible light because it is only
within these wavelengths that human eye is
capable of perceiving. And those with shorter
or longer wavelengths are commonly referred
as invisible radiations.

32. 01 to 30 nanometers is what kind

of invisible light?
a. X-ray
b. Infrared
c. Ultravioletd. LASER
Answer: a. X-ray

33. 30 to 400 nn is considered what

kind of invisible light?
a. X-ray
b. Infrared
c. Ultravioletd. LASER
Answer: c. Ultraviolet ray

34. A light that travels 700 to 1000 +

nn up to 2000, is called;
a. X-ray
b. Infrared
c. Ultravioletd. LASER
Answer: b. Infrared

 X-ray- 01 to 30 nanometers
Ultraviolet rays- 30 to 400 nn
Visible light- 400 to 700 nn &,
Infrared rays- 700 to 1000 + nn

up

to 2000.
The longest wavelength that sensitized

material (Film) could record is only up to

this limit.

 When

all the wavelengths between

400-700 nm are presented to the
eye in nearly equal quantity, we get
the perception or color white light. If
a narrow beam of white light is
allowed to pass through a prism it
will bend and different color appears.
They are red, orange, yellow, green,
blue, indigo and violet.

35. If blue and green lights merge

over the other, it will produced a
cyan color. What do you call this
color mixture?
a. Additive color mixture
b. Subtractive color mixture
Answer: a. Additive color mixture

1.

Additive Color Mixture

this is a type of color mixture to which when
we present it with three projector beams
colors blue, green and red respectively, and
make it overlap over the other , we will note
that the portion where the blue and green
lights merge over the other, it will produced
a cyan color, the green and red lights will
appear yellow, and the red and blue lights
will appear magenta color. At the center
where the blue, green and blue lights were
combine in proper ratio, we see white light.

 2.

Subtractive Color mixture

Cyan, yellow and magenta filters when

overlap over the other will produced

primary color as seen in the additive.

36. the deflection or bouncing back of

lights when hits a surface is called;
a. Reflection
c. Diffraction

b. Refraction
d. Reaction

Answer: a. Reflection

37. the bending of light when passing

from one medium to another is
called;
a. Reflection
c. Diffraction

b. Refraction
d. Reaction

Answer: b. refraction

38. the bending of light when it hits a

sharp edge of an opaque object is
called;
a. Reflection b. Refraction
c. Diffractiond. Reaction
Answer: c. Diffraction

39. An object that allows sufficient

visible light to pass through, is
called;
a. Translucent
c. Opaque

b. Transparent
d. None of these

Answer: b. Transparent

40. An object that does not allow the

light to pass through, or greatly
diffuse is called;
a. Translucent
c. Opaque
Answer: c. opaque

b. Transparent
d. None of these

 1.

Transparent object- allows

sufficient visible light to pass
through.
2. Translucent objects- allows light to
pass, however the sharpness of the
light is obscured.
3. Opaque object- it does not allow
the light to pass through, or greatly
diffuse.

41.Flash lights and bulbs, are example

of:
a. Natural light

b. Artificial light

Answer: b. Artificial light

42. A kind of Ultraviolet light that is

used in Medical Operations and
Forensic examination is called;
a. Long wave UV b. Medium UV
c. Short wave UV d. Artificial UV
Answer: a. Long wave UV

43. A kind of UV light used for variety

of purposes such as to sterilize air
and place of work is called;
a. Long wave UV b. Medium UV
c. Short wave UV d. Artificial UV
Answer: c. Short wave UV

44. LASER was invented in the year;

a. 1960
c.1980

b. 1970
d. 1980

Answer: a. 1960

Light Amplification Simulated Emitted

Radiation
In 1960, Theodore Maiman invented
the ruby laser considered to be the
first successful optical or light laser.

45. Defined as a light-tight box; with a lens

to form an image, with a shutter and
diaphragm to control the entry of the
image, a means of holding a film to record
the image/and a viewer or viewfinder to
show the photographer what the image is.

a. Camera
c. Lens

b. Film holder
d. Lens opening

Answer: a. Camera

46. What was invented in 1700?

a. 110 camera
reflex
c. Twin camera
obscura

b. Single lens
d. Camera

Answer: d. Camera obscura

47. Daguerreotype was invented in

the year;___
a. 1700
c. 1980

b.1839
d. 1600

Answer: b. 1839

48. What type of camera was invented

in the year 1924?
a.35 mm
c. Twin camera

b SLR
d. Polaroid camera

Answer: a. 35 mm

49. The first marketed camera in 1900

was the ________.
a. Brownie
b. Pentax
c. Camera obscura
d. yachica
Answer: a. Brownie

50. Twin Lens was invented in the

year;____
a. 1700
c. 1980

b.1839
d. 1970s

Answer: d. 1970s

51. What was invented in the year

1980s?
a. Digital Camera
b. 110 camera
c. SLR
d. D200
Answer: b. 110 camera

52. What was invented in the year

1988?
a. Digital Camera
c. SLR camera

b. 110 camera
d. Cellphone

Answer: a. Digital camera

53. In 1978, what camera brand

introduces the first point and shoot
autofocus?
a. Canon
c. Sony

b. Konica
d. Olympus

Answer: b. konika

54. What digital camera was

demonstrated in the year 1984?
a. Pixar
c. Canon

b. Eastman kodak
d. Nikon

Answer: C. Canon digital electronic still

camera

 This is a type of camera digitalize the

image which can then be put into

computer and enhanced through a
software package such as adobe
photoshop.
Two types of D. Cameras;
1. Fixed Memory
2. Removable Memory

 1.

Images produced or taken by a digital

camera can be viewed in a computer
monitor or T.V. set. It can also be printed
in a computer printer.
2. LCD ( Liquid Crystal Display) Monitorscreen located at the back of the
camera.
3. Flash unit- improved and more precise.
4. Zoom lens capability- wide-angle,
normal, telephoto, even micro.

55. a transparent medium which

either converge or diverge light rays
passing through it to form an image
is called;
a. Camera
b. Lens
c. Shutter
d. Lens opening
Answer: b. Lens

56. When light passing through near

the central part of converging lens
are bended more sharply than those
rays falling in the edge, it is called;
a. Spherical Aberration
b. Coma
c. Curvature of field
d. Distortion
Answer: a. Spherical Aberration

57. When the light rays entering the

lens obliquely, and defects is
noticeable only on the outer edges,
is called;
a. Spherical Aberration
c. Curvature of field
Answer: b. coma

b. Coma
d. Distortion

58. A kind of defect where the image

formed by lens comes to a sharper
focus in a curved surface than a flat
surface is called;
a. Curvature of field b. Distortion
c. Chromatic
d. Astigmatism
Answer: a. Curvature of Field

59. A lens that is incapable of

rendering straight lines correctly
either horizontal or vertical lines in
an object is called;
a. Curvature of field b. Distortion
c. Chromatic
d. Astigmatism
Answer: b. Distortion

60.A lens which corrects chromatic

aberration is called;
a. Achromatic
rectilinear
c. Anastigmat
Apochromat
Answer: a. Achromatic

b. Rapidd.

61. Rapid-rectillinear lens corrects

what type of aberration?
a. Distortion
c. Spherical

b. Chromatic
d. coma

Answer: a. Distortion

62. A lens that corrects for

astigmatism but with higher degree
of correction to color, is called;
a. Distortion
c. Spherical

b. Chromatic
d. Apochromat

Answer: d. Apochromat

 1.

Achromatic lens- is corrected for

chromatic aberration.
2. Rapid-rectillinear lens-is corrected
for distortion.
3. Anastigmat lens-is corrected for
astigmatism and other lens defects.
4. Apochromat lens- is also corrected
for astigmatism but with higher
degree of correction to color.

 63.

The distance measured from the

optical center of the lens to the film
plane when the lens is set or focused
at infinity position or far distance is
called;

a. Wavelength
b. Focal length
c. Depth of field
d. Caliber
Answer: b. Focal length

64. A lens that has a wide area of

coverage but produces a small
image size is referred to;
a. Wide angle
c.Telephoto

b. Normal
d. Zoom

Answer: a. Wide angle

65. A lens that produces a bigger

image of objects at far distance, is
called;
a. Wide angle
c. Telephoto

b. Normal
d. Zoom

Answer: c. Telephoto

66. A lens with variable focal length is

called;
a. Wide angle
c. Telephoto
Answer: d. Zoom

b. Normal
d. Zoom

 1.

Wide angle lens- This lens will have

a wide area of coverage but produces a
small image size.
2. Normal lens- it is referred to as
normal because its coverage
corresponds to nearly the coverage of
the human eye.
3. Telephoto lens- this lens produces
a bigger image of objects at far distance
4. Zoom lens- is a lens with variable
focal length.

67. It controls the amount of light that

will get in to the camera. It comes in
f-numbers/f stop-numbers.
a. Shutter
c. Lens

speed b. Lens opening

d. Depth of field

Answer: b. lens opening

68. defined as the distance between

the nearest and the farthest object in
apparent sharp focus when the lens
is set or focused on a given distance.
a. Shutter speed b. Lens opening
c. Lens
d. Depth of field
Answer: d. Depth of field

 Is

defined as the distance between the

nearest and the farthest object in
apparent sharp focus when the lens is
set or focused on a given distance.

The

general rule governing this factor,

the smaller the opening, the longer is
the depth of field. The wider the
opening, the shorter is the depth of
field.

DEPTH OF FIELDS WITH F5.6

DEPTH OF FIELDS WITH F16

69. The setting of the proper distance

in order to form a sharp image is
called;
a. Focusing
b. Exposure
c. Depth of fields d. Focal lens
Answer: a. Focusing

70. a device that controls the amount

of time to make an exposure for an
accurately time intervals then closes
automatically is called;
a. Shutter speedb. Lens opening
c. Lens
d. Depth of field
Answer: a. Shutter speed

71. The product of the total light

intensity and the length of time it
strikes the emulsion is referred to as;
a. Exposure
c. Parallax

b. Range finder
d. film

Answer: a. Exposure

72. If the film is ISO 100, what is the

recommended equivalent exposure,
under a bright sunlight?
a. 1/250=f11
1/500=f11
c. 1/125 =f11
Answer: c. 1/125=f11

b.
d. 1/60=f8

If the film is ISO 100, in a bright sun,

the shutter is 1/125 with lens opening
of f11 if hazy, 1/125=f8, in dull,
1/125=f5.6.

If

the film is ISO 200, bright

=1/250=f11, hazy, f11 and dull, f5.6

If

the film is ISO 400, bright

=1/500=f11, hazy f8, dullf5.6.

73. A mechanism used to measure the

angle of convergence of light as seen
from the aperture is called;
a. Exposure
c. Parallax

b. Range finder
d. film

Answer: b. Range finder

74. When the lens is focused on an

object at infinity, the distance from the
lens to the nearest object in sharp
focus is called;
a. Focal Plane
c. Focal length

b. Hyperfocal Distance
d. Lens diameter

Answer: b. Hyperfocal

75. The change of appearance and

orientation of objects when seen
from two view points is called;
a. Exposure
c. Parallax

b. Range finder
d. film

Answer : c. Parallax

76. It is also known as the sensitized

materials.
a. Exposure
c. Parallax
Answer: d. Film

b. Range finder
d. film

77. consist of crystal of light-sensitive

compounds like silver nitrate and
silver halide evenly distributed
throughout plastic base material.
a. Anti-halation backing b. Emulsion
c. Base
d. Acetate
Answer: b. Emulsion

78. A double image in a photograph or

halo is a defect called;
a. Ghost
c. Halograph

b. Halation
d. Hallography

Answer: b. Halation

79. The emulsion and the plastic base

film to prevent whatever light that
passes through the emulsion and
reflected by the base back to the
emulsion which forms a halo is
called;
a. Anti-halation backing b. Emulsion
c. Base
d. Acetate
Answer: a. Anti-halation backing

 Also

known as the sensitized

materials. It consist of the following
layer contents;

1.

Emulsion- consist of crystal of

light-sensitive compounds like silver
nitrate and silver halide evenly
distributed throughout plastic base
material.

 2.

Antihalation backing- this layer is

placed between the emulsion and the
plastic base film to prevent whatever
light that passes through the emulsion
and reflected by the base back to the
emulsion which forms a halo.
3. Base- Generally film base are made
of plastic material. They serve as a
support to the emulsion.

80. DIN means;

a. Deutche Industri Normen
b. Dept. of Inking Network.
Answer: a. Deutche Industri Normen

SA ( American Standard
Association)
DIN (Deutche Industri Normen)
ISO (International Standard
Organization)

81. What type of chemical used in order

the photograph becomes durable?
a. Developerb. Stop-bath
c. Fixer d. Water
Answer: c. Fixer

82. What developing chemical that

smells like vinegar?
a. Developer
c. Fixer
Answer: c. Fixer

b. Stop-bath
d. Water

83. What is the first Chemical used in

developing?
a. Developer
c. Fixer

b. Stop-bath
d. Water

Answer: a. Developer

84. It is connected to the camera,

while the other is attached to a slave
is called;
a. Fill-in flash
c. Bounce light

b. Multiple flash
d. Ring flash

Answer: b. Multiple flash

85. A type of flash to which the shutter

speed is B is called;
a. Umbrella flash b. Fill-in flash
c. Open flash
d. Ring flash
Answer: c. Open flash

86. When you press the shutter

release button, the shutter opens up
for a period of approximately 1/50
seconds is called;
a. T Stantaneous
c. Open flash
Answer: a. T

b. Fill-in flash
d. B open bulb

87. These are colored disks of glass or

gelatin which are placed in front of the
camera lens to improve the quality of
photographs, is referred to;
a. Lens
c. Shutter

b. filter
d. glass

Answer: Filter

88. To increase the contrast in blackand-white photographs what filter is

used?
a. UV filter
c. Color filter
filter

b. Polarizing Filter
d. Neutral Density

Answer : c. Color filter

89. If you want the blue sky to appear

darker in a black and white
photography, what filter will you use?
a. Yellow filter
c. Blue filter

b. Red filter
d. Green filter

Answer: b. red filter

90. This filter is recommended to used

outdoors, because it renders the tone
of a blue sky.
a. Yellow filter
c. Blue filter

b. Red filter
d. Green filter

Answer: a. yellow filter

91. To alter the response of spectral

sensitivity, as a photographer, what
recommended filter will he use?
a. Haze filter
b. correction filter
c. Skylight filter
d. starburst filter
Answer: b. correction filter

92. Type of B&W film most commonly

used in investigative photography.
a. Panchromatic film b. Monochromatic
c. Orthochromatic
d. Non-chromatic
Answer: a.

93. A B&W film that make reds dark

tone and while green and blues as
light tones.
a. Panchromatic film b. Monochromatic
c. Orthochromatic
d. Non-chromatic
Answer: c.

94. This type of film can be mounted a

slides and can be projected with a
slide viewer. It ends word called
chrome.
a. Negative
c. LCD
Answer: b.

b. Color Reversal film

d. Color negative film

95. What kind of a printing papers

intended for low contrast in the
sensitized paper?
a. Velox#0
c. Velox#2
Answer: a

b. Velox#1
d. Velox#3

96. In stake out surveillance

photography, where the photographer
cannot get to the subject, what kind
of lens must be used?
a. Normal
b. Wide-angle
c. Telephoto d. Zoom
Answer: C

97. The combination of blue and green

light will produce what colour?
a. Black
c. Cyan

b. Magenta
d. Yellow

Answer :

c.

98. There are two types of color films,

the negative and the reversal. Which
of the following suffix indicates the
negative one?
a. Color
c. Ortho
Answer: a.

b. Chrome
d. Pan

99. Which of the following technical

equipment is used for night
photography?
a. Wide-aperture standard lens for pictures
featuring people.
b. Use of zoom lens for light blurs effects
c. Cable release
d. All of these
Answer: a.

100. What photography makes use of

microscope and is used to record
minute evidence such as powder
debris, stains, hairs and fibers?
a. Microphotography b. Camcorders
c. Ultra violet
c. Infra red
Answer: a

101. This is one of the camera

accessories usually used to keep the
camera steady and this is used when
using slow shutter speed.
a. Mono pod
b. Hand held flash
c. Speed light
d. Tripod
Answer:

102. It is the part of the perspective

photography which depicts the four
corners of the wall and top view.
a. Near close up
b. Mid-range
photographs
c. Shallow depth of fields d. Over all
photographs
Answer: d.

103. To obtain a good image, a tripod

is used in Philippine photography.
How many legs does a tripod have?
a. 1
c. 3

b. 2
d. 4

Answer: c.

104. In crime scene photography, when

we hear the so-called total take, it
simply means you have to photograph
all the _________.
a. Evidence recovered
items
c. Angles of the scene
Answer: d

b. Unusual
d. Victims

105. He made the first aerial

photograph of Paris from a hot air
bal0on.
a. Nadar
c. Niepce
Answer: a. Nadar

b. Talbot
d. Daguerre

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