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The photograph above was produced by ______(1)______. The process he/she used is the same process used by ______(2)______ to create ______(3)______.

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(1) Ansel Adams; (2) photographers; (3) persuasive documents
B
(1) Anna Atkins; (2) building inspectors; (3) blueprints
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(1) Keith Cottingham; (2) mapmakers; (3) different types of maps
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(1) Anna Atkins; (2) architects; (3) blueprints
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Which of the following is not true about digital photography?

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Digital photography has allowed artists to manipulate images and create images or scenes that may never have existed.
B
Digital photography is a process in which there is no film.
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For each image captured using a digital camera, a tonal inversion of a positive image is created, in which light appears dark, and dark appears light.
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With digital photography, the charge-coupling device is exposing light to thousands of little dots that record the light into pixels.
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In 1861, __________________

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the first permanent image was created.
B
an Iraqi scientist invented the first example of a camera.
C
daguerreotype was first used, changing the world of photography.
D
the first color photograph was produced.
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The first camera-like invention was created by a(n) _____(1)_____. Camera is Latin for “_____(2)_____”, which is the box-like chamber of a camera where the light enters into through a small hole.

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(1) American scientist; (2) reflection
B
(1) British scientist; (2) dark room
C
(1) French scientist; (2) lighted image
D
(1) Iraqi scientist; (2) room
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Negative film was invented by ______(1)_______, which allowed negative images to be produced. A negative image is a __________(2)___________

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(1) Ansel Adams; (2) photographic print in white on a blue ground, often used for copying maps, or architects plans.
B
(1) Henry Fox Talbot; (2) tonal inversion of a positive image, where light appears dark, and dark appears light.
C
(1) Keith Cottingham; (2) photographic print in white on a blue ground, often used for copying maps, or architects plans.
D
(1) Louis Daguerre; (2) tonal inversion of a positive image, where light appears dark, and dark appears light.
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What is the depth of field?

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The area of the film in which light appears dark and dark appears light.
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The area of sharpest focus in a photograph.
C
The area and time that the photograph is exposed to light.
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The area of a photograph produced by light falling on a light sensitive surface.
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What is a photograph?

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An image created by light falling on a light sensitive surface, usually film.
B
A print in white on a blue ground, often used for copying maps, or architects plans.
C
A devise used to capture an image of a moment in time.
D
An inverted image transferred for a light-sensitive metal plate onto film.
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The camera is a relatively new invention, dating back to the ______(1)______. However, the science of photography dates back centuries, with the first example being invented by a scientist around ______(2)______ AD.

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(1) 18th century; (2) 2500
B
(1) 1800s; (2) 1000
C
(1) 1900s; (2) 4500
D
(1) 20th century; (2) 3000

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