History of photography Flashcards

(30 cards)

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What does photography stand for

A

Light writing

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What was a camera obscura

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Latin for dark room that allowed artists to trace an image

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2
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What is perspective

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The way objects appear to the eye

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3
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What was the quest

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To make an image permanent through the use of optics and light sensitive chemicals

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4
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What are the 2 scientific processes that made photography possible

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Optical and chemical

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5
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Who created the first photograph

A

Joseph niepce

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6
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In what year was the first photograph created

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1826

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7
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What was the exposure time for the first photograph

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8hr

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Who invented the daguerreotype and when was it invented

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Louis Daguerre and in 1839

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List 2 characteristics of the daguerreotype

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Cost 800 $ per picture and took 8 hr to expose

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10
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When was the calotype introduced

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1841

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11
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List 2 characteristics of the calotype

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On paper and exposure time was two to three minutes

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12
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In what year was the collodion process invented

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1851

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13
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Who invented the collodion process

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Fredrick Scott archer

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14
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The collodion process was also called the

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Wet plate process

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15
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What was the exposure time for the wet plate process

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2 to 3 seconds

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What was the major disadvantage of the wet plate process

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The hole process has for be done before the plate dried

17
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Who invented the dry plate process

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Richard leach Maddox

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In what year was the dry plate process invented

19
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Why was the dry plate process so significant

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You could take multiple pictures

20
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What company did George Eastman found

21
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Why was Kodak significant

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Too 100 pictures was easy to use and very affordable

22
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What was colour film called invented by Kodak

23
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When Daguerre put an exposed plate into a cupboard what happens and what chemical caused it

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An image appears and mercury vapour

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Could you produce as many pictures on the daguerreotype as you wanted
No
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Who invented the calotype
William Henry fox talbot
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List two advantages of the calotype
Cost less and exposure time was 2 to 3 minutes
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What is a celluloid
A backing for light sensitive material
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In what year was Kodak introduced
1888
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How many pictures could the Kodak take
100