| base | | when developing or printing, one should be deliberate and doing things in ___________ order |
| cam shaft | | light metering process at the subject pointing towards camera |
| iso | | one of the elements of art that seems |
| reversed | | color of developer tongs |
| seventy percent | | same name as aperture |
| f-stop | | to reduce light from a specific area |
| blue | | invisible image after exposure before developing |
| COGS | | chemical to make B/W film developer |
| negative carrier | | is a method to shoot photography with more appealing results |
| bulb | | can be set on the camera for basically unlimited shutter time results |
| passion | | element of art leading the viewers eye to certain places within the image |
| silver halide crystals | | second reason why businesses fail |
| ISO | | tool to focus image onto print easle |
| test strip | | filter to protect lens from getting scratched |
| D76 | | filters used during Black/white printing to increase contrast |
| dx | | device on camera that lets a prescribed amount of light through the lens |
| dektol | | contained in stop bath |
| VC | | shaft with flange portion down inside developing tank |
| hypocheck | | used to determine proper print exposure |
| reflective | | curved side of film; glossy; side remains up |
| football pose | | the natural light at the subject's environment |
| base | | distracts when spilled onto the subject |
| chronological | | color of fixer tongs |
| texture | | color of stop bath tongs |
| red | | to cut-out a portion of the image while printing |
| fixer | | avoid this pose when shooting portraits |
| t-max | | the chemical to determine if the fixer is exhausted |
| fixer | | element of art that has a distinct form |
| yellow | | percent of people driving to work each day who dislike their job |
| customer service | | setting on shutter which can be set at any time length |
| incident | | an 8x10 which reflects all the negatives images |
| sun bleed | | second principle of change |
| asymmetrical | | the color stop bath changes to when exhausted |
| symmetrical | | organization responsible to establish standards for certain industries like photography |
| contact sheet | | image which is balanced within itself |
| focusing aid | | side towards print paper; do not scratch; contains image |
| ambient | | an attribute that everyone should aspire to act in life towards others |
| occurs | | 95% businesses fail in the first 5-years because of poor ________ |
| organization | | an attribute required to be successful as a pro photographer |
| acetic acid | | contained in color developing chemicals; C-41 process |
| carcinogins | | when sensitived to light and after developed forms a reversed image |
| reciprocity failure | | glossy side of film |
| emulsion | | side of film towards the lens or print paper |
| cropping | | beyond the limits of film |
| lines | | one of the five dominant elements: could be color tones or subject matter |
| aperture | | chemical that stops the developing process |
| emulsion | | image which is not balanced within itself |
| professional | | imprinted on film canister which when read by camera sets the ISO automatically |
| latent image | | first principle of change |
| rule of thirds | | chemical to make B/W developer solution |
| focusing aide | | light metering process through the camera |
| bulb | | international standards organization which controls film speed |
| anticipate | | stands for Cost of Goods Sold |
| purple | | chemical that is never tossed down the drain due to heavy silver contents |
| tri-x | | tool that focus the image on the print easle |
| stop bath | | device that sandwiches the negative inside the enlarger |
| dodging | | 400 ISO film; used for low light shooting environments |
| shape | | if the film was placed in the negative carried with base towards print paper |
| haze filter | | 100 or 400 ISO film; good contrast tones; solid |
| contrast | | removes unexposed silver halide crystals |
