2. Film Processing ChemicalsSafety The Enlarger What’s Wrong? 10 20 30 40 50 10

3. Film Processing – 10 IF YOUR FILM COMES OUT COMPLETELY CLEAR, WHAT HAPPENED?

4. Film Processing – 10 DIDN’T GET EXPOSED TO ENOUGH LIGHT

5. Film Processing - 20 YOU SCRATCHED A NEGATIVE WHILE THE EMULSION WAS WET? WHAT CAN YOU DO TO FIX IT?

6. Film Processing – 20 NOTHING. ONCE THE EMULSION HAS BEEN SCRATCHED OFF A NEGATIVE, THERE IS NO WAY TO PUT IT BACK. 

7. Film Processing - 30 WHILE DEVELOPING YOUR FILM, HOW OFTEN ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO AGGITATE THE TANK?

8. Film Processing – 30 FOR THE FIRST 30 SEC, THEN FOR 5 SEC EVERY 30 SEC

9. Film Processing - 40 WHEN LOADING FILM, WHAT IS ALL THE EQUIPMENT YOU NEED TO BRING INTO THE DARK-DARK ROOM?

10. Film Processing – 40 WHITE REEL BLACK CENTER COLUMN/CORE TANK FUNNEL LID FILM

11. Film Processing - 50 WHEN DILUTING DEVELOPER, WHAT IS THE RATIO OF STOCK SOLUTION TO WATER?

12. Film Processing – 50 1 : 4 FOR EVERY 1 OZ DEV, ADD 4 OZ OF WATER

13. CHEMICALS - 10 WHAT DOES PHOTO FLO DO TO FILM?

14. CHEMICALS – 10 HELPS FILM DRY WITHOUT WATER SPOTS

15. CHEMICALS - 20 WHAT DOES FIXER DO?

16. CHEMICALS – 20 REMOVES UNEXPOSED CHEMISTRY FROM FILM/PAPER SO IT IS NO LONGER LIGHT SENSITIVE.

17. CHEMICALS - 30 WHY ARE THERE 2 TRAYS OF FIXER FOR PRINTING?

18. CHEMICALS – 30 THE FIRST TRAY GATHERS STOP AND EXHAUSTS FASTER, THE SECOND TRAY MAKES SURE YOUR PRINT IS THROUGHOULY FIXED

19. CHEMICALS - 40 IN FILM PROCESSING, WHAT CHEMICALS DON’T GET DUMPED BECAUSE THEY’RE REUSABLE?

20. CHEMICALS – 40 1)STOP BATH 2)FIXER 3)PHOTO FLO

21. CHEMICALS - 50 HOW LONG DO YOU WASH PAPER AND FILM IN WATER?

22. CHEMICALS – 50 PAPER: 5 MINUTES FILM: 10 MINUTES

23. SAFETY - 10 WHAT CHEMICALS IN THE DARKROOM DO YOU NOT WANT TO INGEST?

24. SAFETY – 10 NONE OF THEM

25. SAFETY - 20 IF CHEMICALS SPLASH INTO YOUR EYES OR MOUTH, WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

26. SAFETY – 20 IMMEDIATELY STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING AND RINSE YOUR EYES/MOUTH/FACE WITH CLEAN WATER FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. TELL MS. UA

27. SAFETY - 30 WHY SHOULD YOU NOT TOUCH THE TIMER WITH WET HANDS?

28. SAFETY – 30 WET HANDS + ELECTRIC TIMER = ELECTRICUTION (ALSO, YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR ENLARGER STATION DRY SO YOU DON’T GET YOUR PAPER WET OR CONTAMINATED)

29. SAFETY - 40 WHY IS THE DARKROOM A TERRIBLE PLACE TO TAKE A DATE?

30. SAFETY – 40

31. SAFETY - 50 WHAT ARE 3 WAYS YOU CAN HELP REDUCE CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION?

32. SAFETY – 50 USE EACH TONG FOR ONLY 1 CHEM LET CHEMS DRIP OFF EACH PRINT BEFORE MOVING IT TO NEXT TRAY WASH HANDS/PRINTS/ANYTHING APPROPRIATELY AFTER THEY TOUCH CHEMS KEEP ALL WET FILM/PRINTS IN THE SINK AREA UNTIL THEY ARE WASHED

33. THE ENLARGER - 10 WHAT CONTROLS THE SIZE OF YOUR PRINT?

34. THE ENLARGER – 10 THE DISTANCE OF THE ENLARGER HEAD FROM THE EASEL (THE FARTHER UP, THE LARGER THE PROJECTED IMAGE)

35. THE ENLARGER- 20 WHAT EFFECTS THE BRIGHTNESS OF YOUR PROJECTED IMAGE?

36. THE ENLARGER – 20 THE APERTURE

37. THE ENLARGER - 30 WHAT ON THE ENLARGER CONTROLS THE CONTRAST OF YOUR PRINT?

38. THE ENLARGER – 30 THE FILTER

39. THE ENLARGER - 40 WHAT DO YOU USE TO CHECK THE FOCUS OF YOUR IMAGE?

40. THE ENLARGER – 40 A FOCUS-SCOPE

41. THE ENLARGER - 50 WHERE IN THE ENLARGER DOES YOUR NEGATIVE GO?

42. THE ENLARGER – 50 IN A NEGATIVE CARRIER

43. What’s wrong - 10

44. What’s Wrong – 10 CONTRAST IS TOO HIGH

45. What’s Wrong - 20

46. What’s Wrong – 20 OUT OF FOCUS

47. What’s Wrong - 30

48. What’s Wrong – 30 TOO DARK!

49. What’s Wrong - 40

50. What’s Wrong – 40 PRINTED TOO LIGHT

51. What’s Wrong - 50

52. What’s Wrong – 50 NEEDS BURNING