1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 The SLRHistory The Keyboard Shooting “Guidelines” Developing Film

2. This feature on your camera controls the amount of light being exposed to film through the size of the lens opening:

3. Aperture 100

4. This feature on your camera controls the length of time the film is exposed to light.

5. Shutter 200

6. This item on your camera allows you to choose a photographic setting on your camera. It has two zones, “Basic” and “Creative”

7. Mode Dial 300

8. This is the feature on your camera that allows you to see what you are photographing.

9. Viewfinder Frame 400

10. What SLR stands for

11. Single Lens Reflex 500

12. The earliest type of camera that many famous painters used:

13. The Camera Obscura 100

14. Company slogan was: “You press the button, we do the rest”.

15. Kodak 200

16. What was the name of the man responsible for making the first successful photograph?

17. Joseph Nicephore Niepce 300

18. In 1870 this man was determined to make a dry film emulsion and coating that eventually resulted in the creation of “film”.

19. George Eastman 400

20. Inventor of the Daguerrotype

21. Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre 500

22. This keyboard shortcut allows you to quickly move between layers.

23. Control Click 100

24. This keyboard shortcut allows you to “transform” or rotate your layer

25. Open Apple/ Command “T” 200

26. This keyboard shortcut allows you to save your work.

27. Open Apple/ Command “S” 300

28. This key allows you to add too a selection

29. 400 Shift

30. When using the Clone Stamp Tool, this key on the keyboard allows you to select the area that you want to copy/ clone from.

31. Option 500

32. “the arrangement and relationship of the principles of design and elements of art in an image”

33. composition 100

34. This tip says that moving in close to a subject helps busy photographs look better

35. Simplicity 200

36. These types of lines are “dynamic” in photos.

37. Diagonal 300

38. The guideline that this image illustrates:

39. The Rule of Thirds 400

40. This tip explains that you should avoid allowing your background and your subject to blend together in a photograph.

41. Avoiding Mergers 500

42. Use this tool to remove the cap from your film cassette while loading your film.

43. 100 Cartridge Opener

44. This item is used by threading the film onto it, and winding it slowly. It allows the film to be equally processed on all sides.

45. 200 Film Reel

46. How long does the developer stay in the Film Tank while developing?

47. 300 Depends on Temperature And Film Type/Speed

48. The term for: “Gently moving around development solution during film processing so that pictures may be developed with fewer flaws ” ?

49. 400 Agitation/ Agitate

50. How long must you wash your film for?

51. 500 5 minutes minimum