Aperture is often chosen to control the visual appearance of __________ in a photograph.  

Extra Credit: You are printing from an underexposed negative that looks thin (very light). Explain how you would adjust contrast filter, exposure time, and possibly paper choice to pull as much detail as possible from this negative.

What was Frederick Scott Archer’s major contribution to photography?

Who created the first photograph? 

Extra Credit: You have a print where the whites look dull and the deep blacks look weak. Describe a step-by-step plan (test strip, filter choice, exposure changes) to get strong contrast while still keeping detail in both the light and dark areas.

Choose the correct listing (IN ORDER!) for a wide angle, normal, and long lens for a 35mm camera.

 The difference between the values of the light and dark areas of the same print is also known as ______________.

Extra Credit: On your test strip the shadows look rich and full, but the highlights are too dark and losing detail. Explain exactly what you would change next and why.

When was the first digital camera created? 

What is the BEST argument for grouping students by ability?