Exam 5: Photographic Exposure

The primary complaint about cameras used in crime scenes today is that shutters are not adjustable on the camera, which prohibits extremely fast burst photography.

There have been numerous systems to mark the opening of the diaphragm, but most cameras now currently use this system:

The principle of operation of most exposure meters is basically the same.

A colorless liquid that produces a light-emitting reaction when it comes in contact with blood is called:

Intermediate shutter speeds cannot be obtained by setting the index between two marked speeds on the shutter housing.

Automatic cameras come in three basic types: Shutter priority, fully automatic and:

Due to recent developments in film processing, there is now an almost 100% success rate in making a good print from a badly exposed image.

A simple device that takes in a certain amount of light and emits a current in proportion to the amount of light falling on it is called a(n):

If a photographer wants to meter only a small area of a scene, he or she would use which of the following?

Exposure is defined as the amount of light that is allowed to reach the sensor by controlling the variables of aperture and shutter speed.

Light values can be measured as either incident light or which of the following?

The _________________ tells the photographer how much more light is needed for correct exposure.