Photography

In the 1920s, what was the average price paid for a photograph? $1.00 $3.00 $5.00 $10.00 Correct Answer: $3.00 Correct Answer Explanation: While prices varied depending on the publication and…

In 1914, what was the name of Kodak’s new monthly magazine designed to help amateur photographers? Photo Fun Kodakery Lens & Shutter The Camera Club Correct Answer: Kodakery Correct Answer…

What type of emulsion coats bromide paper? Gelatin-bromide of silver Gelatin-chloride of silver Gelatin-iodide of silver Gelatin-cyanide of silver Correct Answer: Gelatin-bromide of silver Correct Answer Explanation: Bromide paper is…

What did William Henry Fox Talbot call his method of capturing images on light-sensitive paper? Photogenic Drawing Calotype Daguerreotype Heliography Correct Answer: Photogenic Drawing Correct Answer Explanation: Talbot coined the…

Which of these early photography pioneers invented the Daguerreotype? Nicéphore Niépce Louis Daguerre William Henry Fox Talbot James Wattles Correct Answer: Louis Daguerre Correct Answer Explanation: Louis Daguerre, a French…

In the early 1920s, the photographic printing process of bromoil was gaining popularity. Bromoil is a technique that allows photographers to create images with greater control over tonality and texture….

What popular photographic trick involved using a double exposure or a pre-prepared image to create the illusion of a ghost? Anamorphosis Pinhole photography Spirit photography Telephotography Correct Answer: Spirit photography…

What was the name of the popular pneumatic shutter that allowed photographers to capture candid moments silently and remotely? The Fairy The Eclipse The Duplex The Platyscope Correct Answer: The…

In 1920, what organization did Clarence H. White preside over? The American Society of Photographers The Camera Club of New York The Pictorial Photographers of America The National Photographic Society…