Art

Glossary

Aperture: An opening hole or gap. Camera Obscurer: Device that protects an image of its surroundings on a screen Contact print: A photographic print made by placing a negative directly onto sensitized paper, glass or film and illuminating it. Developer: Is a chemical that makes the latent image on the film or print visible. Exposure: Exposing a photographic film to light or other radiation. Trial exposures made with a UV filter. Fixer: A chemical used in the final step in the photographic processing of a photograph. Photogram: A photo produced with photographic materials such as light-sensitive paper, but without a camera. Photosensitive: Having a chemical, electrical or other response to light: photo sensitive cells. Pointillism: Painting using tiny dots of various colours. Positive: Dark and light colours correspond. Shutter: Allows light to pass through to expose photographic film. Texture: In painting is the feel. Transparency: Reversal, positive image on a transparent base.

When and who made the first photograph? Joseph Nicephore. Who made the first photographic negative? John Herschel.

=**COLOUR THEORY TEST**=

Name the primary colours Blue, Red, Yellow

What are the two characteristics that are specific to primary colours? No other colour can be mixed to make a primary/Primaries make all other colours hues

Name the secondary colours Green, Violet, Orange

How do you make a tertiary colour? Primary+Secondary=Tertiary

How many tertiary colours are there? Thousands desirable to the human eye

If white is not a colour, what is it? All colours reflected

If black is not a colour, what is it? No colour reflected

What is a hue? A pure colour

What is colour saturation? Using black and or white mixed with a colour

How do you make a tint? Colour with white

How do you make a shade? Colour with black

How do you make a tone? Grey with Colour

What is a colour harmony? A colour that sits next to each other on a colour wheel.

What is a complimentary colour? Opposite on a colour wheel

Name 3 pairs of complimentary colours. Yellow+Violet/Green+Red/Blue+Orange

What happens when you put two complimentary colours next to each other? They make each other stand out

What do you get when you mix complementary colours? Neutral colour or earthy colour.

What is colour? A light reflected.

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