History of Color Photography
The Darkroom
Sliders & Panels
Editing
What Panel
is it?
is it?
100
The century in which photographers began experimenting with ways to introduce color into their photographs.
What is the 19th?
100
The space where photographers process their film and print their photographs.
What is the Darkroom?
100
This slider allows photographers to adjust the overall color balance of the image, making it warmer or cooler.
What is temperature?
100
The differences in tones between the lightest and darkest areas of an image.
What is contrast?
100
Clarity
What is effects panel?
200
Color film was invented in this decade.
What is the 1930s?
200
The technique of trimming the edges of a print to change the composition or remove unwanted elements in a darkroom is similar to this tool in Lightroom.
What is crop?
200
This panel in Lightroom allows you to quickly and easily apply adjustments such as texture, clarity, dehaze, grain, and vignetting, which can greatly enhance the overall look and feel of your image.
What is effects?
200
Dodging and Burning can be compared to the tools found in what module in Lightroom?
What is masking?
200
Grain
What is effects panel?
300
What is the first color photograph?
300
Early photographers used these as portable darkrooms to process their film in the field.
What are tents or vans?
300
This panel enables you to make precise adjustments to the sharpness and noise reduction of your image.
What is detail?
300
The darker areas of an image.
What are Shadows?
300
Sharpening
What is Detail panel?
400
He invented a camera system that could simultaneously record an image using three different color emulsions to produce a color photograph.
Who is Louis Arthur Ducos du Hauron?
400
Developing film negatives, making contact print and making enlargements, to name a few.
What are processes associated with a Darkroom?
400
This slider can be used to darken the corners of an image.
What is vignette?
400
The lighter areas of an image.
What are highlights?
400
Noise Reduction
What is Detail panel?
500
He invented a way to take multiple black and white photographs through different color filters, and then combine them with a projector to create a single-color photograph.
Who is James Clerk Maxwell?
500
The chemical process of making an image permanent.
What is fixing?
500
This slider enhances the intensity of the less-saturated color in an image while leaving the more saturated colors unchanged.
What is vibrance?
500
Here you can apply a different color to the shadows, the mid-tones, and the highlights of an image.
What is Color Grading?
500
Exposure
What is Light panel?