Film
Contains silver particles suspended in a gel.
Emulsion
This paper developer cannot be used with film.
Dektol
This machine gets heated to about 220 degrees
Dry mount press
This is used as the light source to create prints from your negatives.
Enlarger
These colors exist in nature and cannot be made.
Primary colors
Acts as a support for the emulsion.
Base
This chemical can be substituted with water and still stop developing.
Stop Bath
Used to tack the photo to the tissue and board
tacking iron
Use this to ensure image is focused on the easel.
Fine or Grain focuser
The pinhole camera has a very slow one of these.
Shutter Speed
Use outside on a sunny day only.
Plus X
Makes images no longer sensitive to light.
Fixer
Used to permanently attach your photo to the mounting board
Dry mount tissue
Always make one of these to help figure out proper exposure for a final print.
Test print
This color object cannot be photographed.
black
Use outside on a cloudy day or indoors.
Tri X
Cuts down on the wash time of film.
Hypo Clear
Used to help center your photo to the board
centering ruler
Holds the photo paper flat and in place
Easel
This prevents uneven development.
Agitation
The top layer of film that is removed during processing.
Anti-scratch layer
Allows film to dry without spots.
Photoflo
Be sure to do this and write your name, period and assignment on the back before turning in for a grade.
erase any pencil marks
Holds your negative in place
Negative Carrier
Light travels in a _______ _______.
straight path