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    Police Photography Review Note

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    The document discusses key concepts in police photography. It covers topics like how photographs capture crime scenes accurately, how photography works through the use of light and cameras, and the different parts and functions of cameras like lenses, film, and filters. It also addresses concepts like focal length, exposure, diffraction, and the use of photographs as evidence in court.

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    The document discusses key concepts in police photography. It covers topics like how photographs capture crime scenes accurately, how photography works through the use of light and cameras, and the different parts and functions of cameras like lenses, film, and filters. It also addresses concepts like focal length, exposure, diffraction, and the use of photographs as evidence in court.

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    Police Photography Reviewer 1

    1. A photograph of the crime scene is a factual reproduction and


    accurate record of the crime scene because it captures time,
    space and ___.
    A. person
    B. event
    C. thing
    D. crime scene
    2. In police photography it can be use as demonstration
    enlargements, individual photos, projection slides, motion pictures
    during
    A. Court proceedings
    B. Court exhibits
    C. Educational tour
    D. Crime prevention
    3. In photography, the light writes when it strikes minute crystals
    of light sensitive surfaces (films and photographic papers) thru
    the use of a mechanical device called
    A. Camera
    B. Photograph device
    C. Film and accessories
    D. Flashlight
    4. ___ is a mechanical result of photography.
    A. Camera
    B. Picture
    C. Photograph
    D. Film
    5. The bending of light around an object gives rise to the
    phenomenon called ___. This phenomenon is responsible for the
    partial illumination of object parts not directly in the path of the
    light.
    A. detraction
    B. retraction
    C. diffraction
    D. defragmentation

    6. What is the approximate wavelength of the primary color red?


    A. 700 mu
    B. 450 mu
    C. 550 mu
    D. 590 mu
    7. In photography, which one is not a primary color?
    A. All of these
    B. Cyan
    C. Magenta
    D. Yellow
    8. Refers to the taking in of light by the material. Following the law of
    conservation of energy, such light taken in is not lost but merely
    transformed into heat.
    A. Diffraction
    B. Somnambulism
    C. Absorption
    D. Convection
    9. Mediums that merely slow down the speed of light but allow to
    pass freely in other respects, transmit 90% or more of the incident
    light.
    A. Translucent objects
    B. Opaque objects
    C. Transparent objects
    D. None of these
    10. The simplest camera is a ___, which consists of a box with a
    small hole in one of its sides.
    A. Camera obscura
    B. Fixed focus camera
    C. Pinhole camera
    D. Nikkon camera
    11. What changes the size of the aperture of the lens and regulates
    the amount of light reaching the film?
    A. diaphragm
    B. shutter
    C. lens
    D. film

    12. What part of the camera controls the opening and closing of the
    shutter, regulates the quantity of light that reaches and affects
    the sensitized material, a dial which sets the length of time in
    which the light is allowed to enter the camera?
    A. Shutter speed
    B. Focusing mechanism
    C. Shutter release button
    D. Shutter speed dial
    13. The lens is as important a part of a camera as the body. Lenses
    are referred to in generic terms as wide-angle, normal, and
    telephoto. The three terms refer to the focal length of the lens,
    which is customarily measured in ____
    A. Millimeters
    B. Inches
    C. Centimeters
    D. Mile per second
    14. What kind of lens causes light rays to converge, or come
    together, and is called a positive lens. A positive lens focuses light
    form a distant source into visible image that appears on the
    opposite side of the lens to the object.
    A. Concave
    B. Convex
    C. Reflex
    D. converge
    15. The process of changing the distance between the centers
    of the lens to the focal plane. It is the technique of adjusting the
    focal length to get the sharp image of the object or scene to
    be photographed.
    A. Infinity
    B. Lens change
    C. Focusing
    D. Shutting
    16. It is important to have the lens at the right distance from the film
    otherwise the image of an object point will be seen as a circle
    which is
    A. clear in appearance
    B. blurred in appearance
    C. no photo
    D. all of these

    17. What part of the film consists of silver compounds which are light
    sensitive and halogens?
    A. Top layer
    B. Emulsion layer
    C. Film base
    D. Film surface
    18. It is defined as the product of illumination and time. The unit of it
    is usually in meter candle second which is equivalent to exposure
    produced by a light source of one candlepower, in the second at a
    distance of one meter from the surface of the sensitive material.
    A. Photographic exposure
    B. None of these
    C. Photographic speed
    D. Light
    19. These are used to control the relative tone values in which colors
    are rendered by the photographic process, to lighten or darkened
    particular colors or to obtain color separation records for color
    photography works.
    A. Viewing Filter
    B. Color Filter
    C. Filtering
    D. None of these
    20.Because of the fact that all negative do not print best on one kind
    of paper, and in order to permit printing for special effects,
    photographic papers is made in several different grades of
    contrast and surface texture. What is the paper made by Kodak
    that offers six degrees of contrast and glossy surface?
    A. Glossy paper
    B. Manila paper
    C. Velox paper
    D. Bond paper
    Answers: Police Photography
    1. B
    2. B
    3. A
    4. C
    5. C
    6. A
    7. A

    8. C
    9. C
    10. C
    11. A
    12. D
    13. A
    14. B
    15. C
    16. B
    17. B
    18. A
    19. B
    20. C

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