SEMI-FINAL

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FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY

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1. What is caused by lens dispersion, with 5. Anastigmat lens is used for correcting
different colors of light that travels at various astigmatism while _____ is used to correct
speed while passing through the lens. Chromatic aberration.
a. Coma
b. Astigmatism a. Anastigmatic
c. Distortion b. Achromatic
d. Chromatic Aberration c. Rapid Rectilinear
d. Anochromatic

2. What is also called a circular “dome-like”

image? 6. Lens defect which renders lens unable to
a. Rounded field focus both horizontal and vertical lines in a plane
b. Chromatic field at the same time.
c. Spherical field
a. Coma
d. Curvature of field
b. Astigmatism
c. Distortion
3. What is also called a comet like image? d. Chromatic Aberration
a. Chromatic Aberration
b. Chromatic field 7. Lens defect which renders lens unable to
c. Spherical field focus both horizontal or vertical lines in a plane
d. Curvature of field at the same time.

a. Coma
4. What is also known as color dispersion, a b. Astigmatism
common problem which occurs when colors are c. Distortion
incorrectly refracted by the lens and the colors d. Chromatic Aberration
do not combine as they should.
a. Chromatic
8. Lens aberration in which light of different
b. Spherical
wavelength is focused at different distances
c. Geometrical
behind lens.
d. Field Curvature
a. Coma
b. Astigmatism
c. Distortion
 d. Chromatic Aberration behind the lens. It can be corrected by
combining different types of glass lens.
9. A lens corrected for chromatic aberration. A.astigmatism
a. Achromatic lens B. chromatic aberration
b. Rapid rectilinear lens c. spherical aberration
c. Anastigmatic lens d. coma
d. Apochromatic lens
16. Outer parts of the image produced by the
lens will be magnified either less or more than
10. A lens corrected for distorion. the outer images
a. Achromatic lens
b. Rapid rectilinear lens A.asymmetrical aberration
c. Anastigmatic lens B.curvature of field
d. Apochromatic lens c. distortion
d. chromatic aberration

11. A lens corrected for severe chromatic

aberration. 17. The plane of sharpest focus is a curved
a. Achromatic lens rather than flat surface needed in the film plane.
b. Rapid rectilinear lens
c. Anastigmatic lens A. asymmetrical aberration
d. Apochromatic lens B. curvature of field
c. distortion
d. chromatic aberration
12. A lens corrected for severe Astigmatism .
a. Achromatic lens
b. Rapid rectilinear lens 18. It refers to the lens which forms a real image
c. Anastigmatic lens on the opposite side of the lens.
d. Apochromatic lens
a. Concave
b. Positive
13. A lens corrected for three primary color of c. Diverging lens
light. d. Negative
a. Achromatic lens
b. Rapid rectilinear lens
19. It refers to the lens which forms a virtual on
c. Anastigmatic lens
the opposite side of the lens.
d. Apochromatic lens
a. Convex
b. Converging lens
14. A lens aberration in which light rays that pass
c. Positive
obliquely through the lens are focused, not as a
d. Negative
point but as a line.

a. astigmatism 20. It refers to the lens in which the center is

b. chromatic aberration thicker and the side is thinner.
c. spherical aberration
a. Converging lens
d. coma
b. Concave
c. Negative
15. Lens aberration in which light of different d. Coma
wavelength is focused at different distances
21. It refers to the lens in which the center is
thinner and side is thicker. 27. Normally composed of water with little
amount of dilute acetic acid that serves as a
a. Concave means to prevent contamination between the
b. Convex developer and the acid fixer.
c. Positive
d. Coma a. Printing
b. Stop bath
c. Fixing
22. Characterized by the fact that it is thicker at d. Development
the center and thinner at the side which is 28. Development for film.
capable of bending the light together and forms
the image inversely. a.D-75
a. Diverging lens B.Dektol
b. Concave c.D-76
c. Negative d.D-78
d. Convex 29. Is the process by which all unexposed silver
halides are dissolved or removed from the
emulsion surface and making the image more
23. Characterized by the fact that it is thinner at permanent.
the center and thicker at the side and forms the
virtual image on the same side of the lens. a. Printing
a. Diverging lens
b. Stop bath
b. Convex
c. Fixing
c. Positive
d. Development
d. Lens
30. What chemical is used in order to accelerate
24. Inability of the lens to focus light passing the
the developer solution?
side of the lens producing an image that is sharp
in the center and blurred at the side. a. Sodium Carbonate
A.astigmatism b. Sodium Oxide
B. chromatic aberration c. Sodium Nitrate
c. spherical aberration d. Sodium Sulfite
d. coma

25. Inability of the lens to focus light that travels 31. The chemical that will dissolve the
straight or lateral, thus making it blurred while unexposed and undeveloped silver halides after
the light reaching the lens oblique is the one the development is
is transmitted sharp.
a. Acetic acid
A.astigmatism b. Sodium Sulfite
B. chromatic aberration c. Hypo
c. spherical aberration d. Potassium alum
d. coma

26. Process in photography entailing the 32. In photography, it is a reduction of an image

removal of all unexposed and undeveloped brightness or saturation at the periphery
silver halides. compared to the image center.
a. Printing
a. Burning in
b. Stop bath
b. Cropping
c. Fixing
c. Dodging
d. Development
 d. Vignetting 39. Which of the following supports the entire
unit of the enlarger, which usually holds the
easel that carries the photographic paper?
33. It is a process of eliminating unwanted a. Condenser lens
positions of a negative during enlarging process. b. Shutter
c. Focusing mechanism
a. Vignetting
d. baseboard
b. Burning in
40 . What type of lens that refers whose focal
c. Cropping
length is substantially smaller than the focal
d. Dodging
length and also less than the diagonal of its
34. Technique use in enlarging wherein a
negative presentation?
process of adding of exposure time on specific
area to bring out details. a. Standard prime
b. Zoom
a. Vignetting
c. Macro
b. Burning in
d. Wide angle
c. Cropping
d. Dodging
41. What type of lens that refers whose focal
35. What is the process taking photographs with length is substantially more than the diagonal of
the aid of a microscope? its negative presentation?
a. Macrophotography
b. Microphotography a. Standard prime
c. Photomicrography b. Zoom
d. Photomacrography c. Telephoto
36. Taking a magnified (enlarged) photograph of d. Wide angle
small object by attaching an extended tube lens
(macro lens) to the camera.
a. Macrophotography 42. Is that part of the camera which provides the
b. Microphotography means of showing to the photographer the entire
scene coverage that can be recorded in the
c. Photomicrography sensitized material.
d. Photomacrography

37. Holding back of some lights to specific area a.Focusing

to make it lighter in density b.Viewing system
c. Shutter speed
a. Vignetting d. Film Advancer
b. Burning in
c. Cropping 43. Designed to transfer the exposed film to the
d. Dodging other side or to the take up spool and the
unexposed film will be the opposite side of the
38. The part of the Enlarger that will assure the lens for another exposure.
even illumination of the negative when enlarging
is the a.Focusing
b.Viewing system
a. Easel c. Shutter speed
b. Lamp house d. Film Advancer
c. Condenser
d. Baseboard
44. It is that mechanism of a camera designed to c. Condenser
control the degree of sharpness of the object to d. Baseboard
be photograph. It is usually obtained by 50. Normal developing time of a paper or film.
estimating the distance from the camera and
a. 5-10 minutes
that of the object that will make a sharp or clear
image. b. 1-3 minutes
a.Focusing c. 3-4 minutes
b.Viewing system d. 10-15 minutes
c. Shutter speed
d. Film Advancer

45. In photography , what determines how

effectively a moving object can be stopped, that
is, how sharply it can be reproduced without
blurring, or streaking in the final image?

a. Focus
b. Shutter speed
c. Aperture
d. Lens

46. In this type of focusing a single object will

appeared double once the object is not in focus

a.Scale bed
b. Ground glass
c. Range finder
d. Viewing system

47. This is observed from the viewing system of

the camera, once the object is not in focused the
object will be viewed to be blurred and will turn
sharp and clear once adjusted.

a.Scale bed
b. Ground glass
c. Range finder
d. Viewing system

48. Estimating the distance of the object and

adjusting the camera control based on his
estimation do this.

a.Scale bed
b. Ground glass
c. Range finder
d. Viewing system
49. Part of enlarger holds paper in place.

a. Easel
b. Lamp house