Forensic Photography

(Forensic 2) 12.This is known as. ;the coherent light: 22.The appearance of the original will come gut and such result is
1.A part of a camera used in focusing the light from the subject a.Infrared light. b. Laser light known as the?
a.View finder. b.Lens c.Visible light. d..Ultraviolet light a.Film. b.Negative
c.Shutter. d.Light tight box Cphotograph. D.Picture
13.The birth year of photography:
2. These are light having wave lengths 30 to. 400: a.1939. ⑥1839 23.The bending of light aroind an object gives rise to the phenomenon
a. Ultraviolet light. b. Visible light c.1793. d.1893 called:
c.X-ray. d.Infrared light a.Attraction. (b.Diffraction
14.The type of film that is sensitive to all colors: c.Light Curve. D.Light fingerprint
3.Fish,-eye lens is a special type of camera having a view angle of: a.Infrared film. b.Orthochromatic film
a.60 degrees. b. 180 degrees c. Panchromatic film. d.Chromatic film 24.The simplest camera is a_,which consists of a box with a small hole
c.90 degrees. d.360 degrees in one of its sides.
15.The systematic arrangement of colors to give a pleasant effect a.Camera obscura
4.The lens that is characterized by a thicker center and:thinner sides: a.Color perception b. Color sensitivity c.Color accuracy. @Color b.Fixed focus camera
a.concave lens. b. convex lens harmony Cpinhole camera d. Nilakon camera
c.negative lens. d.positive lens
16.The type of camera will eliminate parallax error: 25.This means by which the object distance is estimated or calculated
5. The following are the essential parts of @Single Lens Reflex. c.Twin Lens Reflex to from sharp image:
the camera except: b. View finder type. d.View or press camera b.Depth of Focus. C. Focus
a. Light Tight Box. b.Lens d.Focal Length. A.Angle of View
C. Tripod. d.Shutter 17.What country is the first whk use photograph of crime scene in court
presentation? 26.This type of camera will eliminate the parallax error and it will work
6. These are the components of a black and white film,except: a.Germany. c.Philippines well with all
a.Emulsion. b. Gelatin d.France. b. US Lenses:
c.Anti-halation backing. d.Base a. Twin reflex. B. View or press
18.A lens with a focal length of less than the diagonal of its negative c.View finder. @single lens reflex
6.This film is sensitive toall colors,except red: material
a. Orthochromatic. b.Panchromatic a.Telephoto lens. b.Long lens 27.What is considered as thyutmost use of photography in police work?
c.Chromatic. d.Apochromatic c.Normal lens. d)Wide angle lens a.For identification. C.For preservation
b.For record purpose. D.For court presentation
8. This is the positive result of the process of photography 19.If a camera lens. has a fixed focal length of 50mm.such lens is
a.Photograph. b. Film classified as: 28.What is that process of eliminating unwanted portions of a negative
c.Cellulose. d.Negative Film 1.Focusing Lens. B.Normal Lens during
c.Wide lens. d.Zoom lens Enlarging process?
9. What emulsion speed indicator is expres in an arithmetic form? 20.In crime scene photography,what view tends to ahow the extent a.Dodging. b.Burning-In
a.ISO. b.DIN damage on the c.Vignetting. A)Cropping
@ASA. d.GNP Subject?
a.General View. B.Medium View 29.What lkind of diaphragm opening should a photographer used in
10.What photo paper is ideal to be used in a normal exposed film? c.Cloae-up uhot. D. Extreme Clone-up order to get a wider. Depth of field?
a.#1. b.#3 a.wider. b.shorter
②#2. d.#4 21.The lighting condition where object in open space cost a deep and (C. smaller. D.Longer
uniform or
11.The circular "dome-like" image: Distinct shadow: 30.What type of a camera is ideal to police photography?
a. Curvature of field. c.Spherical aberration a. Bright sunlight. B.Hazy sunlight a.View Finder. B. Single Lens Reflex
b.Chromatic aberration. d.Coma c.Dull sunlight. D.Cloudy dull b.Twin Lens Reflex. D.Press/View Camera
b. Depth of Field. d. Focus
31.While the exposed film is not yet developed, the image recorder is 50.These are made of plastic material support the emulsion layer,it is
technicaI referred to as: ·41.The science or art of obtaining images in scientific materials by the particularly known as the base which can be found on the;
a.Inverted image. B. Negative image action of. electromagnetic radiation rays: a. base b. )film
c. Latent image. D.Positive image a.Polygraphy. b.Dactyloscopy c.anti-halation backing. d.gray
c. photography. d.Chemistry
32.A lens defect that can affect resolution and clarity,making it hard to 51.A British scientist who made the first miniature cameras,the so-
obtain sharp images. 42.The study of the fundamentals of photography,its, application to called "mouse trap cameras:
a.curvature of field. C. spherical aberration police work and. the preparation of photographic evidence: a. Joseph Nicephore Niepce
b.chromatic aberration. D.coma a.Cinematography b. Photograph c.Forensic photography c.Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre
d.Photography b. Villian Henry Fox Talbot
33.One the part of the film holder of the camera that usually houses the d.Sir John Herschel
film cartridge. 43.This part of a'camera is used to allow light to enter through the lens 52. The result of his work was, images were fragile to the touch and
a.sprocket. b.locking catch for a predetermined time interval: needed to be protected under glass, but were capable of recording tilhe
c.guide roller. D. cavity a.)shutter. b.sensitized material finest detail:
c.view fīnder. d.lens a. Joseph Nicephore Niepce
34.The process of talking pictures with the use of microscope: c.Sir John Herschel
a.Photomacrography c.Macrophotography 44.Which of the following supportsthe entire unit of the enlarger,which b. Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre
b.Microphotography usually holds the easel that carries the photographic paper? d.Willian Henry Fox Talbot
d. Photomicrography a. Focusing mechanism C.Baseboard
35.The lens which is a real image on the opposite side of the lens: b.Condenser lenses d.Elevating control 53.The word Photography was.coined by
a.Concave. b.Positive a. John F.W.Herschel.
c.Convex. d.Negative 45.In the additive color mixture process combining the color bíue and c.Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre
green will b..Henry Fox Talbot
36.The effective length of timee when a camera’s shutter is open: produce cyan.What is the complementary color of blue? d.Leonardo Da Vinci
a.Diaphragm opening. B.Shutter (a.Yellow. b.Cyan
c.Shutter speed. D.Emulsion speed c. Magenta. d.Green 54.A distance at which lens of a camera is focused with a given
particulár diaphragm opening which will give the maximum depth of
37.This is attached to the shutter to prevent accidental movement of the 46.The ability of an object to convert one wavelength to another as long field:
camera tduring. the exposurs period: as the active energy source is irradiating the object: A Focal distance c. Subject distances
a.Tripod. ⑥Cable release a. Fluorescence b. Phosphorescence . 6)Hyper focal distance d.Focal length
c.Light meter. d.Extinction meter c.Luminescence. d.Interference
55.A type of a lens that would make an objeet to be exaggeratedly
38.It is used in chemical analysis and in curing and hardening of 47.Thde objects that allow sufficient visible light to pass through them closes to the
different items for industrial purposes that the object on the other side may be clearly seen: Photographer and is ideal in stake out surveillance photography:
a. long wave uv b. Medium wave UV c.short wave LUV d.ultraviolet a.)Transparent. b.Translucent a.Short Focus. Btelephoto Lens
rays c,Opaque. d.Filter c.Normal Focus. D. Wide Angle

39.The range of illumination or the light allowed to affect the sensitized 48.Its actions start from one side and closes on the opposite side with 56.How can an investigator preserve perishable evidence like injuries
material:at a given time: amore faster shutter speed. The statement is referring to: contusions hematoma,etc?
a. Exposure. b.Aperture a.central shutter : b. leaf shutter(c.Jocal plane shutter d.Lens shutter a. Recording b.Sketching
c.Shutter. d. Shutter speed (Cphotography. D.Listing
.49.William Fox Talbot invented what particular object which uses a
40.The distance between the nearest and the farthest object in'apparent paper impregnated with light sensitive compounds. 57.In crime scene photography,what view tends to show the four angles
sharp focus when the lens is focused at a given point (a.Calotype b.wet plate of the possible entrance and exit point of the suspect?
a.Angle of view. b.Focal Length c.Daguerreotype. d.Camera Obscura a.General view ⑤Medium view c.Close-up shot. D.Extreme Close-up
58.In photography,what determines how effectively a moving object 66. The process of obtaining a magnified photograph of a small object 72.The person that first advocate the use of the photography for the
can be stopped, that is,how sharply it can be reproduced without without the useof a microscope, by using a short focus lens and a long identification ofcriminals and the documentation of evidences and
blurring,or streaking in the final image? bellow extension. crime scene:
a.Focus. b. shutter speed a.Macrophotography a. Baltazard b.Herschel
c.Aperture. d.Lens c.Microphotography c.Odelbercht. d.Maddox
b. Photomicrography
59.The part of the camera which controls the passage of light reaching d.Photomicrography 73.It is known as the fundamental characteristics ofa lens that will
the sensitized material which is compared to the eyelid of the human determine the sizeof an image and area of coverage of the lens. The
eye: 67.The science of obtaining photographic magnification of minute statement is referring to:
a.Lens. b. Shutter objects by using acamera attached to a compound microscope. The a.Aperture. b Focal length
Clens Opening. D.Film Plane camera lens is removed because the microscope because the c.Lens mechanism. D.Shutter
microscope forms the image.
60.It enables the law enforcement investigator to record the visible and, a. Macrophotography 74. In photography using microprism, the image on focus will usually
in many cases, the invisible evidence found at the crime scene: c. Microphotography shatter of an out of focus image and when it is exactly in focus the
a. Photography c.Police photography b. Photomicrography prisms seem to disappear. These·microprisms are primarily found on:
b. Photographic Evidence d.Photograph d. Photomicrography a.Lens. b. Filter
c. Viewfinder. D. GroundglassP
61.It is the range in front of and behind a sharply focused subject in 68. The science which deals with the study of the principles of
which details also look sharp in the final photographic image photography, the preparation of photographic evidence and its 75.A type of camera in which the lens and shutter mounted to body by
a.Focus. ⑥Depth of field application to police work. means of anaccordion-pleated bellows, which can be folded into
c.Camera trick. D.Aperture a.Forensic Photography camera foe ease of carrying.
c.Police Photography a. Accordion camera b. Folding camera
62.Lens aberration in which light of different wavelength is focused at b.Photography c. Bellowed camera. D.SLR
different distances behind the lens.It can be corrected by combining d. Photograph
different types of glass lens. 76.The part of the DSLR tat converts the light into electrical signal as
a.Astigmatism. b.Chromatic aberration 69. What is the range of distance from the nearest object to the farthest the start of forming digital images:
c.Spherical aberration. D.Coma object that issharp when the lens is set or focused at a particular a. Charged-coupled device
distance? c. Digital signal processor
63.When the light rays from the subject on the lens axis passing a.Local length. B.Hyperfocal distance b.Analogue-to-digital converter
through off-center areas of the lens focus at different distances from the c.Depth of field. D.Focusing d. Central processing unit
light rays that pass directly through the center of the lens:
a.Astigmatism b.Chromatic aberration 70. All practical lens images such as point a small blur which changes 77.This results in star images near the outer edge of the viewing field
C. spherical aberration. D.Coma in character with the change of lens aperture. The statement best seeming to havecomet-style tails scattering radially away from its
describes: optiqal axis.
64.One of the recent advancements of photography is in the use of a. Diaphragm as a controller of depth of field b. Diaphragm as a a.Coma. b. Positive coma
laser.With laser, one is abled to produce a three-dimensional controller of speed c.Aberration. d.Negative coma
photograph calle c. Diaphragm as a controller of definition
a.Ektogram. b. Monogram d.Aperture 78. It is caused by lens dispersion, with different colors of light
c.Photogram. d. Hologram travelling at differentspeeds while passing through a lens.
71.The highest the number is the smallest the opening or the one that a.Curvature of field. C. Spherical aberration
65.The changes in direction of light are conclusive whenever light gives the least amount of light. The statement best describes: b Chromatic aberration. D.Coma
process from one medium to another.This is known as the phenomenon a. Diaphragm as a controller of depth of field b Diaphragm as a
of refracțion: controller of speed 79. This results in star images near the outer edge of the viewing field
a. Reflection. B.Diffraction c. Diaphragm as a controller of definition seeming to havecomet-style tails scattering radially towards its optical
c.Transparent. d. Refraction d. Aperture axis.
a.Coma. ⑥Positive coma a. Polaroid. B. Holograms a. Find another subject
c.Aberration. d.Negative coma c.Digital Camera. D.DSLR c. Use a much smaller lens opening
b.Use a flash unit.
80.A device made of thin overlapping metal leaves within a lens or 88.What will be the lighting condition if you are going to take a d. Move the subject into a well-lighted position
camera which canbe adjusted to specific apertures of f-stops to control photograph using a film speed of ISO 200 and a shutter speed of 1/250
the amount of light thatstrikes the film. with an aperture of f8? 94. Carlo S. Bart was taking up a snap shot and expecting it to sharp
a.Shutter. b. Diaphragm a. bright. B)hazy but an alterationhappened to the expected image because it was seen in
c.Aperture. d.Diaphragm opening c.dull. d.open light two viewpoints. What is thatphenomenon?
a. Out of focus. B. Underexposure
81.The word lens was derived from the Latin name of the lentil, 89. Nardo B. Hart was on to a special photography using a film that c.Parallax. d. Split image
because a double-convex lens is lentil-shaped. In fact, the most eaten was sensitive to Uvradiation and primary colors. Mr. Hart was using
specie of the of this plant is- what type of film? 95. PO3 Revon with his team conducted a thorough stakeout of a
a.Lentil. b.Lens a. Panchromatic. B. Blue sensitive certain building in Quirante II. In order to document all the movements
c.Lens culinaris. D.Lens polinaris c.Ultra violet. D. Orthochromatic of their subjects,they have applied the principles of photography with
the aid of what particular lens mechanism?
82.This effect causes images to be spherized, which means the edges of 90. The photographer in crime scene investigation has to get as many a.Wide angle lens. B.Zoom lens
images loökcurved and bowed to the human eye. photographs ashe can. The first shot that he should make just after c.Telephoto lens. D. Fish eye lens
a. Pincushion distortion reaching the crime scene is thehouse where the crime of murder was
c.Spherical aberration committed to one of its ten rooms. In gettingthe façade of the house, 96. In the modernization of the photography, DSLR camera almost
b. Barrel distortion what lens should he utilize? dominated the market because of its great features that are very useful
d. Wavy field curvature a. Telephoto lens. B.Macro lens in commercial photoshoots. What do DSLR means?
c.Normal lens. D Wide angel lens a.Double system reflex camera
83.The camera that uses lens and spring-loading shutter and roll film. c. Dual Single reflex camera
Shutter speedand aperture usually not adjustable: 91.When photographing the corpse in the scene, several pictures of the b.Digital System reflex camera
a.Accordion camera. B.Folding camera conditions at the time of discovery including the environment of the d.Digital Single reflex camera
c.Bellowed camera. D Box camera corpse must be taken fromvarious photographic directions in order to:
a. Show whether there is any evidence of struggle and try to show what 97.It is the timing of the camera shutter and the flash so that when the
84. The absence of all colors is black; white light is composed of the happen insideprior to the crime shutter is fully opened, that’s the time that the flash will yield its
three primarycolors – blue, green and red. What is the sum total of all b. Show when photographing the general conditions as being deformed highest peaks of illumination. The statement is referring to:
colors of the rainbow? as a whole,photograph the damage parts and consider the range partly a.Bounce flash, . b.Synx
.a.Visible light. B.Light clearly c.On camera flash. D.Synchronization
c.White light. D.Rays c. Take close-up shots on the damaged area in two angles from distance
of 8 to 10 feet 98.Which part of a camera is used in focusing the light from the
85.To have a sharper image flash exposure is encouraged and it can be d. Photographs general view of the building, look into windows, and subject?
computed.What if the guide number is 220 in a distance of 10 ft what pathway a.View finder. B.Lens
will be the exact aperture? c.Shutter. d.Light tight box
a.f11. b.f22. c.f5.6. d.f8 92.A black and white films possess several characteristics such as
speed, spectral and granularity. The speed will be referring to the 99. Which kind of lights have wave lengths 30 -400?
86. The modern photographic papers are basically composed of a light sensitivity of the.film to light,granularity is the graininess and the a. Ultraviolct light b.Visible light
sensitive coatingon a paper base which particularly suspended on what spectral is the sensitivity to: c.X-ray
substance? a. Spectrum b.Wavelength d.Infrared light
a.Emulsion. b. Silver halides c.Electromagnetic energy d. All of these
c.Bromide. d.Gelatin 100. The Fish-eye lens is a special type of camera having a view angle
93. In outdoor photography, there will some instance that the presence of:
87.In 1947 Edwin H. Land introduced the one step photography also of light is too much that produces a dilemma to the photographer. What a.60 degrees. 6. 180 degrees
known as polariod. What will be produced by lazer? do you think is the bestway to do? c.90 degree. D. 360 degrees
113. This type of camera will eliminate parallax error: a.Angle of View. B.Depth of Focus
101. What Lens is characterized by a thicker center and thinner sides? a. Single Lens Reflex. C.Twin Lens Reflex c.Focus. d.Focal Length
a. Concave lens. B.Convex lens b.View finder type. D.View or press camera
c.Negative lens. D.Positive lens 123. This type of camera will eliminate the parallax error and it will
114. What country is the first who use photograph of crime scene in work well with all lenses:
102. The following are the essential parts of the camera, except: court presentation? a. Twin reflex b.Press camera c. View finder . D. Single lens reflex
a.Light Tight Box b.Lens a.Germany. c. Philippines
c.Tripod. d.Shutter d.France. b. US 124. What is considered as the utmost used of photography in police
work?
103. These are the camponents of a black and white film, except: 115. The lens with a focal length of less than the diagonal of its a.For identification. C.For preservation
a. Emulsion. B.Gelatin negative material: b. For record purpose. D.For court presentation
c. Anti-halation backing. D.Base a. telephoto lens. B.long lens
c. normal lens. D.wide angle lens 125. What is that process of eliminating unwanted portions of a
104. What film is sensitive to all colors, except red. negative during enlarging process?
aOrthochromatic b. Panchromatic 116. If a camera lens has a fixed focal length of 50mm. such lens is a. Dodging. B.Burning-In
c.Chromatic. d.Apcchromatic classified: c.Vignetting. d.Cropping
a. Focusing Lens. B.Normal Lens
105. What is the positive result of the process of photography. c.Wide lens. D.Zoom lens 126. What kind of diaphragm opening should a photographer used in
a. Photograph. B.Film order to get awider depth of field?
c. Cellulose. D.Negative Film 117. In crime scene photography, what view tends to show the extent a.wider. b. shorter. C. smaller. D.Longer
damage on thesubject?
106. What emulsion speed indicator is express in an arithmetic form? a.General View b.Medium View 127. What type of a camera is ideal to police photography?
a.ISO. b.DIN. c.ASA. d.GNP c. Close-up shot. D.Extreme Close-up a. View Finder Type. C Single Lens Reflex
b.Twin Lens Reflex. D. Press/View Camera
107. What photo paper is ideal to be used in a normal exposed film? 118. It is a lighting condition where object in open space cost a deep
a.#1. B.#3. C. #2. D.#4 and uniform or distinct shadow. 128. While the exposed film is not yet developed, the image recorder is
(a. Bright sunlight. B.Hazy sunlight technical referred to as:
108. The circular “dome-like” image: c.Dull sunlight. D.Cloudy dull a.Inverted. b.Negative
@ Curvature of field. C. Spherical aberration C.Latent. d.Positive
b.Chromatic aberration. D.Coma 119. The appearance of the original will come out and such result is
known as the? 129. A lens defect that can affect resolution and clarity, making it hard
109. The coherent light: a. Film. B.Negative to obtainsharp images.
a.Infrared light. B)Laser light c. Photograph. D.Picture a. curvature of field b. spherical aberration c. chromatic aberration d.
c.Visible light. D. Ultraviolet light coma
120. The bending of light around an object gives rise to the
110. When was the birth year of photography? phenomenon called 130. One the part of the film holder of the camera that usually houses
a.1939. b.1839. c.1793. d.1893 a.Attraction b. piffraction the filmcartridge:
c. Light Curve d. Light fingerprint a. Sprocket. B.Locking catch
111. A type of film that is sensitive to all colors: c.Guide roller. D.Cavity
a. Infrared b. Orthochromatic 121. The simplest camera is a_, which consists of a box with a small
c. Panchromatic. D.Chromatic hole in one of its sides. 131. The process of takingpictures with the use of microscope:
a.Camera obscura. C. Fixed focus camera a. Photomacrography
112. A systematic arrangement of colors to give a pleasant effect: B.. Pinhole camera. D.Nikkon camera c. Macrophotography
a.color perception b. color sensitivity b.Microphotography
c. color accuracy. D.color harmony 122. This means by which the object distance is estimated or calculated d.Photomicrography
to from sharp images
132. It refers to the lens which forms a real image on the opposite side a.Focusing mechanism 150. The word Photography was coined by
of the lens. c.Baseboard A John F. W. Herschel
a.Concave. b.Positive b.Condenser lenses d.Elevating control knob c. Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre
c.Convex. d.Negative b.Henry Fox Talbot
142. In the additive color mixture process combining the color blue and d. Leonardo Da Vinci
133. What is referred to the effective length of time a camera’s shutter green will produce cyan. What is the complementary color of blue?
is open? a.Yellow. b.Cyan. c.Magenta. d.Green 151. A distance at which lens of a camera is focused with a given
a.Diaphragm opening. B.Shutter particulardiaphragm opening which will give the maximum depth of
c.Shutter speed. D.Emulsion speed 143. It is the ability of an object to convert one wavelength to another field is:
as long as theactive energy source is irradiating the object: a. Focal distance. C. Subject distances
134. This is attached to the shutter to prevent accidental movement of a. Fluorescence b.Phosphorescence c.Luminescence. d.Interference b. Hyper focal distance d.Focal length
the cameraduring the exposure period.
a. Tripod. B. Cable release 144. The objects that allow sufficient visible light to pass through them 152. A type:of a lens that would make an object to be exaggeratedly
c. Light meter. D.Extinction meter that theobject on the other side may be clearly seen: closes to thephotographer and is ideal in stake out surveillance
135. It is used in chemical analysis and in curing and hardening of a. Transparent. B.Translucent photography.
different items forindustrial purposes c.Opaque. d.Filter a.Short Focus. B)Telephoto
a.long wave UV. B.)medium wave UV c.Normal Focus. D.Wide Angle
c.short wave UV. D. ultraviolet rays 145. Its actions start from one side and closes on the opposite side with
amore fastershutter speed. The statement is referring to: 153. In addition to legal medicine, as prober, how can you preserve
136. Refers to the range of illumination or the light allowed to affect a.central shutter b.leaf shutter perish able evidence like injuries, contusions, hemafoma,etc?
the sensitized material at a given time. c. focal plane shutter d.lens shutter a.Recording. b.Sketching
a.)Exposure. B. Aperture c.Photography. d.Listing
c.Shutter. d. Shutter speed 146. William Fox Talbot invented what particular object which uses a
paper impregnated with light sensitive compounds? 154. In crime scene photography, what view tends to show the four
137. The distance between the nearest and the farthest object in A Calotype b.Wet plate angles of the possible entrance and exit point of the suspect?
apparent sharpfocus when the lens is focused at a given point. c.Daguerreotype. d.Camera Obscura a.General View. C.Medium View
a.Angle of view. B.Focal Length b. Close-up shot. D.Extreme Close-up
c.Depth of Field. D. Focus 147. These are made of plastic material support the emulsion layer, it is
particularly known as the base which can be found on the: 155. In photography, what determines how effectively a moving object
138. The science or art of obtaining images in scientific materials by a.Base. b.Film. can be stopped, that is, how sharply it can be reproduced without
the action ofelectromagnetic radiation rays. c. Anti-halation backing. D.Gray blurring, or streaking in the final image?
a.Polygraphy. b.Dactyloscopy a.Focus. b. Shutter speed
c.Photography. d.Chemistry 148. A British scientist who made the first miniature cameras, the so- c.Aperture. d.Lens
called “mousetrap” cameras. 156. The part of the camera which controls the passage of light
139. The study of the fundamentals of photography, its application to a.Joseph Nicephore Niepce reaching thesensitized material which is compared to the eyelid of the
polic. Workand the preparation of photographic evidence: c. Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre human eye:
a. Cinematography b. Photograph c Forensic photography d. b. Willian Henry Fox Talbot a.Lens
Photography d.Sir John Herschel b.Shutter
c.Lens Opening
140.This part of a camera is used to allow light to enter through the lens 149. The result of his work was, images were fragile to the touch and d. Film Plane
for a-predetermined time interval. needed to beprotected under glass, but were capable of recording the 157. This enables the law enforcement investigator to record the visible
a.Shutter. b. Sensitized material finest detail. and, in manycases, the invisible evidence found at the crime scene:
c.Viw finder. D.Lens a. Joseph Nicephore Niepce a. Photography b. Police photography
c.Sir John Herschel c.Photographic
141. Which of the following supports the entire unit of th·enlarger, b. .Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre d.Willian Henry Fox Talbot d. Photograph
which usualiy.holds the easel that carries the photographic paper?
158. It is the range in front of and behind a sharply focused subject in 165. The science which deals with the study of the principles of 172. A type of camera in which the lens and shutter mounted to body
which detailsalso look sharp in the final photographic image: photography, thepreparation of photographic evidence and its by means of anaccordion-pleated bellows,·which can be folded into
a.Focus application to police work. camera foe ease of carrying.
b. Depth of field a. Forensic Photography a.accordion. b.folding
c.Camera trick c. Police Photography c.bellowed camera. D.SLR
d. Aperture b. Photography
159. Lens aberration in which light of different wavelength is focused d.Photograph 173. The part of the DSLR that converts the light into electrical signal
at differentdistances behind the lens. It can be corrected by combining as the start offorming digital images.
different types of glasslens: 166. What is the range of distance from the nearest object to the A charged-coupled device
a.Astigmatism farthest object thatis sharp when the lens is set or focused at a particular c. digital signal processor
b.)Chromatic aberration c. Spherical aberration d. Coma distance? b.analogue-to-digital converter
160.Light rays from the subject on the lens axis passing through off- a. Local length b)Depth of field c. Hyperfocal distance d.Focusing d. Central processing unit
center areas of the lens focus at different distances from the light rays
that pass directly throughthe center of the lens: 167. All practical lens images such as point a small blur which changes 174. This results in star images near the outer edge of the viewing field
a. Astigmatism b. Chromatic aberration in characterwith the change of lens aperture. The statement best seeming tohave comet-style tails scattering radially away from its
Spherical aberration. D.Coma describes: optical axis.
a. Diaphragin as a controller of depth of field c. Diaphragm as a a.coma. b.positive coma
161. One of the recent advancements of photography is in the use of controller of speed c.aberration. d. negative comaR
laser. Withlaser, one is able to produce a three-dimensional photograph b. Diaphragm as a controller of definition
called: d.Aperture 175. It is caused by lens dispersion, with different colors of light
a. Ektogram. B.Monogram travelling at differentspeeds while passing through a lens.
c. Photogram. dHologram 168. The highest the number is the smallest the opening or the one that a.curvature of field.
gives thelcast amount of ligint. The statement best describes: c. spherical aberration
162. The changes in direction of light are conclusive whenever light a.Diaphragm as a controller of depth of field c. piaphragm as a .chromatic aberration
process from onemedium to another. This is known as the phenomenon controller of speed d.coma
of refraction: b. Diaphragm as a controller of definition
a. Reflection. B.Diffraction d.apertur 176. This results in star images near the outer edge of the viewing field
c.Transparent. (d.)Refraction seeming to have comet-style tails scattering radially towards its optical
169.The person that first advocate the use of the photography for the axis.
163. The process of obtaining a magnified photograph of a small object identificationof criminals and the documentation of evidences and a.coma. b)positive coma
without theuse of a microscope, by using a short focus lens and a long crime scene. c.aberration. d.negative coma
bellow extension. a.Baltazard. b.Herschel
a. Macrophotography .c.Odelbercht. d.Maddox 177. A device made of thin overlapping metal leaves within a lens or
c. Microphotography camera whichcan be adjusted to spécific apertures of f-stops to control
b.Photomicrography 170. It is known as the fundamental characteristics of a lens that will the amount of light thatstrikes the film.
d.Photomicrography determine thesize of an image and area of coverage of the lens. The a.shutter. b.diaphragm
statement is referring to: c. aperture. D.diaphragm opening
164. The science of obtaining photographic magnification of minute a.aperture. b.focal length
objects by usinga camera attached to a compound microscope. The c.lens mechanism. D.shutter 178. It is believed that the word lens was derived from the Latin name
camera lens is removed because the microscope because the of the lentil,because a double-convex lens is lentil-shaped. In fact, the
microscope forms the image. 171. In photography using microprism, the image on focus will usually most eaten specie of theof this plant is –
a.Macrophotography shatter of anout of focus image and when it is exactly in focus the a.lentil. b.lens
c. Microphotography prisms seem to disappear.These microprisms are primarily found on: c.lens culinaris. D.lens polinaris
b. Photomicrography a.lens. b.filter
d. Photomicrography c.Fiew finder. D.ground glass 179. This effect causes images to be spherized, which means the edges
of images lookcurved and bowed to the human eye.
a. pincushion distortion 187. The photographer in crime scene investigation has to get as many The principles of photography with the aid of what particular lens
c.spherical aberration photographs as he can.The first shot that he should make just after mechanism?
b. barrel distortion reaching the crime scene is the house where the crime of murder was a.wide angle lens b.zoom lens
d. wavy field curvature committed to one of its ten rooms.In getting the façade of the C. Jelephoto lens. D.fish eye lens
house,what lens should he utilize?
180. A camera that uses lens and spring-loading shutter and roll film. a.telephoto lens. B.macro lens 193. In the modernization of the photogruphy, DSLR camera almost
Shutter speedand aperture usually not adjustable. c.normal lens. D. wide angel lens dominated the market because of its great features that are very useful
a.accordion camera. C. folding camera in commercial photo shoots.What do DSLR meana?
b.bellowed camera. D.box camera 188. When photographing the corpse in the scene,several pictures of a.Double system reflex camera
the conditions at the time of discovery including the environment of the b.Dual Single reflex'camera
181. The absence of all colors is black; white light is composed of the corpse must be taken from various photographic directions in order to: b.Digital System reflex carmera
three primarycolors – blue, green and red. What is the sum total of all a.Show whether there is any evidence of struggle and try to show what dJDigital Single reflex camera
colors of the rainbow? happen inside prior to the crime
a.Visible light. B.Light b)Show when photographing the general conditions as being deformed 194. What is the timing of the camera shutter and the tlash so that when
c.)White light. D.Rays as a whole, the shutter is fully opened, that's thc time' that the flash will yield its
photograph the damage parts and consider the range partly clearly highest peaksof illumination called?
182.To have a sharper image flash exposure is encouraged and it can be c.Take close-up shots on the damaged area in two angles from distance a.bounce flash. b.synx
computed. What if the guide number is 220 in a distance of 10 ft what of 8 to 10 feet c.on camera flash. d. synchronization
will be the exact aperture? d.Photographs general view of the building, look into windows,and
a. f11. B. f22. C.f5.6. d.f8 pathway 195. It is a sensitized material. that has the primary function of
recording the image that is focused upon it bythe lens of the camera.
183. Modern photographic papers are basically composed of a light 189. A black and white films possess several characteristics such as a.Phótographic paper (b.) Film
sensitive coating on a paper base which particularly suspended on what speed, spectral and granularity.The speed will be referring to the c.Filter d.Camera
substance? sensitivity of the film to light, granularity is the graininess and the
a.emulsion. b.silver halides spectral is the sensitivity to: 196. The most typical camgra used for police photography.
c.bromide. d. gelatin a.spectrum b.) wavelength c.electromagnetic energy d.all of these a.Polaroid still camera
(C)Single lens reflex camcra
184. In 1947 Edwin H.Land introduced the one step photography also 190. In outdoor photography, there will some instance that the presence b.Digital camera
known as of light is too much that produces a dilemma to the photographer. What d.View camera
Polariod. What will be produce by LASER? do you think is the best way to do?
a.Polaroid. B. Holograms a.find another subject 197. The English person who coined the term"Photography" in English
c.Digital Camera. D.DSLR c.use a much smaller lens opening language.
b)use a flash unit a.William Abney. b.Wiliam Talbot
185.What will be the lighting condition if you are going to take a d.move the subject into a well-lighted position c.Louis Daguerre (d) John F.Herschel
photograph using a film speed of IS0 200 and a shutter speed of 1/250
with an aperture of f87 191. Carlo Balita was taking a snap shot and expecting it to be sharp 198.lt is an adjustable mechanism that regulates the amount of light
a.bright. ⑤hazy but an reaching the film by varying the length of time,and it is consider as the
c.dull. d.open light Alteration happened to the expected image because it can be seen in door of the camera.
two viewpoints. What is that phenomenon? a.Lens. b.focusing Ring
186. Carding Dalisay was on to a special photography using a film that a.out of focus. B.underexposure Cshutter. d.Aperture
was sensitive to UV radiation and primary colors.Mr.Hart was using C. parallax. D.split image
what type of film? 199. In taking mug shots of a suspect who is standing,the camera
a.)Panchromatic film c.Blue sensitive film 192. PO3 Cardo with his team conducted a thorough stakeout of should be
b.Ultra violet film d.orthochromatic film a.certain building in Olympics II.In order to document all the positioned?
movements of their subjects, they applied a.At neck level. b. Gat chest level
·c.At hips level. d.Slightly above
c.Centimeters. d.Mile per second
200. Who is considered to be the father of aerial photography? 209. The light writes when it strikes minute crystals of light
a.Matthew Brady. b. Nadar surfaces(films and photographic papers) thru; 217. The process of changing the distance between the center of the
c.Samuel Morse. d.Al Hazen a. Camera. B.Photograph Device lens to the focal plane.It is the technique of adjusting the focal length to
c.Film and Accessories. D.Flashlight get the sharp image of the object or scene to be photographed
201.It is otherwise known as tin type process a.Infinity. b.Lens Change
a.heliography. b.cyanotype 210. The bending of light around an object gives rise to the c. Focusing. D.Shutting
c.calotype. d)collodion phenomenon called________.This phenomenon is responsible for the
partial illumination 218. It is important to have the lens at the right distance from the film
202.The small opening in a camera, usually circular in shape and Of object parts not directly in the path of the light. otherwise,the
usually variable that regulates theintensity of light which passes a.Detraction b.Retraction Image of an object point will bje seen as a circle which is;
through the lens is called? C.)Diffraction d.Defragmentation a.Clear in Appearance (b.)Blurred in Appearance c. No Photo d.All of
a.Diaphragm. b.Aperture these
c.shutter. d.shutter speed dial 211. What is the approximate wavelength of the primary color red?
a.700 nm b.450 nm c.550 nm d.590 nm 219. What part of the film consist of silver compounds which are light
203. The difference What is seen through the viewfinder and what the sensitive and halogens
camera records on the film is known as? 212. It refers to the taking in of light by the material.Following the law a.Top Layer b.Emulsion Layer
a.diffraction. b.refraction of conservation of energy, such light taken in is not lost but merely c.Film Base d.Film Surface
c. parallax. d.pentaprism transformed into
Heat 220. It is defines as the product of llumination and time.The unit of it is
204. The homogenous medium which absorbs differently wavelengths a. Diffraction b.Somnambulism usually in meter candle second which is equivalent to exposure
of c. Absorption d.Convection produced by a light source of one candlepower,in the second at a
electromagretic energy is known as? distance of one meter from the surface of the sensitive material.
a. lens. (b)ilter 213. Mediums that merely slow down the speed of light but allow to a.Photographic Exposures
c.film. d.photographic papers pass freely on b. Photographic Speed
Other respects,transmit 90% or more of the incident light. c.Light
205. The distance between the nearest and the farthest objects in a.Translucent b. Opaque d,None of these
apparent sharp focus with the lens if focus at a given point is termed? c. Transparent Objects d.None of these
a.focal length. b.focal point 221. These are used to control the relative tone values in which colors
c.focal plane. d. depth of field 214.What changes the size of the aperture of the lens and regulates the are rendered by the photographic process, t lighten or darkened
amount of light reaching the film? particular colors or to obtain color separation records for color
206. The sensitivityyaf film to light is termed? a)Diaphragm. B.Shutter photography works.
a.high contrast. b) film speed c.Lens. d.Film a.Viewing Filter. B)Color Filter
c.highlights. d.contrast c. Filtering. D,None of these
215. What part of the camera controls the opening and closing of the
207. A photograph of the crime scene is a factual reproduction and shutter regulates the quantity of light that reaches and affects the 222. Because of the fact that all negative does not print pest on one
accurate record of the crime scene becguse it captures time,space and sensitized material, a dial which sets the length of time in which light is kind of paper,
a. Person. (b)Event allowed to enter the camera? And in order to permit printing fore special effeets,photographic papers
c.Things. d.Crime Scene a. Shutter Speed c.Focusing Mechanism is made in. several different grades of contrast and surface texture.
b.Shutter Release Button c. Shutter Speed Dial What is the paper made by Kodak that offers six degees of contrast and
208. In Police Photography it can be use as demonstration glossy surface?
enlargements, individual photos, projection slides mption pictures. 216. The lens is as important part of a camera as the body.Lenses are a.Sentix Paper. B. Kodak Paper
a.Court Proceedings referring to in generic terms as wide-angle, normal and telephoto.The (eVelox Paer. D.Handrin Paper
b.Educational Tour three terms refer to the
c. Court Exhibits Focal length of the lens,which is customarily measure in 223. In photography,there are persons who lack the ability to
d. Crime Prevention a. Millimeters. B. Inches differentiate forms,
Sizes,letter,configaration,design and angles because of c.telephoto lens. D. macro lens 242. It is thé reprodaction of one’s thought,the action of light sensitizcd
a.Blindness. (b.,Astigmatism materials with the aid of a camera,its accessories and the process
c.Chromatic Aberration. D.Coma 233. The type of filter that is used to reduce reflection is called; involved therein;
a.neutral density. B.contrast filter ③photography
224. To avoid reflections in photographing vehicle accident in broad C@polarizing filter. D.haze filter b.police photography
daylight the photographer must use what kind of filter? C.forensic photography
a.Red. b. Yellow 234. A camera lens that is thicker in the middle and thinner at both ends d.mug photography
(②Polarizing. D.Any of them is called;
a. convex lens. B.negative lens 243. The reproduction of Dermanent record of an image by the
225. In photography,the recommended safelight for printing is: c.concave lens. D.diverging lens combined action of light and chemicaI processing;
a.green. b. light blue a.)photograph b.photography
C. red. D.yellow-green 235. A type of light sensitized materials that produces negative after c.forensic photography d. photogenic
development;
226. The time that a shutter is opened,allowing light to reach the film a. film. B.lens 244A room which is dark and in which light-sensitive materials maybe
is known as: c.film holder. D.shutter handled
a.parallax b.lens speed Without fear of accident exposure.
c.diaphragm speed d.) shutter speed 236. An electromagnetic energy,that excites the retina of the eye and a.developing room. B.storing room
make things visible; c. darkroom. D.showroom
227. To make the latent image in the exposed film visible,the film is a.ljght. b.base. c.ASA. d.flare
treated in a solution called; 245. A viewing instrument attached to a camera,used to obtain proper
a.fixer. b.restrainer 237. It serves as the barriers of the rays of light that will enter and composition;
c.stop bath. C. acid solution effect the film inside the camera and is ustually placed at the path of the a.finder. B)view finder
light pissing thru the lens; c.film finder. D.film viewer
228. The type of film that contains numerous numbers of large grains a.film holder. B. shutter.
of silver halides that usually develop in groups is called; c.lens. d.light tight box 246.It is a light sensitive part of the film and it is the medium through
a. fast film. B.slow film which the
c.color film. D.chrome film 238. This part of the camera is very essential because of its capability Physical and chemical changes from latent to.negative image takes
to exclude all unwanted light that may expose the sensitized materials place;
229. If the focal length is equal to the diagonal measure of the image or film; a.film. b.)emulsion
area,the lens is called; a.film holder. B. shutter c.sensitized material. D.negative
a. normal lens. B. wide angle lens c.lens. d.light tight box
c.telephoto lens. D.macro lens 247. It is the process of photographing or recording of crime scene or
239. The following are the essential parts of camera,except; any other
230.The determining factor of how wide the area of coverage of a lens a.film holder. B.shutter Objects for court presentation;
as well as the size of the image that will produce is the; c.lens. ①film a.police photography
a.lens opening. B.depth of field b.forensic photography
c.lens aperture. @focal length 240. It holds the film firmly inside the camera and it is always located c.photography
at the oppose aide of the lens of any cameras; d.mug photography
231. A lens with a variable focal length is known as; ③film holder. B. shutter
a. normal lens. B.telephoto lens c.lens. d.light tight box 248. The invisible image formed in an enulsion by exposure to light
c.wide angle lens. D. zoom lens and it can be rendered visiblé by developments process;
241. It is the one responsible focusing the rays of light coming from the a.image. b.)latent image
232. A camera lens that is capable of taking photographs for extreme object; c.hidden image. D.invisiblé image
close up a.film holder. B.shutter
Photography without the use of close up attachment is calle c. lens. D.light tight box 249. A science which deals with the study of the principles of
a.zoom lens. B. wide angle lens photography the
Preparation of photographic evidences and its application to police c.200-400. d.800 and above c. exposure. D.photo-enlarging
worlk;
a.photography 258. Emulsion speed,also known as film.speed,means; 267. If the distance between the center
b.forensic photography a. the sensitivity of the lens to light Of the camera lens and the film place is 52 mm.then 52 mm.is the;
c..photographic evidence c.how fast the lens will run a.focal plane. B.parallax
d l.)police photography b.the films sensitivity to light c. focal length. D.wave length
d.film for general purpose
250.A shect of strip or celluloid, coated with a light sensitive emulsion 268. When light changed its direction while passing through a
for exposure in a camera; 259The distance between the nearest sharp (clear) object and the transparent medium, the phenomenon that took place is;
a.sensitized material. B.cmulsion farthest sharp (clear)object in the photograph is referred to as a.reflection. b.transmission
c.gelatin. d.film a.focus. D.focal distance c.diffraction. @refraction
c..depth-of-field. D. defocus
251. A lens which can be vicwed in apparent focal-length while 269. The light that likes the surface of a medium is called
maintaining focus on a given object it gives the effect of moving to or 260. The following numbers f-1.2,f-2.8,6-5.6,f-11, and f-22,which are a.diffused light. B. incident light
from the subject when used on a motion picture camera; printed in the. Diaphragm ring are called; c.specular light. D.reflected light
a.normal lens. ⑤zoom lens a.full stops. B.half stops
c.macro lens. D.wide angle lens d-F-stops. D.f-numbers 270. Photograph of the crime scene is a factual record of a criminal
incident because;
252. A pieced of colored glass or gelatin,which is usually a placed in 261. The setting of the f-stop ring that allows the widest aperture is; a. The picture was taken immediately before the criminal incident
front of the camera lens to compensate for the difference in color a.f-32. b.f-8. C. f-1.2. d.f-0.1 b. it captures the place,time and event of the crime
sensitivity between the film .and the eye; C.The photograph was taken by a professional police photographer.
b.diaphragm. c.aperture 262. Fish- eye lens is a special type of camera having a. a view angle d.It shows the victim and the weapon of the criminal,
④ilter. A.shutter of;
a.60 degrees. B.90 degrees 271. What is the branch of photography covering the legal application
253. The scattering of light waves that occurswhen they strike the edge C. 180 degrees. D.36O degrees of photography in jurisprudence and criminal investigation
of an opaque material; a. Photomicrography
a.refraction. b.reflection 263.The period betwee. The opening and closing of the camera shutter c. forensic photography
Cdiffraction. D.diffusion when SRB is pressed in the b.Police Photography
a.emulsion speed. B.shutter speed d.Photo-Criminalistics
254. When light passes through an object most of the light rays are (C. Jexposure d.none of the above
absorbed, the. 272. There are many forms of camera lenses.There are lenses that
Object is considered as; 264. Optical defects of camera lenses causing imperfect images in coverage light while others disperse light rays.The lens that gathers and
a)Translucent medium c.Luminous object photographs are technically called; focus light rays to a
b.Opaque medium. D.Transparent object a.parallax. b. abrasion Certain point is called;
c.diffraction. d. aberation a.simple lens. B.concave lens
255. The field of view of a normal lens is; c. prism. @convex lens
A .45 degrees. B.90 degrees 265. The inability of the camera to capture and record the whole scene
c.180 degrees. D.360 degrees E orr area seen in the viewfinder refers to error in focusing technically 273. The bouncing of incident light after hiting the surface of a medium
called; is called
256. The main ingredient of the fixing bath is the fixer,The chemical a.abrasion. Bparallax Sreflection.What is the terrm referring to the bending of light rays as
commonly used as fixer is the; c.distortion. d.astigmatism they pass
a.hypo. b.potassium bromide Through a transparent medium?
c. acetic acid. D.potassium alum 266. If you are allowing sufficient amount of light to enter the camera a.Diffraction. b.Deflection
and expose the film that you have loaded, then you are observing c. Refraction. D.Transmission
257. The film speed that is used for general purpose is ISO; correct
a.25-100. @100-200 a.focusing. b. depth of field
274. The part of the single lenreflex camera responsible in rectifying a.Diaphragm. (D)Aperture a.light. b.film
the image being captured by the focusing lens(thus enabling the c.shutter. d.shutter speed dial c.camera. pone of these
photographer to the see the subject’s correct position in the view finder)
is the; 283. The difference what is seen through the viewfinder and what the 292. This photography may be utilized for flash photography in almost
a.lens and mirror b. light tight box canera records on the fiim is known as; no visible
C.pentaprism. d.film plane a.mirages. b.diffraction Light. Night photography can be photograph using this special
c.refraction. @parallax technique using blackout flash lamps.
275. What type ofs gathers and focus light rays at the other side of the 284. The homogenous medium which absorbs differently wavelengths a.Photomicrography b.Photomacrography
lens? of @nfra-red photo d.Uitra-violet ph0to
a. prism (bconcave lens Electromagnetic energy is known as;
c.20om lens d.convex Jens a.lens. (b) filter 293. A photographic process by which a large number of prints coald be
c.film. d.photographic papers produced
276. In photography the number of complete waves that pass a given From a paper negative.
point in one second is called 285.The distance between the nearest and the farthest objects in a.heliography. b. daguerreotype
a.)wavelength. B.velocity apparent sharp. Focus with the lens if focus at a given point is termed. c.cyanotype. d. calotype
c.frequency. d.spectrum a.focal length. B.focal plane
c.a focal. A)depth of ield 294. What is the film that is sensitive to all colors?
277. It is an adjustable mechanism that regulates the amount of light a.autochrome. b.kodachrome
reaching the film by varying the length of time and it is consider as the 286. The sensitivity of film to light is termed. c.monochrome. d.)panchromatic
door of the camera. a.high contrast. B. film speed
a.Lens. b.focusing Ring c.highlights. d.contrast 295. It is a wound dressing material made of nitrated cotton dissolved
(C.Shutter. d.Aperture in ether and. Alcohol and other chemicals on sheet of glass.
287. The photographing of objects directly enlarged on the negative a.cyanotype. b.hydroquinone
278. In taking mug shots of a suspect who is standing,the camera and magnified. From 1 to 9x is called. C)collodion. D.monochrome
should be a.photomicrography b. blow-up c.enlargement. d. photomicrography
Positioned 296. The function is to “gather” light rays from a subject,form and
a.At neck level. (D) At chest level 288. The most basic of all cameras that has a non-adjustable lens is focus those rays
c.At hips level. D.Slightly above known as Into an image,and project this image onto film inside the camera.
a.pinhole. b. fixed focus a.aperture. b.shutter
279 It’is a sensitizcd material that has the primary function of recording c.camera obscura. D.point and short C)lens. D.focusing ring
the image
That is focused upon it by the lens of the camera. 289. The inability of the lens to bring horizontal and vertical lines in 297. Part of the camera which when pressed will keep the shutter in
a. Photographic paper. B.Film the subject to the same plane of focus in the image open position.
c.Filter. d.Camera Called; a.shutter blades(
a.coma b.ghutter release button
280. The most typical camera used for police photography. b.spherical aberration c.shutter speed dial d.shutter focus
a. Polaroid still. (B)Single lens reflex c.Digital camera. D.View E. astigmatism
camera d.chromate aberration 298.The smaller the lens opening the smaller the F-number.The smaller
the lens opening the lesser the light that will enter the camera.
281 It is otherwise known as tin type process 290. The enclosed darkroom lanp fitted with a filter to screen out light a.both statements are correct
a.hcliography. b. cyanotype rays to which film and paper are sensitive is known as; b.the first statement is correct and the second statement is incorrect.
c.calotype. d)collodion a.reflector. (b) safelight c. the first statement is incorrect and the second statement is correct.
c.side lighting. D.soft lighting d.both statements are incorrect
282. The small opening in a camera, usually circular in shape and
usually variable that regulates the jtensity of light which passes through 291. The four (4) major factors involved in photography are the 299. The bigger the lens openingthe bigger the f number. The more
the lens is called following except; light that will enter the camera.
a.bothstatements are correct
b.the first statement is correct and the second statement is incorrect.
d.both statements are incorrect

300. The smaller the aperture opening, the shallow the DOF.The bigger
tne aperture opening,the deeper the DOF
a.both statements are correct
b.the first statement is correct and the secon statement is incorrect
c. the first statement is incorrect and the second statement is correct.
d.both statements are incorrect