1.

He the first person who developed

photograph by way of heliographic
process.
a. Joseph N. Niepce
c. Claude S. Niepce

b. Louis Daguerre
d. Isidhore Niepce

2. Heliographic means;
a. Writing in the sun b. Many writings
c. Manuscript
d. Copy

3. He successfully introduced to the world

the first non-fading image.
a. Joseph N. Niepce b. Louis Daguerre
c. Claude S. Niepce d. Isidhore Niepce
4. He coined the word Photography.
a. John F.W. Herschel b. George Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land d. James C. Maxwell

5. He researched on color photography

in 1861.
a. John F.W. Herschel b. George Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land d. James C. Maxwell
6. A silver nitrate darkened if it is
exposed to light. Who discovered this?
a. John Herschel b. WH Talbot
c. JH Schulze
d. I. Newton

7. He is the founder of Kodak Company.

a. John F.W. Herschel b. George Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land d. James C. Maxwell
8. he introduced Polaroid the one-step
photography.
a. John F.W. Herschel b. George Eastman
c. Edwin H. Land d. James C. Maxwell

9. Who discovered that white light is

composed of different colors?
a. Hercules Florence b. Isaac Newton
c. Alhazen d. JN Niepce
10. The principles of a pinhole camera,
belongs to a Chinese Philosopher
named;
a. Mozi b. Te in shi
b. Mao chi tung d. Buddah

11. He explained why the image were

upside down in a pinhole camera
obscura.
a. Alhazen b. W. Talbot
c. C. Carlson d. R. Gates
12. He invented the gelatin dry plate
silver bromide process.
a. RL Maddox
c. G. Eastman

b. W. Abney
d. H. Goodwin

13. He discovered the use of

Hydroquinone as Developing Agent.
a. Sir W. Abney
c. C. Carlson

b. W. Talbot
d. R. Gates

14. LASER was invented in what year?

a. 1960s
c. 1980s

b. 1970s
d. 1990s

15. When was the first digital camera

introduced.
a. 1988
c. 1968

b. 1978
d. 1998

16. What type of photograph was used

as evidence in the case of Lueo vs.
U.S.?
a. Polaroid type b. Daguerreotype
c. Digital type
d. Kodak chrome
17. He is a professor in Lausanne
Switzerland and contributes heavily in
the use of Photography in forensic
science in 1902. Who is he?
a. Dr. Reis b. Victor Baltazard
c. August Vallmer
d. Dr. Villarba

18. He developed a method of photographic

comparison of bullets and cartridge cases
which act as an early foundation of the
field of ballistics.
a. Dr. Reis
b. Victor Baltazard
c. August Vallmer d. Dr. Villarba
19. He established the School of Criminology
at the University of California, Berkeley.
Paul Kirk presided over the major of
criminalistics within the school.
a. Dr. Reis
b. Victor Baltazard
c. August Vallmer d. Dr. Villarba

20. What is the first school in the

Philippines to offer Photography as a
subject in Criminology?
a. PCCr.
b. WMSU
c. PNPA
d. PMA
21. The following are the basic
components in photography except;
a. Light
c. Printing

b. Camera
d. None of these

22. An art or science which deals with the

reproduction of images through the action of
light, upon sensitized materials, with the aid
of a camera and its accessories, and the
chemical processes involved therein, is called;
a. Police Photography
b. Photography
c. Forensic Photography d. Commercial Phtg.
23. An art or science which deals with the study
of the principles of photography, the
preparation of photographic evidence, is
called;
a. Police Photography
b. Photography
c. Forensic Photography d. Commercial Phtg.

24.. The art or science of photographically

documenting a crime scene and evidence for
laboratory examination and analysis, is referred
to;
a. Police Photography
c. Forensic Photography

b. Photography
d. Commercial Phtg.

25. Why does some Forensic examiner wants to use

Photomicrography?
Because he wants to enlarge minute objects 10 times
and up with the aid of a microscope.
b. Because he wants to lessen the large object by way
of using a microscope.
c. Because he wants to focus on the evidence
surprisingly found behind other than the concerned
object .
d. Because objects automatically can be seen clearly.
a.

26. In the case of former Pres. Clinton allegedly having

elicit affair with Ms. Lewinsky, how does the CIA found
the saliva & sperm in the clean & well laundered coat
of the Pres. What type of photography he use?

a. UV Photography b. Infrared Photography

c. X-ray Photography
d. Streak Photography

27. What type of photography use to

record internal structure of the body.
a. UV Photography b. Infrared Photography
c. X-ray Photography
d. Streak Photography

28. When objects that directly enlarge in the

negative and magnified from 1 to 9 times is
called;
a. Photomacrography
b. Photomicrography
c. Infrared
d. Ultraviolet

29. It is known as electromagnetic

energy.
a. LASER
b. Wavelength
c. Light d. Radiation

30. Light travels at a speed of about

_________ miles per second.
a. 185,000
c. 187,000

b. 186,000
d.188,000

31. 400 to 700 nn is referred to

;_____________
a. LASER
b. Infrared light
c. Ultravioletd. visible light

32. 01 to 30 nanometers is what kind

of invisible light?
a. X-ray
b. Infrared
c. Ultravioletd. LASER
33. 30 to 400 nn is considered what
kind of invisible light?
a. X-ray
b. Infrared
c. Ultravioletd. LASER

34. A light that travels 700 to 1000 + nn

up to 2000, is called;
a. X-ray b. Infrared
c. Ultravioletd. LASER
35. If blue and green lights merge over
the other, it will produced a cyan color.
What do you call this color mixture?
a. Additive color mixture
b. Subtractive color mixture

36. the deflection or bouncing back of

lights when hits a surface is called;
a. Reflection
c. Diffraction

b. Refraction
d. Reaction

37. the bending of light when passing

from one medium to another is
called;
a. Reflection
c. Diffraction

b. Refraction
d. Reaction

38. the bending of light when it hits a

sharp edge of an opaque object is
called;
a. Reflection b. Refraction
c. Diffractiond. Reaction
39. An object that allows sufficient visible
light to pass through, is called;
a. Translucent
b. Transparent
c. Opaque d. None of these

40. An object that does not allow the

light to pass through, or greatly
diffuse is called;
a. Translucent
c. Opaque

b. Transparent
d. None of these

41.Flash lights and bulbs, are example

of:
a. Natural light

b. Artificial light

42. A kind of Ultraviolet light that is used in

Medical Operations and Forensic
examination is called;
a. Long wave UV
c. Short wave UV

b. Medium UV
d. Artificial UV

43. A kind of UV light used for variety of

purposes such as to sterilize air and
place of work is called;
a. Long wave UV
c. Short wave UV

b. Medium UV
d. Artificial UV

44. LASER was invented in the year;

a. 1960
c.1980

b. 1970
d. 1980

45. Defined as a light-tight box; with a lens

to form an image, with a shutter and
diaphragm to control the entry of the
image, a means of holding a film to record
the image/and a viewer or viewfinder to
show the photographer what the image is.
a. Camera
b. Film holder
c. Lens
d. Lens opening

46. What was invented in 1700?

a. 110 camera
reflex
c. Twin camera
obscura

b. Single lens
d. Camera

47. Daguerreotype was invented in

the year;___
a. 1700
c. 1980

b.1839
d. 1600

48. What type of camera was invented

in the year 1924?
a.35 mm
c. Twin camera

b SLR
d. Polaroid camera

49. The first marketed camera in 1900

was the ________.
a. Brownie
b. Pentax
c. Camera obscura
d. yachica

50. Twin Lens was invented in the

year;____
a. 1700
c. 1980

b.1839
d. 1970s

51. What was invented in the year

1980s?
a. Digital Camera
b. 110 camera
c. SLR
d. D200

52. What was invented in the year

1988?
a. Digital Camera
b. 110 camera
c. SLR camera
d. Cellphone
53. In 1978, what camera brand
introduces the first point and shoot
autofocus?
a. Canon
b. Konica
c. Sony d. Olympus

54. What digital camera was

demonstrated in the year 1984?
a. Pixar
c. Canon

b. Eastman kodak
d. Nikon

55. a transparent medium which

either converge or diverge light rays
passing through it to form an image is
called;
a. Camera
b. Lens
c. Shutter
d. Lens opening

56. When light passing through near the

central part of converging lens are
bended more sharply than those rays
falling in the edge, it is called;
a. Spherical Aberration
b. Coma
c. Curvature of field d. Distortion
57. When the light rays entering the lens
obliquely, and defects is noticeable
only on the outer edges, is called;
a. Spherical Aberration
b. Coma
c. Curvature of field d. Distortion

58. A kind of defect where the image

formed by lens comes to a sharper
focus in a curved surface than a flat
surface is called;
a. Curvature of field b. Distortion
c. Chromaticd. Astigmatism
59. A lens that is incapable of rendering
straight lines correctly either horizontal
or vertical lines in an object is called;
a. Curvature of field b. Distortion
c. Chromaticd. Astigmatism

60.A lens which corrects chromatic

aberration is called;
a. Achromatic
c. Anastigmat

b. Rapid-rectilinear
d. Apochromat

61. Rapid-rectillinear lens corrects

what type of aberration?
a. Distortion b. Chromatic
c. Spherical d. coma

62. A lens that corrects for astigmatism but with

higher degree of correction to color, is called;
a. Distortion b. Chromatic
c. Spherical d. Apochromat
63. The distance measured from the optical
center of the lens to the film plane when the
lens is set or focused at infinity position or far
distance is called;
a. Wavelength
b. Focal length
c. Depth of field d. Caliber

64. A lens that has a wide area of

coverage but produces a small image
size is referred to;
a. Wide angle
b. Normal
c.Telephoto d. Zoom
65. A lens that produces a bigger image
of objects at far distance, is called;
a. Wide angle
b. Normal
c. Telephoto d. Zoom

66. A lens with variable focal length is

called;
a. Wide angle
b. Normal
c. Telephoto d. Zoom
67. It controls the amount of light that
will get in to the camera. It comes in fnumbers/f stop-numbers.
a. Shutter speed b. Lens opening
c. Lens d. Depth of field

68. defined as the distance between the

nearest and the farthest object in apparent
sharp focus when the lens is set or focused
on a given distance.
a. Shutter
speed
c. Lens d. Depth of field

b. Lens opening

69. The setting of the proper distance in

order to form a sharp image is called;
a. Focusing b. Exposure
c. Depth of fields d. Focal lens

70. a device that controls the amount of

time to make an exposure for an
accurately time intervals then closes
automatically is called;
a. Shutter speedb. Lens opening
c. Lens d. Depth of field
71. The product of the total light
intensity and the length of time it
strikes the emulsion is referred to as;
a. Exposure b. Range finder
c. Parallax d. film

72. If the film is ISO 100, what is the

recommended equivalent exposure,
under a bright sunlight?
a. 1/250=f11
b. 1/500=f11
c. 1/125 =f11
d. 1/60=f8
73. A mechanism used to measure the
angle of convergence of light as seen
from the aperture is called;
a. Exposure b. Range finder
c. Parallax d. film

74. When the lens is focused on an object

at infinity, the distance from the lens to
the nearest object in sharp focus is
called;
a. Focal Plane
b. Hyperfocal Distance
c. Focal length d. Lens diameter
75. The change of appearance and
orientation of objects when seen from
two view points is called;
a. Exposure b. Range finder
c. Parallax d. film

76. It is also known as the sensitized

materials.
a. Exposure b. Range finder
c. Parallax d. film
77. consist of crystal of light-sensitive
compounds like silver nitrate and
silver halide evenly distributed
throughout plastic base material.
a. Anti-halation backing
c. Base d. Acetate

b. Emulsion

78. A double image in a photograph or

halo is a defect called;
a. Ghost
c. Halograph

b. Halation
d. Hallography

79. The emulsion and the plastic base film

to prevent whatever light that passes
through the emulsion and reflected by the
base back to the emulsion which forms a
halo is called;
a. Anti-halation backing b. Emulsion
c. Base
d. Acetate

80. DIN means;

a. Deutche Industri Normen
b. Dept. of Inking Network.
81. What type of chemical used in
order the photograph becomes
durable?
a. Developer
c. Fixer

b. Stop-bath
d. Water

82. What developing chemical that

smells like vinegar?
a. Developer
b. Stop-bath
c. Fixer
d. Water
83. What is the first Chemical used in
developing?
a. Developer
c. Fixer

b. Stop-bath
d. Water

84. It is connected to the camera,

while the other is attached to a slave
is called;
a. Fill-in flash
c. Bounce light

b. Multiple flash
d. Ring flash

85. A type of flash to which the

shutter speed is B is called;
a. Umbrella flash b. Fill-in flash
c. Open flash
d. Ring flash

86. When you press the shutter release

button, the shutter opens up for a period of
approximately 1/50 seconds is called;
a. T Stantaneous
b. Fill-in flash
c. Open flash d. B open bulb
87. These are colored disks of glass or
gelatin which are placed in front of the
camera lens to improve the quality of
photographs, is reffered to;
a. Lens b. filter
c. Shutter
d. glass

88. To increase the contrast in blackand-white photographs what filter is

used?
a. UV filter b. Polarizing Filter
c. Color filter
d. Neutral Density filter
89. If you want the blue sky to appear
darker in a black and white
photography, what filter will you use?
a. Yellow filter
b. Red filter
c. Blue filter d. Green filter

90. This filter is recommended to used

outdoors, because it renders the tone
of a blue sky.
a. Yellow filter
b. Red filter
c. Blue filter
d. Green filter
91. To alter the response of spectral
sensitivity, as a photographer, what
recommended filter will he use?
a. Haze filter
b. correction filter
c. Skylight filter
d. starburst filter

92. Type of B&W film most commonly

used in investigative photography.
a. Panchromatic film b. Monochromatic
c. Orthochromatic
d. Non-chromatic
93. A B&W film that make reds dark
tone and while green and blues as light
tones.
a. Panchromatic film b. Monochromatic
c. Orthochromatic
d. Non-chromatic

94. This type of film can be mounted a

slides and can be projected with a slide
viewer. It ends word called chrome.
a. Negative b. Color Reversal film
c. LCD d. Color negative film
95. What kind of a printing papers
intended for low contrast in the
sensitized paper?
a. Velox#0
c. Velox#2

b. Velox#1
d. Velox#3

96. In stake out surveillance

photography, where the photographer
cannot get to the subject, what kind
of lens must be used?
a. Normal
b. Wide-angle
c. Telephoto d. Zoom
97. The combination of blue and green
light will produce what colour?
a. Black b. Magenta
c. Cyan d. Yellow

98. There are two types of color films, the

negative and the reversal. Which of the
following suffix indicates the negative one?
a. Color b. Chrome
c. Ortho d. Pan
99. Which of the following technical equipment is
used for night photography?
a.Wide-aperture standard lens for pictures featuring
people.
b.Use of zoom lens for light blurs effects
c.Cable release
d.All of these

100. What photography makes use of

microscope and is used to record
minute evidence such as powder
debris, stains, hairs and fibers?
a. Microphotography b. Camcorders
c. Ultra violetc. Infra red
101. This is one of the camera
accessories usually used to keep the
camera steady and this is used when
using slow shutter speed.
a. Mono pod b. Hand held flash
c. Speed light
d. Tripod

102. It is the part of the perspective

photography which depicts the four
corners of the wall and top view.
a. Near close up
b. Mid-range
photographs
c. Shallow depth of fields d. Over all
photographs
103. To obtain a good image, a tripod
is used in Philippine photography.
How many legs does a tripod have?
a. 1
b. 2 c. 3
d. 4

104. In crime scene photography, when

we hear the so-called total take, it
simply means you have to photograph
all the _________.
a. Evidence recoveredb. Unusual items
c. Angles of the scene d. Victims
105. He made the first aerial photograph
of Paris from a hot air bal0on.
a. Nadar b. Talbot
c. Niepce
d. Daguerre

106. Lens that is characterized by a

thicker center and thinner sides.
a. concave lens
b. convex lens
c. negative lens
d. positive lens