1. Camera obscure is also know as the dark room, which is a darkened box with a lens that allows light to come in and out for a picture.
2. A pinhole camera is a light-tight can or object that has a shutter and aperture.
3. The three things a camera has in common is aperture and shutter. They are also light tight, allows no light to come in.
4. The two parts that allow light in are the shutter and the aperture.
5. You test the pinhole camera for light leaks by putting in a new test strip and then taking the camera outside into light. Then you take it back in the dark room and if the strip is still white, then there are no leaks. You can fix by covering with black paper and making sure cap is tight.
6. Camera shake is movement of the camera while you try to take a picture. If the image comes out blurry there was either camera shake or something moving in the picture.
7. Developer is chemicals that bring out the image in the film. It is converted by a chemical reaction.
8. The stop bath removes all the chemicals and stops the chemical reaction process once it;s done developing.
9. The fixer is the last step in the photographic process. It stabilizes the image and removes the unexposed silver halide that remains on the film.
10. You need to agitate the chemicals so they are in a mild even motion while being processed. It prevents spotting, streaking, and staining.
11. You can prevent prints from sticking together by making sure they are clean and store them in a air tight bag.
12. You wash prints to get rid of any remaining chemicals still on the photo. If you didn't wash the image, it may deteriorate after while.
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