Pinhole Camera Worksheet

1. A darkened box with a convex lens or aperture for projecting the image of an external object onto a screen inside
2. A pinhole camera films a picture only in black, white and grey
3. They all have a shutter, aperture, light tight 
4. The shutter and the aperture
5. You can test your camera for light by going outside and opening the shutter for 10 seconds, if the picture paper has any blacks (negative light) then you need to add more blacks to the outside.
6. Camera shake is when you are moving the camera causing the image to blur.
7. The developer brings the invisible image up.
8. Stage 2, and it stops the image from becoming visible
9. The fixer is the first stage that makes it so light won't affect the picture
10. You agitate chemicals while printing so the chemicals can successfully 
11. You can prevent prints from sticking together by laying them in a tray spaced out
12. We wash the prints to get all the chemicals off