SY25_Units 5-8 Vocab.

2. a technique where you write quickly and continuously for a period of time
3. editing basic image data without overwriting the original data
5. study and organized recording of the human culture
7. photographic process captured on a glass or metal plate that hardens after certain light exposure
10. photographic color process invented by the Lumiere brothers
12. neutralizes the color temperature in a photo to make the white, blacks, and grays true to their colors
15. a color-still film that used a subtractive process
16. collection of your best work showcasing your unique style, skills, and experience
18. something you write to help your audience understand your artistic vision
19. levels of darknes and brightness within a photo

1. sheets if transparent plastic film that exhibited a reversal of light
4. the 19th-centrury art movement characterized by small, thin, lightly, visible brush strokes and open composition
6. category of something, such as
8. an airtight box with no lens and a single hole poked in one side-also called a pinhole camera
9. a photograph taken by an early photographic process employing an iodine-sensitized silvered plate and mercury vapor
11. photographic process where paper coated with silver iodide is use to make negatives-also called a talbotype
13. adjusts the intensities of the colors, usually limited to bands of red, green, and blue
14. the sequence of steps one goes though from start to finish of a work process
17. changing colors in specific bands of luminance, altering the mids, lows, and highs separately