Analog & Film Stock Quiz

Film photography offers a tactile, organic quality. Test your knowledge of film speeds, development processes, and characteristics of different film stocks.

1 / 10

ISO in film is referred to as:

Speed

Gain

Volume

Density

2 / 10

Which format is larger?

35mm

120 (Medium Format)

110

APS-C

3 / 10

"Pushing" film means:

Advancing the film

Shooting at a higher ISO than box speed and developing for longer

Using a faster shutter

Physically pushing the camera

4 / 10

C-41 is the standard development process for:

Black and White

Color Negative Film

Slide Film (E-6)

Digital

5 / 10

Slide film (E-6) produces:

A negative image

A positive image (transparency)

A digital file

A print

6 / 10

"Grain" in film is analogous to what in digital?

Pixels

Noise

Sensor dust

Banding

7 / 10

Portra 400 is famous for its:

High contrast

Skin tones and exposure latitude

Black and white look

Blue cast

8 / 10

A "Light Leak" happens when:

The lens is open

Unwanted light hits the film (usually from a seal gap)

The flash misfires

The sun is too bright

9 / 10

35mm film has how many perforations (sprocket holes)?

None

On both edges

Only on one edge

In the middle

10 / 10

Double Exposure on film requires:

Two cameras

Not advancing the film between shots

Two lenses

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