The answer to your question is true.
Answer:
The most difficult part is that one is loading the film in the dark.
Explanation:
Processing a film in the dark room gives photographer more control over the print and images can be easily visible to even naked eye once taken by the camera.
There are some techniques that need to be followed in a darkroom which include dodging, burning, masking. These are more of physical techniques that need to be followed. Some of the other challenges of loading a film is that photo might come out dirty or one may break the roll while loading it on the film. There are, therefore, some safety concerns when loading a roll of the film on the reel in a darkroom.
THE DEFINITION-the use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacturing or other production process:
THE ANSWER- I believe out of the choices provided, 1 would be the answer that best fits the definition.
Answer:
Option C is the answer - An estimate of the asset's value at the end of its benefit period
Explanation:
Salvage value (also known as scarp value or residual value) is an estimated book amount an asset is worth when its useful life comes to an end. A higher value can be quoted when an asset is sold off before the end of its beneficial life and a zero rating is usually stated when the asset is being used for a longer period of time. Depreciation schedule calculation do have the salvage value as its significant component.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Process of elimination. C and D are out. A doesn’t really make sense in the question. So it’s B.
