Suppose you took a color photograph of clouds at night,with your camera adjusted so that the shutter stayed open long enough to allow enough the same amount of light that would enter the camera during a daytime photograph.On the resulting photograph,the clouds should look
A) dark.
B) black and white.
C) about the same as clouds look during a daytime photograph.

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If the camera is adjusted so that enough light enters the lens to create a daytime-like exposure, the clouds in the photograph should look similar to how they would appear in a daytime photograph. This is because any light that is present, whether from the moon, stars, or other sources, would be captured by the camera and contribute to the final image. The clouds would not appear dark or black and white unless the exposure was intentionally set to underexpose or convert the image to black and white.

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