Use for procedures by which light-sensitive materials are made to produce an image. For procedures related to how a photograph is taken or composed, or is manipulated during or after processing, use "photographic techniques." For printing processes involving light-sensitivity at one stage, but creating a final print that was never itself light-sensitive, use "photomechanical processes." For light-sensitive processes used especially to make reproductive prints of documents and technical drawings, use descriptors found under "<light-sensitive reprographic processes>."
This term has 92 records attributed within our system.
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Technique
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additive color processes
albumen process
aristotype
collodion processes
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direct positive processes
electrophotography
gelatin silver process
interference processes
iron processes
lenticular processes
pigment processes
salted paper processes
stabilization process
subtractive color processes
three-color processes (photography)
two-color processes
Wothlytype
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