(an early term for) (a) photography; (b) a photograph.

the action or process of making a photographic print by a process involving direct exposure of the plate to sunlight.

the process of surface printing; an instance of this.

the making of prints by passing light through a negative on to sensitized paper, glass, or film held in direct contact with the negative.

(a) the process of producing a photograph on paper sensitized with a silver salt; (b) printing in which the letters, etc., have a silver colour.

(a) Photography (now chiefly historical), any of various methods of making prints using certain sensitized organic colloids; cf. carbon printing n.…

Photography. bromide developer, a developer suitable for bromide paper; bromide emulsion, a gelatine emulsion impregnated with a bromide, esp…

the production of a black and white image by means of contact printing without chemical development, often using daylight; cf. to print out 1 at print…

Photography. Any of various processes for producing photographic prints or photoengravings in which one or more screens are used to filter light in…

Photography. As a modifier, designating a printing paper sufficiently insensitive that it can be used in weak artificial light, without the need…

printing in which an image is projected on to a sensitized surface (which in photography enables prints larger or smaller than the negative to be…