Talbotypen.
/ˈtɔːlbətʌɪp/ The process of photographing on sensitized paper, patented by W. H. Fox Talbot in 1841: = calotype n.; also, a picture produced by this process.
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daguerreotype1839
calotype1841
chrysotype1842
chromotype1843
ferrotype1843
tithonotype1843
amphitype1844
energiatype1844
fluorotype1844
Talbotype1844
daguerreotypy1853
ambrotype1854
bitumen process1858
carbon process1858
reversal1859
pyro-photography1869
vitrotype1875
platinotype1877
transferrotype1889
diazotype1890
kallitype1890
Joly process1894
reversal process1908
bromoil1909
bleach-out process1914
carbro1919
Finlay process1931
reversal processing1931
diazo1948
xography1965
push processing1966
1844 Times 9 Sept. 1/3 (advt.) Claudet's Daguerrotype and Talbotype Portraits... Mr. Claudet continues to take portraits by both the above processes... In Talbotype..persons may be furnished with any number of copies on paper.
1846 Art-union June 143 In September 1840, Mr. Talbot discovered the process first called Calotype (but the name has since been changed by some of his friends into Talbotype).
1875 tr. H. W. Vogel Chem. Light & Photogr. iv. 35 Thus the Talbot-type, which at first seemed hardly worth notice compared with the process of Daguerre,..ultimately took precedence of Daguerre's.
1883 J. T. Taylor Hardwich's Man. Photogr. Chem. (ed. 9) 261 The original Talbotype process, in which the latent image is formed upon Iodide of Silver, produces, next to Collodion, the most stable image.
Derivatives
ˈTalbotype v. to photograph by this process.
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1887 W. P. Frith Autobiogr. I. xx. 246 Photography, or as it was then [1852] called, Talbotyping, was tried.
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