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To assist in understanding the different techniques and processes used in photography a number of pages are included that provide illustrative examples and links to practitioners.
 
This section is under development and I'm seeking volunteer writers and editors to assist.
 
Initially we will define the different types of processes and provide historical backgrounds to each however this is only the start of what is planned. The aim is to create a sophisticated online decision tree, with examples, to help collectors and connoisseurs distinguish between the processes that may have been used to create different photographs. The system will also need to highlight when external advice is required and who to contact.
 
Please help if you can - all the best, Alan  alan@luminous-lint.com 
  

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Additive color processes 
Albumen prints 
Ambrotypes 
Anaglyphs 
Anthotypes 
Argentotype = Kallitype 
Aristotype 
Autochromes 
Azo dye prints = Cibachromes 
Bayard‘s process 
Beer and albumen 
Brometching 
Bromoil prints 
C-type prints = Chromogenic prints 
Callitype = Kallitype 
Calotype photoprints = Salted paper prints 
Calotype prints = Salted paper prints 
Calotypes 
Cameraless images = Photograms 
Carbo process 
Carbon prints 
Carbon transfer prints = Carbon prints 
Card stereographs = Stereographs 
Celluloid film 
Chromogenic color prints 
Chromogenic prints 
Cibachromes 
Collodion processes 
Collotypes 
Combination prints = Composite photographs 
Composite photographs 
Contact prints 
Cyanotype process 
Daguerreotypes 
Digital images 
Direct positive prints on paper 
Dry collodion process 
Dry glass plates = Dry collodion process 
Dry plate process = Dry collodion process 
Dye destruction prints = Silver-dye bleach prints 
Dye diffusion transfer prints 
Dye transfer prints = Dye diffusion transfer prints 
Eastman negative paper 
Ferrotypes = Tintypes 
Fresson 
Gelatin dry plate negatives 
Gelatin prints = Gelatin silver prints 
Gelatin silver chloride prints 
Gelatin silver photoprints = Gelatin silver prints 
Gelatin silver prints 
Gelatino-bromide emulsions 
Gold toning 
Gum bichromate prints 
Gum prints = Gum bichromate prints 
Gum-bichromate prints = Gum bichromate prints 
Gum-platinum prints 
Half-tone prints = Halftones 
Half-tones = Halftones 
Halftones 
Heliogravure = Photogravure 
Ilfochrome prints 
Internal dye diffusion transfer process 
Jetgraph 
Kallitype 
Lippmann process 
Liquid light process 
Melainotypes = Tintypes 
Oil photoprints = Oil prints 
Oil pigment prints = Oil prints 
Oil prints 
Oleobrom 
Orotone 
Ozotype = Carbro process 
Palladiotypes = Palladium prints 
Palladium photoprints = Palladium prints 
Palladium prints 
Photo-collages = Photocollages 
Photochrome 
Photocollages 
Photogenic drawing 
Photogenic drawings 
Photograms 
Photogravure 
Photomontage 
Physiotypes = Photograms 
Pigment prints 
Plain paper prints = Salted paper prints 
Platinotype 
Platinotypes = Platinum prints 
Platinum photoprints = Platinum prints 
Platinum prints 
Polaroid 
Polaroid emulsion lift 
Polaroid image transfer 
Polaroid Polacolor process = Dye diffusion transfer 
Polaroid SX-70 print = Internal dye diffusion transfer process 
Polyester film 
Portrait crayon 
Printing-out paper 
Rayograph = Photograms 

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electronic images 
   Digital images 
photographic materials 
   photographic film 
      Safety film 
   photographic paper 
      Printing-out paper 
photographs 
   photographs by form 
      negatives 
         negatives by process 
            Calotypes 
            Photogenic drawings 
            gelatin silver negatives 
               Gelatin dry plate negatives 
      positives 
         Direct positive prints on paper 
         direct positives 
            Daguerreotypes 
            Tintypes 
            diffusion transfer prints 
               Dye diffusion transfer prints 
         photographic prints 
            photographic prints by process 
               Albumen prints 
               Chromogenic color prints 
               Cyanotype process 
               Gelatin silver prints 
               Palladium prints 
               Pigment prints 
               Platinum prints 
               Salted paper prints 
               Silver-dye bleach prints 
               pigment prints 
                  Carbon prints 
                  Gum bichromate prints 
                  Oil prints 
                  oil prints 
                     Bromoil prints 
         transparencies: photographic 
            photographic transparencies by process 
               Autochromes 
   photographs by technique 
      photographs by picture-taking technique 
         stereoscopic photographs 
            Anaglyphs 
            Stereographs 
      photographs by processing or presentation technique 
         Contact prints 
         Photograms 
         manipulated photographs 
            Composite photographs 
photography and photographic processes and techniques 
   photographic processes 
      Additive color processes 
      Collodion processes 
      Subtractive colour processes 
      bichromate processes 
         Fresson 
      collodion processes 
         Dry collodion process 
         Wet collodion process 
         wet collodion process 
            Ambrotypes 
      diffusion transfer process 
         dye diffusion transfer process 
            Internal dye diffusion transfer process 
      direct positive processes 
         Bayard‘s process 
      interference processes 
         Lippmann process 
      iron processes 
         Kallitype 
      pigment processes 
         Carbo process 
      subtractive color processes 
         silver-dye bleach process 
            Cibachromes 
   photographic techniques 
      photographic processing and presentation techniques 
         Solarization 
printing and printing processes and techniques 
   printing processes 
      photomechanical processes 
         photomechanical processes: intaglio 
            Photogravure 
visual works by medium or technique 
   collages 
      Photocollages 
   montages 
      Photomontage 
   photomechanical prints 
      Woodburytypes 
      photolithographs 
         Collotypes
 
  
 
  
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