Photographic Processes Project

There are a number of different processes that have been used to stop light in its tracks - to make a photograph

• Albumen process
• Ambrotype process (1854)
• Autochrome process (1904)
• Calotype process
• Carbon print process
• Collodion negatives (see Wet Plate process)
• Collodion print process
• Collotype (see woodbury-type)
• Cyanotype process (1842)]
• Daguerreotype process (1839)
• Photogravure process (1879)
• Paladdium Print process (see Platinum Print process)
• Platinum print process
• Salt print process (See Calotype process)
• Silver print process (still in use - the gelatin-silver prints are what is currently used in Black and White photography)
• Talbotype process (See Calotype process)
• Tintype process
• Wet Plate process (1851)
• Woodbury-type process (1865)

When seeing this full list of processes, you will realize that I have spent a considerable amount of time compiling this list, so I believe it to be fairly complete.
However, if you have suggestions for additions, please contact me. (/msg SharQ)

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