collodion processes
collodion processes is a term used to describe and catalogue material of this kind, established as a heading by Getty Research Institute. Photographic processes in which collodion is the binder. A silver halide is the light-sensitive agent, and the process may be used to produce positives (ambrotypes, tintypes) or negatives. It sits within the wider heading of photographic processes. The heading is held on record by Getty Research Institute. 2 cited statements stand behind this entry, drawn from 1 verified source.
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• Placed within: photographic processes (Getty Art & Architecture Thesaurus: collodion processes (300162376))
• Definition: Photographic processes in which collodion is the binder. A silver halide is the light-sensitive agent, and the process may be used to produce positives (ambrotypes, tintypes) or negatives. (Getty Art & Architecture Thesaurus: collodion processes (300162376))
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- Collodion processPerson
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Getty Art & Architecture Thesaurus: collodion processes (300162376)
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