Types of Photographic Papers
Photographic papers fall into one of three sub-categories:
- Papers used for negative-positive processes. This includes all current black-and-white papers and chromogenic color papers.
- Papers used for positive-positive processes in which the "film" is the same as the final image (e.g., the Polaroid process).
- Papers used for positive-positive film-to-paper processes where a positive image is enlarged and copied onto a photographic paper, for example the Ilfochrome process.
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