Procesos Fotográficos

Photographic Processes

• Pantograph: A type of mechanical drawing instrument
• Physionotrace: A method of tracing images
• Silhouette: A dark outline figure, often used in early photography.
• Camera lucida: An optical device to trace images from a viewfinder
• Camera obscura: A darkened enclosure with a lens and an image projected on a surface.
• Sun printing: A photographic process that uses sunlight.
• Heliography: A process of photo image on a light-sensitive surface.
• Daguerreotype: An early direct-positive photographic process.
• Calotype: An early photographic process using paper as a negative.
• Collodion (wet-plate): A photographic process using a collodion-coated glass plate.
• Albumen paper: Paper coated with egg white for photographic images.
• Combination printing: A process that combines negative and positive images.
• Negative/positive/direct positive: Methods involving multiple exposures and processes.
• 3-part laminar structure: Layering of photographic materials.
• Latent image: An invisible image made by exposure to light
• Tintype: A direct-positive process using a metallic surface.
• Ambrotype: A direct-positive process using a glass plate and a coloured coating.
• Cartes de visites: Small photographic cards that were often exchanged as souvenirs.
• Cyanotype: A photographic process that produces blue prints.
• Stereoscopy/stereograph: Creating 3D images from two different viewpoints.
• Dry plate: A photographic plate that is not wet during its photographic process
• Instantaneous photography: The process of capturing a photo quickly.

Other Photographic Processes and Devices

• Snapshot: A type of photographic camera.
• Kodak: A company that produces cameras.
• Magic lantern: A device that projects images on a screen.
• Magnesium flash: A flash of light used to illuminate during a photograph
• Pictorialism: A style of photography emphasizing artistic compositions.
• Salt print: Involves using salt to create a permanent image.
• Platinum print: A process that produces fine-grained images.
• Gelatin silver print: A common photographic process.
• POP (Printed out print):, DOP (Developed out print): Specific print methods.
• Baryta: A photographic paper coated with barium sulfate.
• Half-tone: A process of reproducing shaded images using dots.
• Straight photography: Photography in a style that mirrors the subject closely
• Pre-visualisation: A method for planning the composition of a photograph
• Photogravure: A process of photo-engraving to print images.
• Gum printing: A technique for creating images using gum arabic.
• Celluloid/nitrate film: Early photographic films.
• Photomechanical reproduction: Methods to create multiple copies of images
• Photo-magazine: A magazine that features photographic images.
• Autochrome: An early colour photographic process.
• Kodachrome: A colour photographic film.

Este cuestionario explora diversas técnicas y procesos fotográficos históricos, desde el pantógrafo hasta el daguerrotipo. Los participantes aprenderán sobre métodos innovadores de captura de imágenes y sus contribuciones al desarrollo de la fotografía. Prepárate para poner a prueba tu conocimiento sobre la evolución de la fotografía.