Printing photos. Photographic processes. Printing digital photos

Photographic processes- Methods of obtaining photographs from the preparation of source material until receipt of the finished photos described in the complex.

Types of photographic processes:

• Classical chemical methods of obtaining photographs of various photographic materials.
• Digital and combined methods of obtaining image files and printed photos.
• Electrographic and other processes, in which there is no chemical reactions but it is the transport of material, forming the image.

Historical monochrome processes:

• Calotypy (1835)
• Daguerre (1839)
• Cyanotype (1842)
• Ambrotipiya, Kollodionny process (1851)
• Tintype, Tintype (1860)
• Bromoyl (1907)
• Gelatin-silver process
• Vesicular process Kalwaria process (1950)

Historical methods of obtaining monochrome prints:

• Cyanotype (1842)
• Albumen print (1850)
• Carbon Print (1864)
• Platinum prints (1873)
• Palladium print (1914)
• Thermography (disambiguation) - method of reproduction or copying of manuscripts, printed and other bar-black-white originals with heat-sensitive materials.

Color processes:

Additive methods for color photography

• Color photo by triple exposure
• Raster mode color photography

Subtractive methods of color photography

• Pigment method of color photography
• Gidrotipny way to color photography
• Virazhny way to color photography
• Color photograph of multilayer materials

Company Processes

• Process Lippmann (1891)
• Autochrome Lumière (1903)
• Agfacolor
• Cibachrome
• Transfer ink
• Kodachrome

+ Process K-12
+ Process K-14

• Ektachrome

+ Process E-4
+ Process E-6

• Process C-41

Digital photographic processes

Digital photographic process -mean shoot digital camera, image processing on the computer and get the image as a file or print to the printer.

Combined photographic processes:

• Membrane-digital - the exposed and processed film in the future is scanned on the scanner and the end result of the process is an image file or print the file, made on the printer.
• Digital optical printing - derived from the digital camera file is printed on photo paper, classical and other traditional photographic materials. Used most often in artistic purposes for a certain style of image or printing the images onto unsuitable for printing on a digital printer basis (images on the surfaces of irregular shapes and rough texture, concave and convex), as well as for long-lasting images (eg medallion on a stone tomb).
• Analog to digital intermediate processing - film is scanned, image is processed digitally and printed on photo paper or on a classic special positive film. It is used in the restoration of severely damaged or corrupted in krossprotsessinge films and photographs.