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[[File:43.1432.2-SC124151.jpg|thumb|<br>MFA 43.1432.2]] | [[File:43.1432.2-SC124151.jpg|thumb|Collodion chloride print<br>MFA 43.1432.2]] | ||
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File:Woman.port.Coll.Sil_overall.jpg|Collodion | File:Woman.port.Coll.Sil_overall.jpg|Collodion chloride print of woman | ||
File:Woman_colloidion_18.jpg|Collodion | File:Woman_colloidion_18.jpg|Collodion chloride print detail of woman | ||
File:Dog_Coll.Sil.POP_overall.jpg|Collodion | File:Dog_Coll.Sil.POP_overall.jpg|Collodion chloride print of dog | ||
File:Dog_colloidion_pmic.tiff.jpg|Colloidion | File:Dog_colloidion_pmic.tiff.jpg|Colloidion chloride print detail of dog | ||
File:Colloidion Print 09 200x_refl.jpg|Cross section sample in visible light at 200x | File:Colloidion Print 09 200x_refl.jpg|Cross section sample in visible light at 200x | ||
File:Colloidion Print 09 200x_UV.jpg|Cross section sample in UV light at 200x | File:Colloidion Print 09 200x_UV.jpg|Cross section sample in UV light at 200x | ||
Latest revision as of 17:11, 1 July 2022
Description
A machine-made photographic printing out paper. Collodion-chloride paper was first produced from the 1880s to 1920. It was popularly used for studio portraits. Collodion-chloride paper contained a thin layer of collodion mixed with light-sensitive salts. Once exposed to light, the paper was toned with gold or gold-platinum salts then fixed.
Synonyms and Related Terms
collodion chloride print
Images
Collodion chloride print of woman
Collodion chloride print detail of woman
Collodion chloride print of dog
Colloidion chloride print detail of dog
Cross section sample in visible light at 200x
Cross section sample in UV light at 200x
SEM image of Cross section sample
EDS Spectra sample sites on cross section
EDS Spectra
