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wet collodion process: a standalone construct

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wet collodionprocess1 CONSTRUCTWet collodion processLAVÉDRINE · PHOTOGRAPHIC

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Photographic processes

the 1850s negative process in which a glass plate coated with collodion and silver salts is exposed and developed while still wet.

In photographic processes, wet collodion process refers to the 1850s negative process in which a glass plate coated with collodion and silver salts is exposed and developed while still wet. This meaning comes from Lavédrine (2009) in Photographs of the past: process and preservation.[1]

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  1. Lavédrine, B. (2009). Photographs of the past: process and preservation. Getty Conservation Institute. ISBN 9780892369577

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