Fotograafiaprotsesside
Fotograafiaprotsesside, often translated as photographic processes, refers to the various methods and chemical reactions used to create a photographic image. Historically, this encompasses a wide range of techniques developed since the invention of photography in the 19th century. Early processes like the daguerreotype and calotype involved exposing light-sensitive materials to create unique positive or negative images.
The evolution of photographic processes saw the introduction of wet plate collodion, which offered improved detail
The advent of film, particularly roll film, marked a significant shift. Black and white film, using silver
Modern digital photography has largely replaced chemical processes for everyday use. Digital sensors capture light and