Negatiivifilmi
Negatiivifilmi, also known as negative film, is a type of photographic film that captures images on a light-sensitive emulsion coated onto a flexible base, typically cellulose acetate or polyester. Unlike positive film, which produces a direct image, negative film records the image in reverse tones, with light areas appearing dark and dark areas appearing light. This negative image must be printed onto positive film or paper to produce a viewable photograph.
The development process for negatiivifilmi involves several steps. After exposure, the film is developed in a
Negatiivifilmi has been a staple in photography since its invention in the late 19th century. It offers
The use of negatiivifilmi has declined with the advent of digital photography, but it remains popular among