List of photographic processes

A list of photographic processing techniques.

Color

• Agfacolor
• Ap-41 process (pre-1978 Agfa color slides; 1978-1983 was a transition period when Agfa slowly changed their color slide films from AP-41 to E6)
• Anthotype
• Autochrome Lumière, 1903
• Carbon print, 1862
• Chromogenic positive (Ektachrome)
• E-3 process
• E-4 process
• E-6 process
• Chromogenic negative
• C-41 process
• RA-4 process
• Dufaycolor
• Dye destruction
• Cibachrome
• Ilfochrome
• Dye-transfer process
• Finlaycolor
• Heliochrome
• Kinemacolor
• Kodachrome
• K-12 process
• K-14 process
• Lippmann plate, 1891
• One-light

Black and white (monochrome)

A

• Abration tone
• Acetate film
• Albertype
• Albumen print, 1850
• Algraphy
• Ambrotype
• Amphitype
• Amylotype
• Anaglyph
• Anthotype
• Anthrakotype
• Archertype
• Argentotype
• Argyrotype
• Aristo paper
• Aristotype
• Aristo
• Artotype
• Atrephograph
• Atrograph
• Aurotype
• Autotype (photographic process)

B

• Barrieotype
• Baryta coated paper
• Bayard process
• Bichromate process
• Bichromated gelatin
• Bichromated gum arabic
• Bichromatic albumen
• Bitumen of Judea, 1826
• Breyertype
• Bromide paper
• Bromoil process, 1907

C

• Caffenol
• Calotype, 1841
• Cameo
• Carbon print, 1855
• Carbro Print
• Carbro
• Casein pigment
• Catalysotype
• Catalisotype
• Catatype
• Cellulose diacetate negative
• Cellulose nitrate negative
• Cellulose triacetate negative
• Ceroleine
• Chalkotype
• Charbon Velour
• Chlorobromide paper
• Chromatype
• Chripotype
• Chrysotype, 1842
• Chrystollotype
• Cliché verre
• Collodion paper
• Collodion process, 1851
• Collotype, 1855
• Contact print
• Contact sheet
• Contretype
• Copper Photogravure
• Crystoleum
• Crystal photo 1850
• Cyanotype, 1842

D

• Daguerreotype, 1839
• Dallastype
• Diaphanotype
• Diazotype
• dr5 chrome B&W positive process
• Dry collodion negative
• Dry collodion process
• Dry plate
• Dye coupler process
• Dye destruction process
• Dye diffusion transfer process
• Dye transfer print

E

• Ectograph
• Ectographe
• Electrotype
• Energiatype
• Enamaline
• Enamel photograph

F

• Feertype
• Ferroprussiate paper
• Ferrotype
• Fluorotype

G

• Gaslight paper
• Gaudinotype
• Gelatino-Bromide emulsions, 1875
• Gelatin-silver process
• Gem tintype
• Gum bichromate
• Gum Bichromate Print
• Gum Dichromate
• Gum over platinum
• Gum printing = *Photogravure

H

• Hallotype
• Heliography
• Heliotype
• Hellenotype
• Hillotype
• Hyalotype, 1850
• Hydrotype
• Hypersensitization
• Highgrid, 2014

I

• Inkodye
• Intermediate negative
• Internegative
• Iron salt process
• Ivorytype, 1855

K

• Kallitype

L

• Lambertype
• Leggotype
• LeGray
• Levytype
• Linograph
• Linotype

M

• Mariotype
• Meisenbach process
• Melainotype
• Melanograph
• Metotype
• Mordançage

N

O

• Oil Print Process
• Opalotype
• Ozobrom process
• Ozobrome
• Ozotype
• Ozotype process

P

• Palladiotype, 1914
• Palladium processing
• Pannotype
• Paper negative
• Paynetype
• Photocollography
• Photogram
• Photogravure
• Photolithography
• Photosculpture
• Phototype
• Physautotype
• Pinatype process
• Platinotype, 1873
• Playertype
• Plumbeotype, developed by John Plumbe
• Photo-crayotype

R

• Rayograph

S

• Salt print
• Self-toning paper
• Siderotype
• Silver bromide
• Silver chloride collodion
• Simpsontype
• Sphereotype
• Stand development
• Stanhope
• Stannotype
• Sun printing

T

• Talbotype
• Tintype or Ferrotype
• Tithnotype
• Transferotype

U

• Uranium print

V

• Van Dyke
• Vesicular film

W

• Wash-off Relief
• Wet collodion plate
• Wet collodion process
• Wet plate process
• Woodburytype
• Wothlytype

Z

• Ziatype

References

• Alternative Photographic Process Mailing list archive