Sentence examples for positive prints from inspiring English sources

By inventing the calotype, he could make multiple positive prints of those drawings with light from a paper negative.

Positive prints may be obtained from colour negatives by enlarging the colour negative onto a positive colour paper.

In addition to further technical refinements, the SX-70 combined both negative and positive prints in a single sheet.

Positive prints from the separation negatives, converted into colour images (e.g., by toning) and superimposed on top of each other, yield a subtractive tricolour print.

"A sizable portion of the preservation budget in some large institutions," he writes, "now must go toward the reduplication, with an attendant loss of detail, of old micro-negatives or positive prints onto fresh polyester".

For example, there are 60 negatives in the RPS collection by one of the first and perhaps the greatest amateur photographers, Benjamin Turner, which match positive prints in the V&A collection.

The result was a (positive) print with strong black-and-white contrasts.

On the positive print, the foreground action appears against a transparent field (see 4B).

Printing the colour negative on a colour paper with three differentially responding layers reverses the process once more, reconstituting the original subject colours in a positive print.

(It doesn't matter whether it is a positive print from a 19th-century wet-plate collodion negative or from a 21st-century charge-coupled device).

At Hans P. Kraus Jr.'s booth, you can see the earliest photographic image of a whole human being: a paper negative and its positive print picturing a footman holding open a carriage door, made in 1840 by William Henry Fox Talbot.