- The
collodion process is an
early photographic process. The
collodion process,
mostly synonymous with the "
collodion wet
plate process",
requires the photographic...
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Collodion is a flammable,
syrupy solution of
nitrocellulose in
ether and alcohol.
There are two
basic types:
flexible and non-flexible. The
flexible type...
-
Salicylic acid is an
organic compound with the
formula HOC6H4COOH. A
colorless (or white), bitter-tasting solid, it is a
precursor to and a metabolite...
- the term
collodion baby
applies to
newborns who
appear to have an
extra layer of skin (known as a
collodion membrane) that has a
collodion-like quality...
- low-order
explosive in
mining and
other applications. In the form of
collodion it was also a
critical component in an
early photographic emulsion, the...
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proteins responsible for skin development. Less
severe mutations result in a
collodion membrane and
congenital ichthyosiform erythroderma-like presentation....
- ambrotype, also
known as a
collodion positive in the UK, is a
positive photograph on gl**** made by a
variant of the wet
plate collodion process.
Following the...
- and tintype,
which made use of the
recently introduced collodion process. Gl****
plate collodion negatives used to make
prints on
albumen paper soon became...
- The
Collodion-Albumen
process is one of the
early dry
plate processes,
invented by
Joseph Sidebotham in 1861. The
process lacked economical success because...
-
objective was to get the look and feel in the
present day
using the
historic collodion process with his
models wearing very non-historical clothing. The recreation...
