photographic paper

Photographic paper is placed at the back of the box.

But doing that involves the use of expensive photographic paper.

But they've made major investments in photographic paper here, and they shouldn't abandon that.

Using D50 for both would have made the white point of most photographic paper appear excessively blue.

Japan's film and photographic paper market is valued at $2.8 billion annually.

Kodak has captured more than half the market for film and photographic paper.

He pushed across a piece of photographic paper on which was a single wavy line.

It was introduced as a developing agent for photographic papers in 1892.

To make "Love," he placed the bodies of two dead rabbits on photographic paper.

The contrast typically increases when they are printed onto photographic paper.

So is a series of images printed on black wrappers for photographic paper.

The finished negative is printed using color photographic paper to yield a positive image.

He then came through to the darkened space and proceeded to process the now exposed photographic paper.

The images can also be printed out on photographic paper with a special Kodak machine.

However, inside the briefcase is a piece of photographic paper with the answers printed on one side.

In photography it is used as a coating for certain photographic papers.

The photographs were printed on 1970s photographic paper and stamped March 1976.

Newer photographic papers can last up to 200 years.

The third part of the work saw the photographic paper installed in the gallery with the residue from the event.

A sheet of photographic paper is exposed to the enlarged image from the negative.

Photographic paper will be available (with a print cartridge) in 24-sheet packs for about $20.

This identification may include one or more 8x10 photographs of the work(s) on high quality photographic paper; the images should be clear and in focus.

Using a large homemade camera, he then places the foil on top and loads colour photographic paper at the back.

For Kodak, that could mean selling more film and more photographic paper.

Print - refers to an exposed film picture that is printed on photographic paper, in color or black and white.