Again, I have learnt the calotype process for the express purpose of managing the calotype apparatus, for which Captain Stanley has applied to the Government.
He produced very good Calotype negatives with a single lens, and was very enthusiastic, but extremely reticent on all photographic matters.
Plain Directions for Obtaining Photographic Pictures by the Calotype and other processes, on paper; Willats's Scientific Manuals.
Up to that time I had done nothing in Calotype work.
Robert Hunt recommended proto-sulphate of iron as a developer for Talbot's calotype negatives; also oxalate of iron and acetate of lead for other purposes.
As in Mr. Reade's case with the Calotype process, Daguerre threw the ball and others caught it.
Henneman and Malone were in Regent Street doing calotype portraits.
Three hours in the calotype and waxed-paper process, and half-an-hour sufficed for the collodion process!
Fox Talbot issued "The Pencil of Nature," a book of silver prints from calotype negatives.
Cundell, of London, employed and published the use of bromide of potassium in the calotype process.
Diamond on the simplicity of the Calotype Process is, on account of its length from the many additions made to it, unavoidably postponed until next week.
The Calotype process, by which the images of the camera can be fixed upon paper, was invented by Mr. Talbot, in 1840.
The original Calotype may, by that means, serve to produce a great number of pictures.
I should be glad it any of your readers would inform me how a failed negative calotypecan be restored to its original strength.
Is there any objection to using the same bath (saturated solution of hyposulphite) for fixing both paper calotype negatives and positives printed on albumenized paper from glass collodion negatives?
That the calotype process is by far the most useful; and I find the pictures it gives have better effect than the wax ones, which always to me appear flat, even when they are not gravelly.
Phreno-mesmerism and the calotype have been introduced to the Edinburgh public about much the same time; but how very differently have they fared hitherto!
In some future book sale, copies of the Astronomical Discourses with calotype heads of the author prefixed, may be found to bear very high prices indeed.
One result of the discovery of the calotype will be, we doubt not, the production of completer treatises on perspective than have yet been given to the world.
What price would some early edition of his works bear, with his likeness in calotype fronting the title?
And how interesting to have bound up with the writings of this distinguished divine, not a mere print in which there might be deviations from the truth, but the calotype drawing itself!
The notion of a "national reward" for the Calotype scarcely requires a remark.
Nor does the fate of the Calotype redeem the treatment of her sister art, (the Daguerreotype.
One of the great objections hitherto made to this process has been its slowness, as compared with the original calotype process, and its various modifications; and another, that its preparation involved some complexity of manipulation.
This may be prevented by means of a process which revives the strength of the calotype pictures.
Mr. Grove also describes a process for converting a negative calotype into a positive one, which promises, when carried out, to be of great utility.
Enlarged copies of calotype or Daguerreotype portraits may be obtained by throwing magnified images of them, by means of lenses, upon calotype paper.
Mr. Talbot has recently proposed some modifications in his method of preparing the calotype paper.
The calotype process has been applied to the art of printing, in England, but it possesses no advantages whatever over the method, with type, now so gloriously brought to perfection; and I can hardly think it will ever be made of any utility.
After a calotype picture has furnished a number of copies it sometimes grows faint, and the subsequent copies are inferior.
With regard to Mr. Talbot's Calotype patent, this time has nearly, if not quite expired, and my countrymen are now at perfect liberty to appropriate the art if they feel disposed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "calotype" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: film; microfilm; mug; pan; photograph; shoot; snap
