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

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
 * Burneum

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

 * Eburneum
 * 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

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