A photogram is a photographic image created without the use of a camera or lens. Objects are placed directly onto a sheet of photographic paper, which is then exposed to light. Areas where the objects block the light remain unexposed and appear lighter in tone, while the exposed areas darken. This technique produces unique, shadow-like images that capture the shapes and translucency of the objects used.
NTSC VHS NTSC (National Television System Committee) is a VHS video format used primarily in North America and Japan. It operates at a frame rate of 30 frames per second and a resolution of 525 lines. PAL VHS PAL (Phase Alternating Line) is a VHS video format used mainly in Australia and Europe (excluding France)….
Polaroid is a well-known manufacturer and trademark of a photographic system that produces ‘instant’ prints. This system combines film, paper, and developing solution into a single unit. When the film/paper is exposed to light, the image begins to develop immediately, fully forming within a maximum of 5 minutes. To ensure optimal results and prevent over-developing,…
Also known as heliogravure, photogravure is considered one of the finest photomechanical methods for reproducing photographs in large editions. The process involves acid-etching copper plates directly from an original silver print. The etched areas of the plate hold varying amounts of ink, corresponding to the tones of the original photograph. Key characteristics of photogravure prints…
Cibachrome, also known as Ilfochrome, is a specific type of reversal (R-type) color paper and printing process renowned for producing vibrant and long-lasting prints. This process is unique because it prints directly from a positive image (such as a slide or transparency), resulting in color saturation that matches the original image and often provides greater…
Resin-Based Paper Resin-based paper is a plastic-based type of photographic paper. It is the most common paper type used for printing color images due to its ability to achieve higher gloss levels compared to fiber-based papers. An example of resin-based paper is Fujiflex, which is known for its supergloss finish. R-Type Paper R-type paper operates…
Fuji Colour Crystal Archive is a C-type color resin-based photographic paper produced by Fuji. Known for its exceptional color reproduction, this paper is widely used in both professional and artistic photography. One of its standout features is its superior archival properties, boasting a longevity of over 70 years when stored in controlled conditions. This makes…