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

Black and white (monochrome)

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

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

• 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

M

• Mariotype

• Meisenbach process

• Melainotype

• Melanograph

• Metotype

• Mordançage

N

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

• Phototypesetting

• 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

References

• Alternative Photographic Process Mailing list archive