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Dry collodion process

Scope note

A type of collodion process in which the binder was dried before exposure or contained a hygroscopic agent to retain sufficient moisture to allow processing after an extended period of time; an improvement on the wet collodion process because it alleviated the need for a portable darkroom. Used to produce negatives and lantern slides.

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AAT

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3000133305

Broader Terms used

collodion processes

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13yrs ago

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