An exposed or developed film or plate on which values are the reverse of what they actually are in reality is called a?

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Juergen · Answer 1 · 2023-12-30T04:12:47+0000

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Emulsion. A suspension of a salt of silver in gelatin or collodon used to coat film and photographic plates. Negative. Exposed and developed film or plate on which values - that is, light and dark - are the reverse of what they are in the actual scene and in the print, or positive.

An exposed or developed film or plate on which values are the reverse of what they actually are in reality is called a?

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