# 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

## 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
* 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