contact print

The constant of his career has been the 8-by-10-inch contact print.

Then, the paper is developed into a contact print.

I laid them onto some glossy stock and made a contact print.

"Put these together with the negatives and contact prints in an envelope."

Then positive images for viewing are obtained by contact printing.

The photographs are contact prints, which means the final print is the same size as the negative.

I checked out the contact prints with a magnifying glass.

After development, he does not bother with contact prints, instead judging a photograph by the negative alone.

You could have two contact prints of a given man, one reversed, one not.

Most commonly, digital negatives are used to create contact prints.

Both films are sandwiched together in the same camera and make use of a phenomenon known as contact printing.

During the contact printing process, device structure does not get exposed to solvents.

Computer screens and other electronic display devices provide an alternative approach to contact printing.

The contact printing process has the advantage that no large-field optical system is required.

Weston always made contact prints, meaning that the print was exactly the same size as the negative.

From the look of Man Ray's contact prints, the alterations could be radical.

He did us all a set of contact prints, but would charge us for enlargements, if we wanted them.

"Or do you want some contact prints making?

A large film size also allows same-size contact printing.

This is known as a contact print.

Contact print from the original glass plate negative.

They have been made for both contact printing and enlarging purposes by modifying the paper's light sensitivity.

Moreover, and despite their wealth of descriptive detail, Nixon's contact prints are not beautiful in any conventional sense.

Unlike most viewers of photographers, I am used to looking at contact prints made from 8-by-10-inch pieces of film.

Diffuser enlargers produce an image of the same contrast as a contact print from the negative.