chemistry of photography
When someone says the word photography the first thing that mostpeople think of is pictures. People never think of what goes in to the developing process. They do not think about all the chemicals that go into developing the pictures. Many people just wonder why their picture came back with nothing on it or why they look like a ghost. They do not even bother to think about all the chemistry that goes on to develop the pictures. They think of how much money they just wasted on a bunch of messed up pictures. If they were to sit down and think about all the chemicals that went into making that one picture they would view it differently. Photography is just another form of In the year 1864 a chemist by the name of Joseph Wilson Swan produces the first way to develop film. (Joseph). What was known as the auto type process was created by using a gelatin film soaked in carbon or other pigment granules. This process would then be photosensitized by using potassium dichromate. Later in 1879, he produced the bromide printing paper that we now use in standard photographic medium. Since photography has been around for about 100 years the chemicals used to make both motion pictures and
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