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Match each process to its appropriate description.
dry plate negatives
tintypes
negative to positive process
wet plate negatives
served
this process used glass coated with a
light-sensitive colloidal solution
this process had lighter areas captured as
darker shades, while darker areas were
captured as lighter shades
this process used is a glass negative plate
coated
with a dried gelatin emulsion
this process used thin sheets of metal
coated with light-sensitive materials to create images



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Final answer:

Wet Plate Negatives utilized glass with a light-sensitive solution, while Tintypes used metal sheets with light-sensitive materials for direct positive images, and Dry Plate Negatives involved a glass negative plate coated with gelatin emulsion.


Explanation:

Wet Plate Negatives: This process used glass coated with a light-sensitive colloidal solution, producing images on glass plates.

Tintypes: Tintypes involved the use of thin sheets of metal coated with light-sensitive materials to create direct positive images.

Dry Plate Negatives: This process used a glass negative plate coated with a dried gelatin emulsion for image creation.


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