Talbot's Processes - Photographic Processes Series - Chapter 3 of 12

Working in England, at the same time as Daguerre, William Henry Fox Talbot is best known for the invention of the negative/positive photographic process that became the standard way of making photographs in the 19th and 20th centuries. His early processes of the photogenic drawing, salted paper print and calotype negative are demonstrated in this chapter.
Correction (1:13) : Talbot was a member of the House of Commons.
This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, grant number MA-10-13-0194.

[@GrahamCLester]

Great series. Very clear and well illustrated.

[@margheritaforesti4435]

I would like to ask a question: were originally calotypes a D.O.P. process and only later outpaced by P.O.P. salt prints beacuse cheaper?

[@notbronson4064]

woah

[@lastcallco6397]

yo what’s the answers for the question?

[@averagecooki3095]

Idk man

[@aghdaskowsar2141]

Go on anyway , thank you . New generation needs them .

[@ArumesYT]

New generation can't find a series already uploaded on the same channel? Weak generation.

[@buttmunch397]

Digital Photography class sucks :\

[@ArumesYT]

Stop uploading the same series over and over again.

[@TheStockwell]

How about you make your own series - and make it free the same way the Eastman folks do? That way, you'll be able to stop complaining about how you keep watching the same series over and over again. I'm sure you have the resources and ability to surpass what the Eastman Museum has come up with. You're welcome! :)

[@groggers]

@@TheStockwell Well said!

[@lexi7030]

get outta here your hater man, i may not know who you are behind that screen but assume you are really mean

[@ArumesYT]

@@groggers Is it? You don't see the bucketloads of bullshit he managed to cram into three whole sentences?

[@ArumesYT]

@@lexi7030 Yeah well, that's just what it is. An assumption.