The Chemistry of Photography: From Classical to Digital Technologies

David N Rogers

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Section 1: Conventional Films and papers Chapter 1: The overall system (capture and output) Subtractive colour system Chapter 2: Gelatin Types and uses Chapter 3: Light capture and amplification Silver halides Chapter 4: Developers Chapter 5: Processing solutions Developer Bleach Fix Chapter 6: Colour forming couplers Yellow dye forming couplers Magenta dye forming couplers Cyan dye forming couplers Chapter 7: Image dye formation and stability Oxidized colour developers reacting with couplers Chapter 8: The chemistry of colour UV spectra of dyes Colour correction Chapter 9: Film structures Colour Graphic arts Chapter 10: Paper structures Paper base Layer order Additional chemicals Chapter 11: Kodachrome films Chapter 12: Motion picture films Chapter 13: Instant colour photography Section 2: The chemistry of digital products Chapter 14: Inkjet paper

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