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The 10 pages that link to Photographic paper, each with the reason it gives.

• Photographic filmRelated: Film commonly serves as an intermediate negative, while photographic paper receives the final print exposure.

• Photographic emulsionRelated: Its emulsion records an image when exposed directly or through a negative.

• John HerschelRelated: Herschel experimented with sensitized paper as a surface for recording images.

• Latent imageRelated: Light from a negative forms a latent image directly in its emulsion.

• CalotypeRelated: The process made paper both the negative support and a surface for positive prints.

• DarkroomRelated: Its emulsion type determines exposure, contrast, and safelight compatibility.

• Photographic printingRelated: Its emulsion or receiver layer is the surface that records the printed image.

• Silver bromideRelated: Silver bromide emulsions have been used to make papers for darkroom printing.

• Anna AtkinsRelated: Atkins coated paper with cyanotype chemicals before exposing specimens to sunlight.

• Henry Fox TalbotRelated: Talbot’s process depended on light-sensitive paper for both the negative and positive image.