The paper base of resin-coated papers is sealed by two polyethylene layers, making it impenetrable to liquids.
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The most familiar example is the print made on a paper base. A photographic print is made by passing light through the negative onto a piece of paper coated with a light-sensitive emulsion, very similar to film.
The coating is an ink receiving layer on top of a paper layer, and prints dry quickly as ink is absorbed into the paper base. These papers fade in bright light and feel light weight.
The paper base is not affected so whites stay white. Common toning colours are sepia and blue. This can be achieved digitally using most software's hue/saturation settings or Photoshop's duotones system.
Reichenbach to find a transparent substitute for the paper base of the rollfilm. He found celluloid (cellulose nitrate) of which flexible transparent foils could be made.
Albumen paper - printing paper invented by Blanquart-Evrard in the mid-19th century where egg whites were used to coat the paper base prior to sensitization.
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printed circuit laminate
material either fabric or paper based that is covered with a thin layer of copper foil and used in the photofabrication process to make circuit boards.
-Fluorescent whites - brilliant highlights produced by applying a fluorescent agent to a printing paper base. The print can also be treated after washing with a fluorescent whitener or dye solution.
The AHDS describes digital preservation as "the preservation of digital materials and the preservation of paper based materials and other artefacts through their digitisation."
Digital Video
See DV.
By carefully looking at a black and print, it can be seen that most black and white prints have a jet black area, a paper base white area and one or more gray areas of varying darkness.
Fiber-Base Paper: Photographic paper consisting of light sensitive emulsion coated on a durable paper base. See also "silver prints." ...
Ivorytype
An obsolete printing process designed to give the impression of a painting on ivory. A hand coloured print was impregnated with wax and squeegeed face down on hot glass. The paper base was then back by ivory tinted paper.
Not all, but many fiber papers available today are near or full exhibition grade. This generally means they have a thicker emulsion, and a heavier paper base.
The gelatin had previously been made light-sensitive by a bath of potassium bichromate. After washing, the image on the tissue was transferred to a paper base and the backing of the tissue was stripped off.
 See also: Base, Image, Photograph, Print, Camera
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