reversal processing

photography

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use in motion-picture production

  • Eadweard Muybridge
    In motion-picture technology: Film processing and printing

    One variation is known as reversal processing. After partial development, the camera original is bleached and given a second exposure of uniform white light. This yields a positive rather than a negative image and thus saves the cost of an additional generation.

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