A term originally used by Kodak in the 1950s to designate an early type of color-coupled printing paper. Now used to describe a print in which colored dyes are coupled with light-silver compounds.
C-print
C-print
A term originally used by Kodak in the 1950s to designate an early type of color-coupled printing paper. Now used to describe a print in which colored dyes are coupled with light-silver compounds.