Relationships Broader Term:  contact copy n. ~ A photographic print made while the paper is held emulsion-to-emulsion with the negative.

Print made by exposing the receiving material in contact with the original. Images are the same size as the original images, but have a reversed left-to-right orientation.

A print made with the negative in contact (held tightly against) the photographic paper so that both negative and print are the same size.

A print made from contact of a sensitive surface to a negative or positive photograph.

A photographic print made by holding the printing paper emulsion-to-emulsion with the negative, usually in a special printing frame, while it is exposed to light through the negative. Click here to se [..]

A photographic print made from a negative or positive in contact with sensitized paper, film or printing plate.

A print made the same size as the negative.

A reference print made by laying the negative strip directly on photographic paper and exposing to light so that the result matches in size.

Print made by exposing the receiving material in contact with the original. Images are the same size as the original images, but have a reversed left-to-right orientation.

Any print made in which the negative is in physical contact with the paper, the result being an image the same size as the negative.

negative sized photograph made by exposing printing paper in direct contact with the negative.

A print made from contact of a sensitive surface to a negative or positive photograph.

A print made from contact of a sensitive surface to a negative or positive photograph.

A print made from contact of a sensitive surface to a negative or positive photograph.

A print made from contact of a sensitive surface to a negative or positive photograph.

A print made from contact of a sensitive surface to a negative or positive photograph.

(photography) A print made by exposing the printing paper to light through a negative that is placed directly onto it