They are usually made in contact with a negative.ĭOP (developing-out paper): A photographic paper that forms a visible image using a chemical developer to reveal the latent image made by exposure to light. POP prints are warm in tone, tending towards a brown, purple, or reddish color. POP (printing-out paper): A photographic paper that forms a visible image directly from the reaction of light on light-sensitive materials.
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