Captured Light: The Invention of Photography
Across
- 2. : Camera-less image made by placing objects on paper.
- 4. : Lens opening that controls light.
- 5. : Curved glass that focuses light.
- 8. : Brand that brought snapshot photography to the masses.
- 9. : Inventor of the calotype process.
- 10. : Iron-based 'blueprint' process.
- 14. : Wet plate process requiring fast darkroom work.
- 15. : Partner of Niepce, famous for 1839 process.
- 16. : Mechanism that controls exposure time.
- 17. : Affordable camera introduced in 1900.
- 18. : Made the first permanent photo.
- 19. : First woman to publish a photo book (plants).
Down
- 1. : Highly detailed photo on silvered copper plate.
- 3. : Entrepreneur who popularized roll film.
- 6. : Early experimenter with chemicals and light.
- 7. : Invention that let photos appear in newspapers.
- 10. : Early device meaning 'dark room' in Latin.
- 11. : Material coating film or paper with light-sensitive chemicals.
- 12. : German scientist who showed silver salts darken in light.
- 13. : Flexible film that replaced bulky plates.