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    This document contains information about various photographic processes and techniques: 1. It discusses the calotype process developed by William Henry Fox Talbot in 1853 that allowed multiple copies to be made from a single negative. 2. It mentions the heliography process developed by French physicist Joseph Niépce in 1816 that produced a positive copy of an engraving by exposing a glass plate coated with asphalt. 3. It defines a photogram as a photographic image made without a camera by directly placing objects on photographic paper.

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    This document contains information about various photographic processes and techniques: 1. It discusses the calotype process developed by William Henry Fox Talbot in 1853 that allowed multiple copies to be made from a single negative. 2. It mentions the heliography process developed by French physicist Joseph Niépce in 1816 that produced a positive copy of an engraving by exposing a glass plate coated with asphalt. 3. It defines a photogram as a photographic image made without a camera by directly placing objects on photographic paper.

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