A photographic plate is a flat piece of glass or metal coated with a light-sensitive material used for capturing images in early photography. When exposed to light through a camera, the plate records the image, which can then be developed to produce a visible photograph. Photographic plates were widely used before the introduction of film and were valued for their high image quality and detailed resolution.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „photographic plate” po angielsku

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