photochromy
noun
pho·to·chro·my
ˈfōtəˌkrōmē
plural -es
: a formerly used process of color photography in which a silver chloride emulsion layer assumes approximately the color of the exposing light
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary phot- + -chromy
- achordate
- Achorutes
- achras
- achrases
- achrasses
- Achray, Loch
- achres
- achrestic anemia
- achro-
- Achrochordidae
- achrodextrin
- achroite
- achromasiae
- achromasias
- achromat
- Achromatiaceae
- achromatic
- achromatic lens
- achromatic prism
- achromatically
- achromaticities
- achromaticity
- achromatins
- achromatise
- achromatised