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   Hierarchy of Activities Facet .... Activities Facet
   Hierarchy of Processes and Techniques (hierarchy name) ........ Processes and Techniques (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of <processes and techniques by specific type> ............ <processes and techniques by specific type>
   Hierarchy of <image-making processes and techniques> ................ <image-making processes and techniques>
   Hierarchy of <photography and photographic processes and techniques> .................... <photography and photographic processes and techniques>
   ........................ photographic processes
   Hierarchy of additive color processes (photography) ............................ additive color processes (photography)
   ................................ Autochrome process
   Hierarchy of screen processes ................................ screen processes
   Hierarchy of albumen process ............................ albumen process
   ................................ hyalotype (process)
   ............................ aristotype (process)
   ............................ cliché-verre (photographic process)
   Hierarchy of collodion processes ............................ collodion processes
   ................................ dry collodion process
   Hierarchy of wet collodion process ................................ wet collodion process
   ............................ cross processes
   Hierarchy of diffusion transfer process ............................ diffusion transfer process
   Hierarchy of dye diffusion transfer process ................................ dye diffusion transfer process
   Hierarchy of direct positive processes ............................ direct positive processes
   ................................ Bayard's process
   Hierarchy of daguerreotype (process) ................................ daguerreotype (process)
   ................................ heliography
   ................................ Hillotype (process)
   ............................ electrophotography
   Hierarchy of gelatin silver process ............................ gelatin silver process
   ................................ gelatin dry plate process
   Hierarchy of interference processes (photography) ............................ interference processes (photography)
   Hierarchy of holography ................................ holography
   ................................ Lippmann process
   Hierarchy of iron processes ............................ iron processes
   ................................ blueprint process
   ................................ ferrogallic process [N]
   ................................ kallitype
   ................................ palladium process
   Hierarchy of platinum process ................................ platinum process
   ............................ lenticular processes
   Hierarchy of pigment processes ............................ pigment processes
   Hierarchy of bichromate processes ................................ bichromate processes
   Hierarchy of carbro process ................................ carbro process
   Hierarchy of salted paper processes ............................ salted paper processes
   ................................ calotype (process)
   ................................ photogenic drawing (process)
   ................................ waxed-paper process
   ............................ stabilization process
   Hierarchy of subtractive color processes (photography) ............................ subtractive color processes (photography)
   Hierarchy of chromogenic processes ................................ chromogenic processes
   Hierarchy of silver-dye bleach process ................................ silver-dye bleach process
   ............................ three-color processes (photography)
   ............................ two-color processes
   ............................ Wothlytype
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