Antotipia
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L'antotipia (da anthos, fiore in greco antico) è un arcaico processo fotografico che sfrutta la fotosensibilità di alcuni vegetali (alcune specie di fiori, bacche, ortaggi) per produrre un'emulsione fotosensibile adatta alla stampa.
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