Photography

Silver bromide (AgBr) is a seemingly ordinary pale yellow compound with an extraordinary property: remarkably sensitive to light. This unique characteristic has made it the cornerstone of traditional photography for over a century.

When light hits silver bromide crystals, a chemical reaction is triggered. Tiny pockets of metallic silver form within the crystal, creating a hidden or "latent...

Silver halide has been the cornerstone of photography for over a century, capturing our world in stunning detail. But what exactly is this light-sensitive material, and how does it translate light into a lasting image?

 Silver halide is a class of chemical compounds formed between silver (Ag) and a halogen element, like chlorine (Cl), bromine (Br), or iodine (I). The most common types used in...

While the "silver screen" might conjure images of Hollywood's golden age, photographers have their silver secret weapon: the silver reflector. This unsung hero plays a vital role in manipulating light, enhancing your photos, and achieving that professional touch.

Unlike a mirror, which reflects light directly, a silver reflector diffuses it. This softened light acts as a fill light, bouncing...