n.光力摄影法；卡罗式照相法；碘化银纸照相法

The calotype process was one of the earliest photographic processes, invented by William Henry Fox Talbot in the 1840s.
卡罗式摄影法是最早的摄影过程之一，由威廉·亨利·福克斯·塔尔博特在19世纪40年代发明。
Unlike the daguerreotype, the calotype negative could be used to produce multiple positive prints.
不像达盖尔银版法，卡罗式负片可以用来制作多张正片打印。
The calotype process allowed for greater flexibility and creativity in photography compared to earlier methods.
卡罗式摄影法相比早期的方法提供了更大的灵活性和创造性。
In the calotype process, a sheet of paper coated with silver iodide was used as the photographic medium.
在卡罗式摄影法中，使用涂有碘化银的纸张作为摄影媒介。
The calotype negative produced a detailed image, but it was also prone to fading over time.
卡罗式负片产生详细图像，但也容易随着时间褪色。
Fox Talbot's calotype process was a significant advancement in the history of photography.
福克斯·塔尔博特的卡罗式摄影法在摄影史上是一个重要的进步。
The calotype process involved developing the negative in a solution of sodium hyposulfite.
卡罗式摄影法涉及在硫代硫酸钠溶液中显影负片。
The calotype process was eventually replaced by more advanced photographic techniques, such as the wet collodion process.
卡罗式摄影法最终被更先进的摄影技术取代，如湿胶棉胶摄影法。
The calotype process required longer exposure times than other early photographic methods.
卡罗式摄影法需要比其他早期摄影方法更长的曝光时间。
Despite its limitations, the calotype process had a lasting impact on the development of photography.
尽管存在局限性，但卡罗式摄影法对摄影的发展产生了持久的影响。