Tăl'bo-týpe, n.
n. [From the name of the inventor.] A process of taking pictures by the camera obscura on chemically prepared paper, invented and patented by Mr. H. Fox Talbot, and called by him calotype. [Rare.]
n. [From the name of the inventor.] A process of taking pictures by the camera obscura on chemically prepared paper, invented and patented by Mr. H. Fox Talbot, and called by him calotype. [Rare.]