Negative, The invisible image on film after exposure that becomes visible when developed, Developer, The chemical that makes the latent image visible on film, Stop Bath, An acidic solution that halts development immediately, Fixer, The chemical that makes the image permanent and light-safe, Agitation, The process of moving the film or paper in chemicals to ensure even development, Latent Image, The exposed film containing inverted tones or colors of the final image, Print, The final photograph on paper after developing, Enlarger, A device used to project the negative onto photo paper for printing, Funnel, Tool used to pour chemicals into tanks without spilling, Photographic Tongs, Tool used to move film or paper safely in chemical baths, Changing Bag, Light-proof bag used to load film onto reels without a darkroom, Tank, Container where film is developed in chemicals, Developing Reel, Spiral reel that holds film inside the tank for even chemical circulation, Darkroom, A special room designed to work with photographic chemicals in safe, controlled lighting, Developer Bath, The stage of processing in which the film or paper is immersed in developer solution to reveal the image., Fixer Bath, The stage of processing in which the material is immersed in fixer solution to stabilize and preserve the image permanently..

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