Negative film was invented by which allowed negative images to be produced. a negative image is a a. (1) ansel adams; (2) photographic print in white on a blue ground, often used for copying maps, or architects plans. b. (1) henry fox talbot; (2) tonal inversion of a positive image, where light appears dark, and dark appears light. c. (1) keith cottingham; (2) photographic print in white on a blue ground, often used for copying maps, or architects plans. d. (1) louis daguerre; (2) tonal inversion of a positive image, where light appears dark, and dark appears light.

1.Negative film was invented by Henry Fox Talbot.

Henry Fox Talbot, a British scientist, was one of the most important people in during the early age of photography as he invented the salted paper and the calotype processes for creating a photograph. He was a pioneer in the field of photography and he left a lasting mark on it. He also is one of the key figures in promoting photography as an art for form.

2.Talbot also invented the negative film.

The negative photograph is an image that is tonal inversion of the positive image. Talbot found out that how to make a positive image from a negative one with the salted paper style by using direct sunlight to print on a new sheet of a salter paper the negative image and thus create a positive one.