to tintype
- verb
- /ˈtɪnˌtaɪp/
- Archaic
- She learned how to tintype after taking a workshop on nineteenth-century photography techniques.
Examples
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The artist will tintype your portrait at the vintage photography booth.
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Many reenactors enjoy being tintyped in period costumes at historical festivals.
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I want to tintype my family portrait.
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She tintyped a beautiful landscape last summer.
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The photographer will tintype portraits using a traditional wet-plate process at the fair.
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During the festival, visitors can get their pictures tintyped to experience history.
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He decided to tintype his favorite landscape, capturing the beauty of nature in a unique way.
How Old-Fashioned
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tintype as a verb comes from the name of the metal photo and means 'to make a photograph' on a thin metal plate, so to tintype someone is to create that old-style metal picture of them.