printout paper

noun

, Photography.

1. sensitized paper for prints that darkens under light and requires treatment to fix an image: largely supplanted at the turn of the century by developing-out paper. : P.O.P.

Word History and Origins

Origin of printout paper¹

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

He made the comscreen's viewpoint his own, to avoid mistakes, so when the screen activated he found himself looking at the Emperor's head, bent over the inevitable stack of printout paper, from the familiar low right three-quarter view.

From Project Gutenberg

I have never been able, with bromide paper, to get the detail in the shadows of under-exposed negatives, such as we see in a good print made on glossy printout paper.

From Project Gutenberg