[f. prec. sb.; cf. to photograph.] trans. To represent or imprint by the calotype process; to photograph.
1853. Blackw. Mag., LXXIV. 754. Presenting the mind to it in a state of repose … a blank sheet of paper, upon which the object may reflect or calotype itself.
a. 1879. M. Collins, in Pen Sk., I. cxciv. Who could calotype Amy’s laugh?
