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.

The correct answer is B. Henry Fox Talbot; (2) tonal inversion of a positive image, where light appears dark, and dark appears light

Explanation:

In photography, the negative film refers to an image or film that is opposite in tone to the positive or regular image, this means in negative films the lightest areas are the lightest and vice-versa. For example, white areas are black in negative films. This type of film is commonly used in cameras to create the master copies that are used to print regular photographs. In terms of history, negative films were invented during the 19th century by William Henry Fox Talbot who was an English inventor that improved daguerreotypy (first photographic method). Thus, the correct answer is option B, as the negative film was invented by Henry Fox Tabolt and this is a tonal inversion of a positive image.