Library of Amateur Photography volume 2
Library of Amateur Photography volume 2
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If the print flashes up very quickly and at once grows black, it is a sign of over-exposure in printing. If under-exposed, the print will, on the contrary, develop very slowly and it will finally be found weak in the important parts.
438. If the immersing method is employed and air- bells gather on the surface of the paper, be sure to break them with the tips of your fingers, or with a tuft of cotton. If not broken they will leave white, undeveloped spots on 172 Library of Amateur Photography.
...the print. If you find that the highlights (whitest parts of picture) are gray, it will be necessary to add to the bath a few more drops of a 10% solution of bromide of potassium. Be careful, hoAvever, not to use more bromide than is ab- solutely necessary to secure pure whites, as an excess of bromide will not only restrain the developing and pro- duce contrasty prints, but will also produce greenish prints. \\''atch the process of development carefully and when you find the print is almost dark enough remove it from the de- veloper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the print flashes up very quickly and at once grows black, it is a sign of over-exposure in printing. If under-exposed, the print will, on the contrary, develop very slowly and it will finally be found weak in the important parts.
438. If the immersing method is employed and air- bells gather on the surface of the paper, be sure to break them with the tips of your fingers, or with a tuft of cotton. If not broken they will leave white, undeveloped spots on 172 Library of Amateur Photography.
...the print. If you find that the highlights (whitest parts of picture) are gray, it will be necessary to add to the bath a few more drops of a 10% solution of bromide of potassium. Be careful, hoAvever, not to use more bromide than is ab- solutely necessary to secure pure whites, as an excess of bromide will not only restrain the developing and pro- duce contrasty prints, but will also produce greenish prints. \\''atch the process of development carefully and when you find the print is almost dark enough remove it from the de- veloper.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pa American School of Art And Photography Scranton to read onlineMoreLess
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