A Popular Treatise On Photography
A Popular Treatise On Photography
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5. Black.
6. Metallic greyish black.
7. Olive, or greenish bronze.
It is not sufficient that the picture when examined, as shown in Fig. 92, should seem to be printed deep enough, because the fixing agent removes a great deal of the depth of the colour; on this account, and in order that the finished print should possess the proper depth of tone, it y Google 108 PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES.
is necessary that the tint imparted by exposure in the printing frame should be much deeper than is required f...or the finished picture.
The time, then, for withdrawing the paper from the action of the sun or light, depends solely on the method of fixing, and is best learned by experience.
Pressure -frames should be made with the greatest care, for if, for example, the back for pressing the paper against the glass should not be quite flat, the paper will in some places be away from the negative, while in other parts the contact will be complete, and the resulting positive- image will bear evidence of unequal sharpness, thus marring the beauty of the picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Black.
6. Metallic greyish black.
7. Olive, or greenish bronze.
It is not sufficient that the picture when examined, as shown in Fig. 92, should seem to be printed deep enough, because the fixing agent removes a great deal of the depth of the colour; on this account, and in order that the finished print should possess the proper depth of tone, it y Google 108 PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES.
is necessary that the tint imparted by exposure in the printing frame should be much deeper than is required f...or the finished picture.
The time, then, for withdrawing the paper from the action of the sun or light, depends solely on the method of fixing, and is best learned by experience.
Pressure -frames should be made with the greatest care, for if, for example, the back for pressing the paper against the glass should not be quite flat, the paper will in some places be away from the negative, while in other parts the contact will be complete, and the resulting positive- image will bear evidence of unequal sharpness, thus marring the beauty of the picture.
What to read after A Popular Treatise On Photography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monckhoven, D. Van (Désiré Van), 1834-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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