How to Improve Bad Negatives
How to Improve Bad Negatives
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By putting an easel leg onto a printing frame con- taining a ground glass and setting on a white covered table facing the light, one may cover head and frame and do as good work as if an expensive re- touching frame or desk were pur- chased.
Blocking Out. — To entirely remove portions of a negative so that no print- ing can take place from such parts, we resort to blocking out. This is done by covering the parts that are not de- sired with opaque paint or paper. It is resorted to when the sky i...s of bad quality, when one head is wanted out of a group, or when the surroundings are undesirable. The blocking out of portions is most easily accomplished by first making an aristo print and cut- ting out nearly but not quite the por- tion desired blocked out, and after sunning this till it is bronzed, gluing 37 it into the back of the negative. This being done, it only remains to join the edge of the horizon or garment or head — whatever is to remain — to the paper backing with photographic opaque which is red water-color that sticks to glass and dries quickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By putting an easel leg onto a printing frame con- taining a ground glass and setting on a white covered table facing the light, one may cover head and frame and do as good work as if an expensive re- touching frame or desk were pur- chased.
Blocking Out. — To entirely remove portions of a negative so that no print- ing can take place from such parts, we resort to blocking out. This is done by covering the parts that are not de- sired with opaque paint or paper. It is resorted to when the sky i...s of bad quality, when one head is wanted out of a group, or when the surroundings are undesirable. The blocking out of portions is most easily accomplished by first making an aristo print and cut- ting out nearly but not quite the por- tion desired blocked out, and after sunning this till it is bronzed, gluing 37 it into the back of the negative. This being done, it only remains to join the edge of the horizon or garment or head — whatever is to remain — to the paper backing with photographic opaque which is red water-color that sticks to glass and dries quickly.
What to read after How to Improve Bad Negatives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward W Newcomb to read onlineMoreLess
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