Library of Amateur Photography volume 1
Library of Amateur Photography volume 1
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Cut a strip of heavy, strong paper several yards long and two feet wide. Attach one end of the paper to the tube with paste; then place the prints face down on the paper and proceed to roll up the paper until all the prints are enclosed in the roll. Let them remain in the roll for an hour. Should the prints curl too much reverse them in the roll for five to ten minutes.
CHAPTER XXII. Aristo Self-Toning Paper.
510. As its name implies, this paper requires no toning or developing solutions, and c...an be worked with an ease and certainty which cannot fail to delight users of gloss paper.
511. Aristo Self-Toning Paper must be printed in day- light. The printing should only proceed to a point slightly in excess of the depth required in a finished print, thus ren- dering it a quick printer in addition to its self-toning advan- tages.
512. It has great latitude in printing and secures full values from negatives ranging from soft to medium inten- sity. It will be observed that the amount of salt in the water will govern to an extent the depth of tone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cut a strip of heavy, strong paper several yards long and two feet wide. Attach one end of the paper to the tube with paste; then place the prints face down on the paper and proceed to roll up the paper until all the prints are enclosed in the roll. Let them remain in the roll for an hour. Should the prints curl too much reverse them in the roll for five to ten minutes.
CHAPTER XXII. Aristo Self-Toning Paper.
510. As its name implies, this paper requires no toning or developing solutions, and c...an be worked with an ease and certainty which cannot fail to delight users of gloss paper.
511. Aristo Self-Toning Paper must be printed in day- light. The printing should only proceed to a point slightly in excess of the depth required in a finished print, thus ren- dering it a quick printer in addition to its self-toning advan- tages.
512. It has great latitude in printing and secures full values from negatives ranging from soft to medium inten- sity. It will be observed that the amount of salt in the water will govern to an extent the depth of tone.
What to read after Library of Amateur Photography volume 1?
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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