Library of Amateur Photography volume 3
Library of Amateur Photography volume 3
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If, for any reason, development is carried too far, and the highlights are blocked, the negative may be reduced by using Potassium Ferri-cyanide Reducer, as described in Volume II.
565. If the first appearance of the image indicates that the exposure is correct, it is not necessary to pay any at- tention to the appearance of the shadows during develop- ment. They will take care of themselves. The exposure is what determines whether they will be right or not. If over or under-exposed, treat the ...plate accordingly. (See Volume II. ) 566. Developing Backed Plates. — Before pouring the developer on the plate, hold it under the water tap while the back is rubbed with a brush to remove most of the back- ing (if you have backed the plate according to the method described in Paragraphs 171 to 178). If the plates have been backed with paper, this should be removed previous to placing the plate in the developer. After the backing has been removed, return the plate to the developer and again cover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If, for any reason, development is carried too far, and the highlights are blocked, the negative may be reduced by using Potassium Ferri-cyanide Reducer, as described in Volume II.
565. If the first appearance of the image indicates that the exposure is correct, it is not necessary to pay any at- tention to the appearance of the shadows during develop- ment. They will take care of themselves. The exposure is what determines whether they will be right or not. If over or under-exposed, treat the ...plate accordingly. (See Volume II. ) 566. Developing Backed Plates. — Before pouring the developer on the plate, hold it under the water tap while the back is rubbed with a brush to remove most of the back- ing (if you have backed the plate according to the method described in Paragraphs 171 to 178). If the plates have been backed with paper, this should be removed previous to placing the plate in the developer. After the backing has been removed, return the plate to the developer and again cover.
What to read after Library of Amateur Photography volume 3?
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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