Practical Photography
Practical Photography
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It may then be sulphided in the usual bath. The redder the copper tone, the redder the sepia. If, however, the print is simply toned in the bath as given, red tones may finally be obtained direct.
The Carbon Process. — One of the most reliable and beautiful of all printing processes, carbon, is par- ticularly well adapted to making prints in colors.
Digitized by Google HOW TO MAKE PRINTS IN COLORS 33 There is commercially available a very large number of colored tissues, of tints of almost ever...y known pig- ment which is capable of making a satisfactory monochrome picture and even tricolor red, yellow, and blue, for making photographs in the colors of nature. The photographer, then, having decided just what color he wishes, selects a tissue of that color and can print it with the certainty of getting perfect color, free from double tones and other defects which may interfere with results in any silver process.
Furthermore, prints may be matched perfectiy at any time by using the same tissue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may then be sulphided in the usual bath. The redder the copper tone, the redder the sepia. If, however, the print is simply toned in the bath as given, red tones may finally be obtained direct.
The Carbon Process. — One of the most reliable and beautiful of all printing processes, carbon, is par- ticularly well adapted to making prints in colors.
Digitized by Google HOW TO MAKE PRINTS IN COLORS 33 There is commercially available a very large number of colored tissues, of tints of almost ever...y known pig- ment which is capable of making a satisfactory monochrome picture and even tricolor red, yellow, and blue, for making photographs in the colors of nature. The photographer, then, having decided just what color he wishes, selects a tissue of that color and can print it with the certainty of getting perfect color, free from double tones and other defects which may interfere with results in any silver process.
Furthermore, prints may be matched perfectiy at any time by using the same tissue.
What to read after Practical Photography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Roy Fraprie to read onlineMoreLess
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