The Complete Photographer
The Complete Photographer
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The "perfect negative " of Hurter and Driffield is the type of negative every photographer tries to get. It is a negative which can only be obtained by exposing the plate correctly.
This would indeed have been sad news to photographers if it meant that they had to time their exposures to a nicety ; but, fortunately, it is not as it looks at first. The same researches showed that most plates possessed a good deal of " latitude in exposure, " some an immense amount, and all had some. The meaning ...of the expression is made clear by an example. If it is found that a plate will give a " perfect negative " with a certain exposure, it will give an equally perfect negative with twice, four times, eight times, occasionally even thirty-two times as long. This latitude depends on the subject, the character of the emulsion on the plate, and the thickness of its coating. The thicker the plate is coated, within reason, the greater the latitude. The slower the plate, as a rule, the greater the latitude also ; though to this there are exceptions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The "perfect negative " of Hurter and Driffield is the type of negative every photographer tries to get. It is a negative which can only be obtained by exposing the plate correctly.
This would indeed have been sad news to photographers if it meant that they had to time their exposures to a nicety ; but, fortunately, it is not as it looks at first. The same researches showed that most plates possessed a good deal of " latitude in exposure, " some an immense amount, and all had some. The meaning ...of the expression is made clear by an example. If it is found that a plate will give a " perfect negative " with a certain exposure, it will give an equally perfect negative with twice, four times, eight times, occasionally even thirty-two times as long. This latitude depends on the subject, the character of the emulsion on the plate, and the thickness of its coating. The thicker the plate is coated, within reason, the greater the latitude. The slower the plate, as a rule, the greater the latitude also ; though to this there are exceptions.
What to read after The Complete Photographer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Roger Child Bayley to read onlineMoreLess
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