The Photographers book of Practical Formulae
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... 3 drachms.
Soak in water for twenty-four hours ; drain off water thoroughly, and add — Sulphuric acid, . . . . 7 drachms.
When cold add water seven ounces. Neutralize with liquor ammonia (it will take about two ounces), and then add— Glycerine, ..... 4^ ounces.
CHROMOGRAPH MIXTURES.
Make a zinc tray about a quarter of an inch in depth, and pour into it a warm solution made as follows : — Water, ...... 4 ounces.
Sulphate of baryta, . . . 2^ " Sugar, ...... I ounce.
Gelatine, . . . . . I " Gl...ycerine, . . . . . 6 ounces.
Write whatever is required to be printed upon a sheet of white paper, using instead of ordinary ink the aniline color known as " violet of methylaniline ; " as soon as the writing is pretty dry, lay it upon the gelatine surface, and rub the back of the paper with the palm of the hand. The ink will be absorbed by the gelatinous product. All that is to be done in order to obtain a facsimile of the writing is to lay a sheet of paper upon the writing on the gelatine and rub the back with the hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... 3 drachms.
Soak in water for twenty-four hours ; drain off water thoroughly, and add — Sulphuric acid, . . . . 7 drachms.
When cold add water seven ounces. Neutralize with liquor ammonia (it will take about two ounces), and then add— Glycerine, ..... 4^ ounces.
CHROMOGRAPH MIXTURES.
Make a zinc tray about a quarter of an inch in depth, and pour into it a warm solution made as follows : — Water, ...... 4 ounces.
Sulphate of baryta, . . . 2^ " Sugar, ...... I ounce.
Gelatine, . . . . . I " Gl...ycerine, . . . . . 6 ounces.
Write whatever is required to be printed upon a sheet of white paper, using instead of ordinary ink the aniline color known as " violet of methylaniline ; " as soon as the writing is pretty dry, lay it upon the gelatine surface, and rub the back of the paper with the palm of the hand. The ink will be absorbed by the gelatinous product. All that is to be done in order to obtain a facsimile of the writing is to lay a sheet of paper upon the writing on the gelatine and rub the back with the hand.
What to read after The Photographers book of Practical Formulae?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W D Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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