The Photographic Instructor for the Professional And Amateur
The Photographic Instructor for the Professional And Amateur
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, or with any of the standard formulae for developers.
124 THE PHOTOGKAPHIO INSTKUCTOK.
For line work, when a negative in black and white only is desirable, and when no half tones or modulations are to be preserved, we resort to the ferrous oxalate developer described in the Lesson on " Printing on Permanent Bromide Paper. '' For that class of work, time of exposure is even more import- ant than for ordinary copying, as by a probable reinforcing, or long-continued developing, the sharpness of l...ines is often considerably damaged, making the negative utterly worthless if a relief plate is to be made from it. Keferring to the formula described before, we take three ounces of the solution of oxalate of potash and add to it one ounce of the solution of sulphate of iron. If more iron is used, the mixed solution will turn turbid and separate a yellow precipitate ; in such a state it should not be used. The perfectly clear and trans- parent red solution is poured over the plate, and the appear- ance of the image closely watched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, or with any of the standard formulae for developers.
124 THE PHOTOGKAPHIO INSTKUCTOK.
For line work, when a negative in black and white only is desirable, and when no half tones or modulations are to be preserved, we resort to the ferrous oxalate developer described in the Lesson on " Printing on Permanent Bromide Paper. '' For that class of work, time of exposure is even more import- ant than for ordinary copying, as by a probable reinforcing, or long-continued developing, the sharpness of l...ines is often considerably damaged, making the negative utterly worthless if a relief plate is to be made from it. Keferring to the formula described before, we take three ounces of the solution of oxalate of potash and add to it one ounce of the solution of sulphate of iron. If more iron is used, the mixed solution will turn turbid and separate a yellow precipitate ; in such a state it should not be used. The perfectly clear and trans- parent red solution is poured over the plate, and the appear- ance of the image closely watched.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W I Lincoln Washington Irving Lincoln Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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