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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1914 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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A WINTER MORNING. GEORGE R. BOSWORTH. best should dry in four hours or less, which it will do in awarmed room, especially in the winter time. The sensitizedtissue will keep for several days if protected from the air.The easiest way to do this is to keep it under pressure in aprinting frame in which you have put some black paper toprotect it from the light. The paper is printed about the same length of time that itwould take to print a light solio proof from the same negative,one that will just show the detail wanted in the high lights.Note how long this takes and print the carbon the same time.In printing be sure that the edges of the negative are allcovered by the rebates of the frame, or else by black paper. 298
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PORTRAIT. Helmar Lerski. This white margin forms a safe edge that protects the printfrom frilling when transferred. While the tissue is printing,or before if desired, some of the transfer paper can be put tosoak in some luke warm water for a few minutes, ready totransfer the picture on to it. To make the transfer place theprinted piece of tissue in a tray of cold water until it flattensout and just begins to curl back with the coated side out, thenput a piece of the wetted transfer paper under it in the sametray, bringing them, together under water so as to exclude air

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