Bromide enlarging and contact printing : how to do it (1892)
Dresser, A. R · London : Fry Manufacturing Co. · leaf 67
ool sponge, or bv placing the print still upon the glass plate under a water tap or hose, and keeping it moving. There are two great advantages of this method. First : Very little after washing is required, there being no toning solution in the body of the paper. Second : The exact tone required… … Toning a Print. 1 see that Mr. Weir Brown has since recommended the process of over-exposure and development, and afterwards followed by toning with uranium, fol- lowed by reduction with the fern, yanide reducer. This is a refinement of the process of which enough is not yet known for me to make a…
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