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Carbon printing : containing explicit instructions for professional and amateur photographers (1897)

Bölte, Max, author, E. & H.T. Anthony (Firm), issuing body · New York : E. & H.T. Anthony & Co. · leaf 25

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e first and last pourings meet. 3d. Never pour the collodion on one place alone, for the ether might dissolve the wax on the plate and the picture would not separate. Allow fully two minutes for each plate to get sufficiently dry, and immerse in the reservoir tray, proceeding as follows: Place the… … The heavy lines indicate the collodionized side. will easily be understood by a glance at the cut. Having immersed all the plates, they must remain in the water for at least twenty-five minutes , but no harm will ensue if they remain for hours. ,

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