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How to make good pictures : a book for the amateur photographer (1900)

Eastman Kodak Company · Rochester, N.Y. : Eastman Kodak Co. · leaf 155

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tructed light (not direct sunlight) of the sky will fall upon the negative. When sufficient exposure has been given (explained in the Brownie Enlarging Camera Manual) the paper is developed in the usual manner. If Velox paper is used no dark-room is necessary for any part of the process. If Bromide… … negatives and will also enlarge from 3^4 x 5j4 negatives. One of the greatest evidences of the practical merit of these cameras is the fact that they have been adopted by people who make a business of enlarging for amateur photographers. The ease of setting up the Brownie Enlarging Camera is shown…

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