y wet, with no air bubbles, it is ready for development. 5. Now pass the film through the developer in the same manner as described for wetting it and shown in cut. Keep it constantly in motion, and in about one minute the high lights will begin to darken and you will readily be able to distinguish… … time to time. When developing Eastman's N. C. Film, use a red lamp and take care not to hold the film close to the lamp for any length of time. This film is very rapid and is orthochromatic, therefore liable to fog unless handled very carefully. 6. After completing development cut the negatives…
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