The elements of photography by Frank Roy Fraprie

Author:Frank Roy Fraprie
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: American Photographic Publishing Company

Keep the solutions well corked and in a dark place. To use, mix equal parts of A and B and apply to the paper with a tuft of cotton, coating the paper first in one direction, which will make it look streaky, and then across the first lines, smoothing out the streaks. This should be done quickly, and the paper dried in a warm place where daylight cannot reach it. Gaslight or lamplight will not affect it. The best results will be obtained by using the paper while fresh.

Gelatine Papers. — To get a sharper and clearer print than that given by the blue paper, with a glossy surface in addition, the paper to use is what is often called P.O.P., or printing out paper. There are many brands on the market, and there is little choice as to results. As each brand has its own peculiarities, however, it is better to adopt one make and get used to it.

The paper is printed the same as blueprint paper, except that thin negatives should be printed in the shade or under tissue paper. The paper is considerably faster than blueprint paper, and should be examined and handled only in a subdued light.

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