. The American annual of photography. first half hour and every ten minutes during the remaininghour. When I opened the tank at the expiration of the hourand a half my surprise was only, exceeded by my pleasure. Look at Figure i, a hard and trying subject. No halationaround the windows, and in the darkest corners perfect detail—an even balance throughout the picture. The exposure in this hall was fifteen minutes with a Bausch& Lomb Universal lens, at 32. The living room, (Figure 2), the sun was just hittingthe window. Data same as Figure i, except exposure whichwas ten minutes. If you are call
. The American annual of photography. first half hour and every ten minutes during the remaininghour. When I opened the tank at the expiration of the hourand a half my surprise was only, exceeded by my pleasure. Look at Figure i, a hard and trying subject. No halationaround the windows, and in the darkest corners perfect detail—an even balance throughout the picture. The exposure in this hall was fifteen minutes with a Bausch& Lomb Universal lens, at 32. The living room, (Figure 2), the sun was just hittingthe window. Data same as Figure i, except exposure whichwas ten minutes. If you are called out to make an interior and have no non-halation plates—why! just take your ordinary plates—doublethe exposure, modify your developer by increasing the sul-phite, for the pyro will require it on account of the long de-velopment, and by cutting down the carbonate to almost noth-ing. Exercise patience. You will not care whether you havenon-halation plates or not, for you can successfully correcthalation in the NATHAN R. GRAVES. 94
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