The Modern way in picture making : published as an aid to the amateur photographer . e Xo. 2 and Xo. 2 Bulls-Eye forenlarging is limited, as the distance between the focal plane and the lens isfixed and prevents the making of enlargements beyond a certain Folding Pocket Kodaks (except the Xo. i and Xo. i-A), the 4-A, andthe Cartridge Kodaks, including the Screen Focus Kodak, lend themselvesparticularly \\t\\ to enlarging. The method of utilizing these instruments is shown in the following :In enlarging by daylight with the Kodak all that is required is a room, with a north wind
The Modern way in picture making : published as an aid to the amateur photographer . e Xo. 2 and Xo. 2 Bulls-Eye forenlarging is limited, as the distance between the focal plane and the lens isfixed and prevents the making of enlargements beyond a certain Folding Pocket Kodaks (except the Xo. i and Xo. i-A), the 4-A, andthe Cartridge Kodaks, including the Screen Focus Kodak, lend themselvesparticularly \\t\\ to enlarging. The method of utilizing these instruments is shown in the following :In enlarging by daylight with the Kodak all that is required is a room, with a north windowpreferred, throughwhich the light canenter without obstruc-tion from trees or near-by buildings, A room with onewindow is preferableas this of course lessensthe difficulty in exclud-ing the white must be remember-ed that although Bro-mide paper is muchless sensiti\e than adry plate, an instantsexposure to white lightwill ruin it. The window should be blocked up to exclude white light by means ofa closely fitting wooden shutter, or any perfectly opaque substance such as. I I a. !:;_ < < Q- -- uj 1^, Q h: Z V 0 Ji C ri] CD i-j 1 EyLARCJXG ON BROMIDE PAPER. 129 heavy card or press board fastened inplace with small nails or Kodak pushpins. An opening nill of course haveto be made in this shutter to recei\ethe Kodak holding frame as will appearin the following diagrams : Figure i illustrates the frame forholding the Kodak when used as anenlarging camera. This frame is sim-ply a shelf with a projection to hold theKodak and negati\e firmly in position,and can easily be construcled with thesimplest tools. The shutter to exclude light from __the window, and to which the holdingframe is attached need be of wood onlywhere the frame is attached, the re-mainder of the window may be blockedup with hea\y press board or opaquecloth held in position with Kodak pushpins. This will lessen the expense and alsoand removal of the frame.
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