Bromide enlarging and contact printing : how to do it (1892)
Dresser, A. R · London : Fry Manufacturing Co. · leaf 46
th that described in Chapter IV-., but, short of that, the make-shifts here described are all that will be necessary. To such as desire to make enlargements without any trouble of rigging up their own apparatus, there are many simple and cheap enlarging devices, the cost of which runs to a few… … Fixed Enlargement Camera. in fact as making contact prints. It is a long box divided into tw^o compartments ; in the central partition is fixed a lens. At one end (c) a piece of bromide paper is adjusted in a carrier specially made for it, and in the other at(b)is placed the negative. This, of…
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