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Photography with emulsions: a treatise on the theory and practical working of gelatine and collodion emulsion processes (1882)

Abney, William de Wiveleslie, Sir, 1843-1920 · New York, Scovill manufacturing co. · leaf 37

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ac a drying box for dry plates which is essentially correct in principle, and no doubt answers well. He says : u It often happens in very damp weather that gelatine negatives refuse to dry for hours, and even when flooded with spirit take a considerable time. u To those who do not possess a good… … may be of any form most convenient, but the more shallow the better. . The one in actual use stands on an ordinary work-bench, and the gas-burner, and iron cone, &c., on

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