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Practical guide to photography (1884)

Marion and Co., compiler · London : Marion and Co. · leaf 192

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nnot result, no clouds with bold forms may be attempted, but merely such fleecy things as show no very clear outline at any time. Eetouching with Pencil on the Film Side of the Negative. For this retouching proper far more skill is required than for that which we have described. The necessary… … that it consists essentially of a framework or desk at which the retoucher sits, the negative being so placed that he can see through a portion of it whilst his head is shaded from the light. The negative rests with its lower edge against a slip of wood, so that it can be raised or lowered, or…

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