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Practical guide to photography (1884)

Marion and Co., compiler · London : Marion and Co. · leaf 203

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ROLLING PRINTS. 207 made between the two processes. It will be seen that the two rollers are geared into each other. The one is caused to travel a little more quickly than the other, and the result is that, whereas a finer polish is produced … than even with the burnisher, there is no danger of tearing the print. Before either burnishing prints or rolling them with the special press, a solution of one grain of Castillo soap in one ounce of methylated spirit should be rubbed over the surface, which is then ready for burnishing when- ever…

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