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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1914 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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PORTRAIT. Helmar Lerski. This white margin forms a safe edge that protects the printfrom frilling when transferred. While the tissue is printing,or before if desired, some of the transfer paper can be put tosoak in some luke warm water for a few minutes, ready totransfer the picture on to it. To make the transfer place theprinted piece of tissue in a tray of cold water until it flattensout and just begins to curl back with the coated side out, thenput a piece of the wetted transfer paper under it in the sametray, bringing them, together under water so as to exclude air
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RUSSET APPLES. NATHAN K. GRAVES. bells. Draw the two pieces of paper out together and laythem on a piece of glass or other flat surface and removethe water from between them by scraping with the flatsqueegee. It is usually safer to put a piece of oil cloth, oroiled paper, over the carbon paper to protect it from abrasion,and to start squeegeeing from the center of the print, work-ing towards the edges. After the water has been removedby the squeegeeing the print is placed between dry blotters andunder moderate pressure for about fifteen minutes, and it willbe ready for development. To develop the print, simply immerse it in warm water at 299

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