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OVER-DEVELOPMENT.

Caused by leaving the negative too

long

in

the

developer.

In

this

case,

the

negati

ve

is

very

strong

and

intense

by

transmitted

light

and

requires

a

very

long

time

to

print

.

The

remedy

is

obvious.

UNDER-DEVELOPMENT.

Caused

by removal from the

developer

too soon.

An

undeveloped

negative

differs

from

an

under-exposed

one,

in

that

it

is

apt

to

be

thin

and

full

of

detail,

instead

of

harsh,

and

lacking

in

detail.

If

the

development

is

carried

on

as

before

directed,

this

defect

is

not

liable

to

occur.

SPOTS.

STREAKS.

ETC.

Air

bells

on

the film

III

the developer

or

fixing

bath

are liable

to

cause spots;

and

streaks

are

caused

by

allowing

the

film to remain

uncovered

in

part

by

the various solutions while in them,

White, milky spots

are

evidence

that

the

negative

has

not

been

properly

fixed,

and

the

negative

should

be

put

back

into the fixing

bath

and

then

re-washed.

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