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If

the

prints

are too

light

when

washed,

it

will

be

evident

that

the

printing

was

stopped

too

soon;

and, if too

dark,

vice versa.

The

image,

before

the

picture

is washed, is

quite

indistinct,

and

two

or

three trials will

be

required

to

enable

the

novice to

judge

how far to

carry

the

prints;

but

when

learned

with

one

negative

it will

be

simple with all.

,

If

the

Kodaker

wants

silver

prints

from his negatives,

he

has simply

to

substitute

Eastman's

sensitized

paper

for

the

ferro-prussiate

paper.

Directions

for

printing

and

toning

accompany

the

paper.

Or,

he

can

send

his negatives to

the

factory

by

mail where

they

will

be

printed,

mounted

and

burnished

in a

superior

manner,

and

returned

at

a very

moderate

cost.

EASTMAN

KODAK

COMPANY,

ROCHESTER,

N.

Y.

rHE

EASTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS co., L'

!'

d,

115 Oxford Street, London,

4 Place Vendome ,

Pa

..

i

s.

PlIca

Gr

im

al

di, Nice.

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