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FOG.

Caused

by

too

much

light.

Negative

develops

evenly,

shadows

almost

as

fast

as

high

lights.

No

contrast,

and

no

deep

shadows

.

Over-exposure

can

be

overcome

in

the

developm

e

nt,

by

the

addition

of

bromide

of

potassium

to

the

developer.

The

printing

and

developing

outfit

ihcludes

a

package

of

bromide,

with

directions,

for

its

use.

The

novice

will

soon

learn

to

recognize

over-exposure,

and

to

apply

the

rem~dy.

After

the

bromide

has

been

added

to

the

developer,

it

should

not

be

used

for

another

negative,

unless

it

is

known

to

have

been

over-exposed.

Caused

by

iamp light.

time.)

~hi

t

e

light in the

dark

room,

or

holding

the

film too long in

the

(Even

the yellow light from

the

lamp will fog

the

film after a

Fog

causes

the

film

to

blacken

aU

over

soon

after

the

developer

is

applied;

and

if

the

fog

is

con.

siderable,

it

obliterates

the

image

entirely.

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