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If the prints ar .e 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 ~nd burnished in a superior
manner,
and returned at a very moderate cost.
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
THE EASTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS co., L't 'd,
115 Oxford Street, London,
4 Place Vendome, Paris. PIIce Grimald i, Ni ce .
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