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minutes the

operator

will

be

able to distinguish objects m

the

picture. The

developer should

be

allowed to act 5 to

10

minutes.

The

progress

of

the

devel-

opment

may

be

watched

by

holding

the

negative, from time to time, up

to

the

lamp.

6.

Transfer

the

developed film to

the

third

tray

and

nnse

two

or

three

times with

water, leaving it to soak while

the

next

film

is

being developed.

Eight

or

ten

negatives

can

be

developed

one

after

the

other

in

one

portion

of

develope.;

then

it

should

be

thrown

away

and

a

fresh

portion

mixed.

Only

one

negative

should

be

developed

at

a

time,

until

the

operator

becomes

expert,

then

he

caD

manage

three

or

four

in

the

tray

at

one

time

and

the

developer

will

answer

for

twenty-four

films

before

being

exhausted.

As

each

successive

negative

is

developed

it

should

be

put,

with

the

preceding

n~gatives.

in

the

washing

tray

and

the

water

changed

twice,

to

prevent

the

developer

remaining

in

the

film

from

staiI\ing

them.

7.

Put

two tablespoonfuls of

the

Hyposulphite

of

Soda

into

the

fourth

tray, fill two-

thirds

full

of

water,

and

stir

until dissolved.

This

is called

the

fixing

bath.

8.

Immerse

the

negatives one

by

one in

the

fixing

bath

until they are entirely

clear

of

white spots

and

are

transparent

instead

of

milky

by

transmitted

light.

This

will

require

about

10

minutes.

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