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are
ready
to
go
into
the
fixing
bath,
otherwi-e
they
will
be
potted
or
blackened,
so
as
to
b~
useless.
10.
When
the
negatives
are
thoroughly
washed,
put
one-half
ounce
of
glyc·
erine
in
one
pint
of
water
(four
por-
tions
mea
ured
with
the
developer
gla
),
stir
well
and
soak
the
nega-
tive
in
the
solution
for
5
minute,
then
remove
them
and
wipe off
the
surplu
moisture
with a
soft,
damp
cloth,
and
pin
them
by
the
four
cor-
ners,
face
up,
to
a flat
surface
to
dry.
The
glycerine solution may
be
used
repeat-
edh
·.
The
trays
and
beaker
should
now
be
rin
ed
out
and
set away to
drain
and
dry.
When
the
negatives are dry,
they
are
ready
for
printing,
a
described
hereafter.
Dejutiz
·e Negatives. - By
following
clo
ely
the
foregoing
direction,
the
novice
can
make
seventy-five
per
cent.,
or
upwards,
of
good
negative.
ome-
time,
however,
the
directions
are
not
fol-
lowed,
and
failure
result.
To
forewarn
is
to
forearm,
and
we
therefore
de
cribe
the
common
cau
e
of
failure.
Ullder-Exposure. - Cau
ed
by
making
nap
hot
indoor.
or
in
the
hade,
or
.
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