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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1914 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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sired detail. Others place the printon a plate of glass and develop by pouring the water from acup or other container over the print. Nearly every planknown to human ingenuity to remove the surplus coating hasbeen tried, but for me I prefer the deep tray of water and letthe print develop naturally and without mechanical assistance. A suggestion to the inexperienced worker may be of value.One of the properties of the gum-print in common with thatof the carbon print is that it is more successfully treated in adry than in a humid atmosphere. I may also say in closingthat there is probably no other branch of printing which re-quires such a large stock of plain patience and dogged perse-verance as does this process of which I am writing, and theperson who tells you that he never has made any mistakes ingum work, and that he made fine prints at the first trial, is aperson who has been given a greater degree of success thanfalls to the lot of most experimenters in this difficult process. 204
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SIMPLICITY. -Copyright, 1911, by Knaffl ■& Bro.

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