Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie - Page 31

Fig. 9
Position
of
stylus when writing
record
data
on
a
u
t
o
sr11[],?ltT,.t
fil'J#f,:
u
se
d i n
ture,
the
date,
or
details in
regard
to the
exposure,
light,
stops,
etc.,
(Fig.
9).
The
"Autographic
Negative"
printed
on
page
25 is merely
to suggest
a
few
of the
thousand
and
one ways in
which
autographic
records
may
be
used to add value
to the negatives,
To
$et
a
clear
irnpression,
press
firmly
on
both up and
down
strokes.
While writing
or
afterwards
the
sun should
not
be allowed
to
shine upon
the
paper.
The
action
of the
stylus
so affects
the
tissue
as to
permit
the light
to record
the
writing
upon the film.
After
finishing
the
writ-
ing
the
door should
be
left
open
for the
printing,
in
accordance
with the
following
table:
5 to
7 Seconds
ffi
Incandescent
Light,
distance
2 inches,
30
to
60
seconds.
(Expose
to the
sk!, but
not to
the sun.)
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