Kodak No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie - PART IV: Developing Film

PART IV
Developing
There is no necessity of working in a dark r. oom
or waiting until night to develop film, it can be
done in daylight at any time and place. And
the daylight methods of developing filni give
better results than the , dark room way.
Film may be developed in daylight in two ways:
by the Brownie Developing Box method, or by
the Kodak Film Tank. Both methods are the
same in principle, the Brownie Developing Box
being a simplification of the Kodak Film Tank,
. such simplification being made possible by the
short length of the Brownie film.
For developing Brownie film we recommend
the Brownie Developing Box for simpleness, the
result with either the Brownie Developing Box
or the Kodak Film Tank being equal.
How to use the Brownie Developing Box
The Brownie Developing Box is simply a light
tight box of sufficient length to permit the un-
rolling of the film within it so the developer may
act upon it. The film is unrolled and extend ed
in one loop by means of .a · cord and winding
roller within the box, and is supported in position
by means of another roller placed at the opposite
end of .the box.
A dummy cartridge is provided with each
Brownie Developing Box with which oue should
experiment before attempting to develop an,
exposed film.