Kodak No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie - p-37

The operation o£ separating film and duplex
paper should be done over a bowl, bathtub, or
sink.
When the duplex paper does not free itself
readily from back of film, split the paper
where possible; this will remove the hard outer
surface of the paper, the remaining portion wi1!
soon become soaked and can then be removed
easily by rubbing gently, while immersed, with
the ball of the finger. This adhering of the
duplex paper to the film .is almost invariably
caused by the use of a too warm developer.
Preparing the Developer
We recommend the use of Pyro . The Brownie
Box and Kodak Tank Developer Powders put up
by us, are prepared especially for use with our
film and the Brownie Developing Box or the
Kodak Film Tank, and are made from carefully
tested chemicals.
Fill graduate with four ounces of lukewarm
water, open one of the powders and dissolve the
contents of the large package. Next dissolve _ the
contents of the small package in the solution.
When film is ready to develop , po p. r the contents
of the graduate into the Brownie Developing
Box and add eight ounces of cold water and the
developer will be ready. The temperature of the
. developer must be between 62 and 65 degrees
Fahr. In extremes of weather test temperature
of developer with a thermometer.
lfsome of the contents of the small package
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