Kodak No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie - p-46

Also provide a pair o£ shears, a pitcher of cold
water (preferably ite water), a pail for slop~:;, and
a dark room having a shelf or table. ·
By,
a dark room is meant o_ne that is wholly
dark-not a ray of light in it. Such a room can
easily be secured at night almost anywhere. The
reason a dark room is require .d is that the film is
extremely sensitive to white
light, either daylight · or .
lamp light, and would be ·
spoiled if exposed to it even
for a fraction of a second.
Having provided such a
room or closet, where, when
the door is closed, no ray
of light can be seen, set up
on the table or shelf the
Kodak Candle Lamp.
The Lamp
The lamp gives a subdued
red light which will not injure the film unless it
is held close to it. · Set the lamp on the table at
least eighteen inches from the operator .
1. Fill one of the trays nearly full of water
(first tray).
2. Open one of the developer powders, then
put the contents (two chemicals) into .graduate
and fill it up to . the four ounce . mark with cold
water. Stir until dissolved, with the wooden
stirring rod and pour into the second tray.
3. To develop, unroll the film and detach the
entire strip from the duplex paper. .
46