Kodak No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie - p-47

4. Pass the film through the tray of clean cold
water as shown in the cut, holding one end in
each hand. Pass through _ the water several
times, that there may be no bubbles remaining
on the film. When it is thoroughly wet with no
air bubbles, it is ready for develpment.
5. Now pass the film through the developer in
the same manner as described for wetting it and
shown in cut . Keep it constantly in motion, and
in about one minute the high lights will begin to
darken and you will readily be aple ~o · distinguish
the unexposed sections between the negatives,
and in about two minutes will be able to dis-
tinguish objects in the picture. Complete devel-
opment in the strip, . giving sufficient length of
development to bring out what detail you · can in
the thinnest negatives. There is no harm in hav-
ing your negatives of different
density. This can be set right
in the printing. The differ-
ence in density does not affect
the difference in contrast.
Keep the strip which is being
developed constantly in mo-
tion, allowing the developer to
act 5 to 10 minutes. The pro-
gress of the development may
be watched by holding the
negative up to the lamp from ,...
time to time ; ~:;;:=~~
When developing Eastman N.C. Film, use a red lamp
and ttke care not to hold the film close to tlfe . bimp for
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