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any length of time. This film is very rapid and is ortho-
chromatic, therefore liable to fog unless handled very
carefully.
6. After completing development, transfer to
the third tray and rinse two or three times with
clear cold water.
NoTE.- If preferred, the negatives may be cut apart and
fixed separately.
Fixing
Provide a box of Kodak Acid Fixing Powder
and prepare a fixing bath as per directions on the __
package. Put this into a tray (fourth tray of an
Eastman developing outfit) or wash bowl. When
the Powder has thoroughly dissolved add to the
solution as much of the Acidifier, which you will
find
in a small box inside the large one, as direc-
tions call for. As soon as this has dissolved the
Fixing Bath is ready for use. Any quantity of
the bath may be prepared in the al;>Ove propor-
tions.
Pass the film face down (the face is the dull
side) through the fixing solution as shown rn cut
on page 47, holding one end in each hand. Do
this three or four times and then place one end
of the film in the tray still face down and lower
the strip into solution in folds. (If the negatives
have been cut ap~rt immerse t~em singly.)
Gently press the film where the folds occur, not
tightly enough to crack it, down into the-solution
a few times during the course of fixing. This
insures the fixing solution reaching every part of
the film. Allow the film to remain in the .solu-
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