Kodak No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie - p-51

PART V
Printing on V etox Paper
Eastman N.C. film negatives yield beautiful,
soft black and white effects when printed on the
Regular Velvet Velox developing out paper fur-
nished with the A. B. C. outfit.
Manipulation
Velox prints may be successfully made, using
daylight for exposure. Select a north window,
if possible, as the light from this direction will
be more uniform. Owing to its sensitiveness the
paper should
be handled in subdued light, other-
wise it will be liable to fog. Proper precautions
should be taken to pull down the window shades
and darken the room sufficiently during manip-
ulation. If the light is too strong for printing it
should be subdued or diffused by the use of
several thicknesses of white tissue paper. Owing
to the varying intensity of daylight uniform re-
sults are not as certain as when using artificial
light. In the following instructions for manip-
ulating Velox, it must be understood that arti-
ficial light, preferably gas with a Welsbach
burner, will be the light used. A kerosene lamp,
fitted with a round burner (known as Rochester
burner), may be used, but owing to the decidedly
yellow light this affords, a considerably longer
exposure will be necessary than when using a
Welsbach light.
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