Kodak No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie - p-53

'rhe paper not used must be kept covered in
its envelope.
Place the printing frame the correct distance
from the artificial light used, holding the frame
away from the burner a distance equal to the
diagonal
of the negative. See exposure table,
page 52.
We suggest before making the first exposure
the cutting of a piece of Velox paper into strips
about an inch wide and placing one of them over
an important part of the negative, make the ex-
posure, using your best judgment as to the dis-
tance from the light and the time of printing.
Develop it, and if not satisfactory try another
strip, varying the time as indicated by the first
result. When the desired effect is secured, you
can make any number of prints from the same
negative, and if the time of exposure, distance
from light as well as the time of developing are
identical, all the prints should be equally good.
By comparing your other negatives with the one
you have tested, you will be able to make a fairly
accurate estimate of exposure required by any
negative.
After taking the exposed piece of paper from
the printing frame, in a safe place previously
selected, it is ready for development. The dry
print should be immersed face up in the devel-
oper (Tray No. 1) and quickly and evenly
covered with the solution. Regular Velox should
be developed not to exceed 20 seconds; Special
Velox about twice as long. No exact time can
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