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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 10 (September 1900) (1900)

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lts. He takes a perfectly classes of subjects in which the inter position of artists is inserted in the tube of the lens. The forms of some clean piece of glass, previously albumenized, free from or artist-artisans is not desirable. of the diaphragms are jealously guarded by photo-en- dust, and… … negative is not of the required density, it is intensified. photograph needs retouching it is sent to the retouch- HOBIFICATION OF THE DOT BY DIAPHBAGHS. The negative is allowed to dry, when it is coated with ing room, where several artists are employed. The a solution of rubber, and this coating…

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