Basic Developing, Printing, Enlarging in Black-and-White

Eastman Kodak Company

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Langue : anglais

Edité par Kodak Consumer Markets Division, Rochester, 1977

0879851821 / 9780879851828

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Spine Lightly Chipped; Edges Lightly Soiled. Kodak Photo Book - Basic. BOOK NUMBER: AJ-2. CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION Basic Steps PROCESSING FILM Things You'll Need; Processing Your Film PROOF SHEETS Things You'll Need; Making a Proof Sheet ENLARGING Things You'll Need; Making an Enlargement; Control Techniques; Print-Finishing Techniques; Some Helpful Hints DARKROOMS - TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT Darkroom Planning; Temporary Amateur Darkroom; Permanent Amateur Darkroom in a Small Closet; A Recommended Amateur Darkroom SPECIAL THINGS TO DO Making a Photogram; Greeting Cards; Photo Jigsaw Puzzle; Photo Essays OTHER PAPERS AND CHEMICALS Choosing an Enlarging Paper; Other Chemicals; More Information; Kodak Photo Books and Guides; Kodeword Darkroom Audio Cassettes. SYNOPSIS: There are many good reasons for knowing something about making pictures as well as just taking them. You may need to know how to develop film and make prints to earn a merit badge, complete a 4-H project, or make illustrations for a science fair. Maybe you're taking or teaching a photography course in school or at camp. Perhaps you need to learn something about these techniques to make pictures for your business. Or maybe you picked up this book for the most enjoyable reason of all: because making your own black-and-white enlargements sounds like fun. Whatever your reason for wanting to know about developing, printing and enlarging, we think you'll find this book a fine introduction for beginners of all ages. Professional film-processing services (photofinishers) do excellent work and unless you're really bitten by the home-darkroom bug, you might want to let them make most of your pictures. But by doing your own work, you gain more control over the results. You can make prints lighter or darker to suit your needs, enlarge from a small area of a negative, and make prints of any size you want. The cost is modest, and it's a lot of fun. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

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Titre
Basic Developing, Printing, Enlarging in Black-and-White
Auteur
Eastman Kodak Company
Éditeur
Kodak Consumer Markets Division, Rochester
Année de publication
1977
État de l'article
Fine
Reliure
Trade Paperback
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
0879851821
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9780879851828
Édition
Major Revision 2-77-BEX.
Catalogues du vendeur
Photography - Technique

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