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... negative focussing lens baseboard and paper holder Figure 10 : Basic enlarger features . carrying arm focussing movement column rier ) , and a lighting system ( typically a lamp and con- denser lens ) for illuminating the negative ...
... negative focussing lens baseboard and paper holder Figure 10 : Basic enlarger features . carrying arm focussing movement column rier ) , and a lighting system ( typically a lamp and con- denser lens ) for illuminating the negative ...
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... negative image of everything blue in the original scene ( e.g. , the blue sky ) and then a positive image of everything that is not blue . This positive image is coloured yellow . Similarly , the green - recording layer yields a magenta ...
... negative image of everything blue in the original scene ( e.g. , the blue sky ) and then a positive image of everything that is not blue . This positive image is coloured yellow . Similarly , the green - recording layer yields a magenta ...
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... Negative colour processing . Negative colour films are practically all of the substantive - coupler type . In a typical processing sequence , colour development is done first ; it forms a negative silver image in each emulsion layer ...
... Negative colour processing . Negative colour films are practically all of the substantive - coupler type . In a typical processing sequence , colour development is done first ; it forms a negative silver image in each emulsion layer ...
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