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This is old-new stock. I just removed five of them from the shrink wrap. It
is56 pages of information on color processing. It is an excellent book.
Forward: this publication tells advanced hobbyist and beginningprofessionals
how to process color photographic films and papers. It isexpressed in
non-technical language, wherever possible, and is amplyillustrated, so it will
be helpful to all darkroom enthusiasts, theirrespective of their technical
training.
Much of the enjoyment of creating color pictures comes fromknowing what is
happening as the camera image becomes a photograph. Therefore,the emphasis here
is on the reasons behind the activities associated withphotographic processing.
All phases of color processing are discussed. Chemicalhandling in the disposal
of processing solutions are covered. A means ofpreheating equipment for today's
high temperature processing is featured.Large-scale processing equipment is
described briefly, for those who areinterested. Detachable processing schedules
are provided that can be displayedon darkroom walls.
The booklet includes a discussion of some of the aspects of colorreproduction
that are beyond the control of the photographic processor andconcludes with a
brief bibliography.
Table of contents
Section 1-Subtraction-that is thekey!
A little color theory
color film construction
color paper construction
a word about latent image
section 2 addition what, anotherkey?
Black-and-white processing chemistry
color negative film processing chemistry description of colorcouplers
requirement for non-diffusion
bleaching
fixing
stabilizing
drying
conditions for drying
correcting damage caused during drying
Color Transparency Processing chemistry
reversing
hardening
black-and-white developer
re-exposure
chemical sensitizing
selective re-exposure
conditioner and final steps
Color paper processing
bleach-fixed
paper processing steps
the washing function in photographic processing
Disposing of used processing solutions
Section 3 combinations and dials
mixing photographic solutions
dermatitis
weights and measures
keeping the temperature
keeping things stirred up
a matter of timing
all good chemicals come to an end
exhaustion by solution transfer
Section 4 all together now the doorsopen
minimum supplies
if you wish to go further
darkroom construction
sink lines
more than you need to know about processors
Section 5 take your pick-processing made easy
table of Kodak color films and paper
opening the film magazine
how to process color transparencies
how to process color negatives
2 processing EKTACOLOR paper
2 processing Ektachrome paper
Section 6 sometimes what you see isnot what your camera sees
Section 7 Bibliography © 1978
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