This section is from the book "Complete Self-Instructing Library Of Practical Photography", by J. B. Schriever. Also available from Amazon: Complete Self-Instructing Library Of Practical Photography.
Sepia Paper. A sensitizing solution which will give a sepia paper is made according to the following formula:
(a) | Ferric Ammonium Citrate (green)..... | no grains |
Water.................... | 1 ounce | |
(b) | Tartaric Acid.................. | 18 grains |
Water................ | 1 ounce | |
(c) | Silver Nitrate........... | 45 grains |
Water................ | 1 ounce | |
(d) | Gelatin................... | 30 grains |
Water................ | 1 ounce |
374. Solution d should be rendered just fluid in a water bath, a and b added, and lastly c, a few drops at a time. Printing is carried the same depth as for the regular blue print, and the prints then fixed in a solution of hypo- 1 part hypo and 50 parts water. After fixing they should be washed for not less than 20 minutes, then dried.
 
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