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.
The Reflector. The retouching frame should be placed on a table of normal height, close to a north window, or a window on which the sun is not shining. In order to have the light reflect evenly upon the negative, a sheet of white paper about 15 inches long may be placed directly underneath the negative on the lower section of the frame. The regular retouching easels are supplied with a mirror for the reflecting surface, but the white cardboard answers every purpose.
Illustration No. 3. Reproduction of Negative before Retouching.
See Paragraph 46.
Illustration No. 4. Reproduction of Negative Retouched.
See Paragraph 46.
Illustration No. 5. Print from Unretouched Negative.
See Paragraph 47.
Illustration No. 6. Print from Retouched Negative.
See Paragraph 48.
 
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