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Photographic Reproduction Processes

Chapter 2: Preparer's Note
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The manual presents practical, non-silver photographic reproduction methods based on iron, uranium, and other salts, combining theoretical explanation with detailed recipes. It surveys cyanotype, cyanofer, ferro-tannate (ink) processes, cuprotype, aniline and primuline (diazotype) techniques, uranotype, platino-type, carbon printing, tracing on metal and graphotypy, illustrating coating, exposure, development, fixing and mounting. Historical experiments and authority excerpts illuminate chemical mechanisms and sensitivities, while illustrations and an appendix collect variations, troubleshooting, and safety cautions for handling reactive compounds.


Photographic Reproduction Processes

A Practical Treatise of the Photo-Impressions Without Silver Salts
New York
The Scovill & Adams Company
423 Broome Street.
1891



Preparer's Note

Please remember that this book was published over a century ago, long before today's chemical safety standards. Please get expert advice before attempting to perform any of the procedures described in this book.


Authors Quoted

Artigues.
Bevan, E.J.
Bingham
Borlinetto
Brasseur, Chs.
Buckle.
Burnett, C. J.
Chardon
Cheysson
Colas.
Cooper, H.
Cross, C. F.
De la Blanchère, H.
De St. Florent
Draper, Dr. John
Ducos du Hauron
Dumoulin, E.
Endemann,H.
Fisch, A.
Godefroy.
Green, A. G.
Graubassi
Harman, Alfred.
Herschel, Sir John.
Houdoy
Hübl, Baron.
Hunt, Robert
Liesegang, Dr. L.
Loeffler, J.
Monckhoven, Dr Von.
Nièpce, de St. Victor
Obernetter, J. B.
Pellet.
Persoz.
Phipson, Dr.
Pizzighelli, Captain J.
Poitevin, A.
Roy, Paul
Sella, V. J.
Smee, Professor
Stephanowski, Karl.
Swan, J. W.
Willis, William
Wothly, J.
X.