✍ Scribed by Henry N. Michael
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This book gives a general account of the theory of the photographic process, based on the fundamental chemical and physical concepts. Thus a specialist's knowledge of chemistry and physics is not required, although their basic knowledge on the part of the reader is presupposed.
Only the black-and-white photographic processes which involve the use of silver salts are considered here. The field of color photography is not treated specifically, since every major color process involves primarily a black-and-white process.
The comprehensive nature of the book, in so far as black-and-white photography is concerned, should make it appealing both to the intelligent amateur and to the specialist.
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