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Modern Photographic Processing Vol.1
MODERN PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSING is the most complete reference ever published on the chemistry and technology of photographic processing. Volume 1 presents the evolution, theory, and practice of the basic photographic process - the silver image.
In a well-structured, easy-to-follow analysis, Volume 1 examines the fundamental chemical science that has made today's photography possible. The first chapters present the atomic basis of modern photography and the composition of the light-sensitive photographic material. The author then proceeds with a thorough discussion of latent image formation and its amplification by developing agents and other developer ingredients. The mechanism of development is examined, and practical formulas for photographic solutions are given. The book concludes with detailed coverage of techniques for developing (including fine grain, high definition, general purpose. and special purpose formulations), fixing, and image conservation.
In a well-structured, easy-to-follow analysis, Volume 1 examines the fundamental chemical science that has made today's photography possible. The first chapters present the atomic basis of modern photography and the composition of the light-sensitive photographic material. The author then proceeds with a thorough discussion of latent image formation and its amplification by developing agents and other developer ingredients. The mechanism of development is examined, and practical formulas for photographic solutions are given. The book concludes with detailed coverage of techniques for developing (including fine grain, high definition, general purpose. and special purpose formulations), fixing, and image conservation.
781 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1979
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