| Section I.—Positive Printing by the ordinary process.—Selection of the paper.—Preparation of Albuminized paper—of plain paper—of Ammonio-Nitrate Paper.—Preparation of the fixing and toning Bath.—Manipulatory details of Photographic Printing.—Mode of washing and mounting the Proofs | [240] |
| Section II.—Positive Printing by Development.—A process on Chloride and Citrate of Silver.—On Iodide of Silver.—On Bromide of Silver | [259] |
| Section III.—The Sel d'Or Process for toning Positives.—Preparation of the toning Bath.—Manipulatory details | [267] |
| Section IV.—On Printing enlarged Positives, Transparencies, etc., upon Collodion | [272] |
CHAPTER V.
CLASSIFICATION OF CAUSES OF FAILURE IN THE COLLODION PROCESS.
| Section I.—Imperfections in Negative and Positive Collodion Photographs.—Fogging.—Transparent and opaque spots.—Markings of all kinds—under- and over-exposure, etc. | [276] |
| Section II.—Imperfections in Paper Positives | [285] |
CHAPTER VI.
LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE COLLODION PRESERVATIVE AND COLLODIO-ALBUMEN PROCESSES.
| The Honey Keeping Process.—The Oxymel Process.—Photography on dry Collodion.—Taupenot's Collodio-Albumen Process | [288] |