Introduction to Laboratory Procedures - Ss050980006
Lesson 1. The Photographic Process
Types of chemicals. - Ss050980008
Figure 1-1. Photographic chemicals used by the military
Figure 1-2. Black and white mixing instructions
Summary. - Ss050980011
Figure 1-3. Color mixing instruction sheet
Figure 1-4. Identification of various films
Figure 1-4. Identification of various films (cont)
Figure 1-5. Sheet film identification notches
The processing sequence. - Ss050980016
Figure 1-7. Developing process
Type of developer.
Figure 1-8. Time-temperature development graph
Stop bath. - Ss050980020
Fixing film. - Ss050980021
Types of fixing baths.
Figure 1-9. Rate of hypo elimination from a negative
Tray Processing Sheet Film. - Ss050980024
Figure 1-10. Arrangement of trays in tray processing
Tank processing of sheet film. - Ss050980026
Figure 1-11. Cut film agitation
Processing roll film in large tank. - Ss050980028
Processing roll film in a daylight tank. - Ss050980029
Learning Event 3: Describe Photographic Paper - Ss050980030
Figure -12. Cross section of a sheet of photographic printing paper
Development papers. - Ss050980032
Graded contrast papers.
Paper - base, surface texture, weight, and size.
Paper - base, surface texture, weight, and size. (Cont)
Individual listings of paper
Table 1-1. Paper surfaces and weights
Learning Event 4: Describe Print Processing - Ss050980038
Developing paper using tray method
Washing and drying paper. - Ss050980040
Learning Event 5: Describe Ektamatic Print Processing - Ss050980041
Processing methods.
Assemble and level the processor. - Ss050980043
Figure 1-14. Rack assembly on the solution tray
Figure 1-15. Housing Assembly
Figure 1-17. Solution level valves
Figure 1-18. Processor complete
To prevent the lightweight paper from wrapping around the rollers - Ss050980048
Practice Exercise - Ss050980049
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980050
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980051
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980052
Lesson 2. Produce a photographic print
Contact printing equipment. - Ss050980054
Figure 2-1. Photographic contact printer EN22A
Contact printing steps - Ss050980056
Figure 2-2. Printing frame
The procedure for making a contact printing test
Figure 2-3. Making a test strip
The procedure for making contact prints
Controls in contact printing. - Ss050980061
Learning Event 2: Describe Projection Printing - Ss050980062
The major components of a projection printer - Ss050980063
Figure 2-4. Typical projection printer
Manually operated projection printers.
Printer and easel adjustment (composition). - Ss050980066
Printer and easel adjustment (composition). (Cont)
Test exposure. - Ss050980068
Figure 2-7. Sample photos
Figure 2-7. Sample photos (Cont)
Figure 2-8. Test print
Figure 2-9. Using the hands as a dodging device
Figure 2-10. Using a wire-supported dodging device
Figure 2-11. Using a burning-in device
Distortion control. - Ss050980075
Figure 2-12. Correction by tilting the easel
Learning Event 3: Describe Print Finishing - Ss050980077
Print toning. - Ss050980078
Mounting. - Ss050980079
Figure 2-14. Method of optical centering
Dry mounting procedure. - Ss050980081
Figure 2-15. Tacking iron
Dry mounting procedure. (Cont)
Practice Exercise - Ss050980084
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980085
Lesson 3. Photographic Quality Control
Cleanliness. - Ss050980087
Cleanliness. (Cont)
Visual quality assurance. - Ss050980089
Mechanical negative defects.
Chemical negative defects. - Ss050980091
Learning Event 2: Quality Control During Processing - Ss050980092
Time-temperature charts.
Figure 3-1. Time-temperature chart
Evidence of developer exhaustion. - Ss050980095
We must analyze what happens to each component of the developer.
Procedures for replenishment. - Ss050980097
Measurement of pH. - Ss050980098
pH values.
The pH meter
The pH meter (Cont)
Practice Exercise - Ss050980102
Summary - Ss050980103
Answers to Practice Exercises - Ss050980104
Answers to Practice Exercises (cont) - Ss050980105
Laboratory Procedures
Lesson 1. The Photographic Process
Types of chemicals. - Ss050980008
Figure 1-1. Photographic chemicals used by the military
Figure 1-2. Black and white mixing instructions
Summary. - Ss050980011
Figure 1-3. Color mixing instruction sheet
Figure 1-4. Identification of various films
Figure 1-4. Identification of various films (cont)
Figure 1-5. Sheet film identification notches
The processing sequence. - Ss050980016
Figure 1-7. Developing process
Type of developer.
Figure 1-8. Time-temperature development graph
Stop bath. - Ss050980020
Fixing film. - Ss050980021
Types of fixing baths.
Figure 1-9. Rate of hypo elimination from a negative
Tray Processing Sheet Film. - Ss050980024
Figure 1-10. Arrangement of trays in tray processing
Tank processing of sheet film. - Ss050980026
Figure 1-11. Cut film agitation
Processing roll film in large tank. - Ss050980028
Processing roll film in a daylight tank. - Ss050980029
Learning Event 3: Describe Photographic Paper - Ss050980030
Figure -12. Cross section of a sheet of photographic printing paper
Development papers. - Ss050980032
Graded contrast papers.
Paper - base, surface texture, weight, and size.
Paper - base, surface texture, weight, and size. (Cont)
Individual listings of paper
Table 1-1. Paper surfaces and weights
Learning Event 4: Describe Print Processing - Ss050980038
Developing paper using tray method
Washing and drying paper. - Ss050980040
Learning Event 5: Describe Ektamatic Print Processing - Ss050980041
Processing methods.
Assemble and level the processor. - Ss050980043
Figure 1-14. Rack assembly on the solution tray
Figure 1-15. Housing Assembly
Figure 1-17. Solution level valves
Figure 1-18. Processor complete
To prevent the lightweight paper from wrapping around the rollers - Ss050980048
Practice Exercise - Ss050980049
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980050
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980051
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980052
Lesson 2. Produce a photographic print
Contact printing equipment. - Ss050980054
Figure 2-1. Photographic contact printer EN22A
Contact printing steps - Ss050980056
Figure 2-2. Printing frame
The procedure for making a contact printing test
Figure 2-3. Making a test strip
The procedure for making contact prints
Controls in contact printing. - Ss050980061
Learning Event 2: Describe Projection Printing - Ss050980062
The major components of a projection printer - Ss050980063
Figure 2-4. Typical projection printer
Manually operated projection printers.
Printer and easel adjustment (composition). - Ss050980066
Printer and easel adjustment (composition). (Cont)
Test exposure. - Ss050980068
Figure 2-7. Sample photos
Figure 2-7. Sample photos (Cont)
Figure 2-8. Test print
Figure 2-9. Using the hands as a dodging device
Figure 2-10. Using a wire-supported dodging device
Figure 2-11. Using a burning-in device
Distortion control. - Ss050980075
Figure 2-12. Correction by tilting the easel
Learning Event 3: Describe Print Finishing - Ss050980077
Print toning. - Ss050980078
Mounting. - Ss050980079
Figure 2-14. Method of optical centering
Dry mounting procedure. - Ss050980081
Figure 2-15. Tacking iron
Dry mounting procedure. (Cont)
Practice Exercise - Ss050980084
Practice Exercise (Cont) - Ss050980085
Lesson 3. Photographic Quality Control
Cleanliness. - Ss050980087
Cleanliness. (Cont)
Visual quality assurance. - Ss050980089
Mechanical negative defects.
Chemical negative defects. - Ss050980091
Learning Event 2: Quality Control During Processing - Ss050980092
Time-temperature charts.
Figure 3-1. Time-temperature chart
Evidence of developer exhaustion. - Ss050980095
We must analyze what happens to each component of the developer.
Procedures for replenishment. - Ss050980097
Measurement of pH. - Ss050980098
pH values.
The pH meter
The pH meter (Cont)
Practice Exercise - Ss050980102
Summary - Ss050980103
Answers to Practice Exercises - Ss050980104
Answers to Practice Exercises (cont) - Ss050980105
Laboratory Procedures
