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Screen Process Printing with Kodak Ektagraph Film

Screen Process Printing with Kodak Ektagraph Film

$ 7.92

  • Author: Kodak
  • Binding: Stapled wraps
  • Book Condition: Very Good
  • Book Title: Screen Process Printing with Kodak Ektagraph Film
  • Cover: Stapled wraps
  • Defects: This is a thin trade sized booklet. The book is in Very Good, condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The edges of, the booklet has some light edge wear and rubbing. There is a, tear to the bottom spine end. The front cover of the booklet, has an ink stamped date on it. The text pages are clean and, bright. "KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC HC Slide Film is a negative-working,, orthochromatic film that is designed for making reverse-text, black-and-white title slides (e. G. , if your originals have, black letters on a white background, they will reproduce as, white letters on a black background). This film, features, extremely high contrast, and wide exposure anddevelopment, latitude—you get high contrast with opaqueblacks and clear, whites." (from 123px website)
  • Format: Stapled wraps
  • Illustration Type: B&W Illustrations
  • Language: English
  • Pages: 8p.
  • Place Published: Rochester, NY
  • Place of Publication: Rochester, NY
  • Printing: 1st Printing
  • Publication Year: 1952
  • Publisher: Eastman Kodak Co.
  • Subject: Books On Books
  • Topic: Books On Books
  • Year Printed: 1952

Description

(Books On Books) Kodak: Screen Process Printing with Kodak Ektagraph Film: Stapled wraps. Eastman Kodak Co. , Rochester, NY. 1952. B&W Illustrations: 1st Printing. Very Good This is a thin trade sized booklet. The book is in Very Good condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The edges of the booklet has some light edge wear and rubbing. There is a tear to the bottom spine end. The front cover of the booklet has an ink stamped date on it. The text pages are clean and bright. "KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC HC Slide Film is a negative-working, orthochromatic film that is designed for making reverse-text black-and-white title slides (e. G. , if your originals have black letters on a white background, they will reproduce as white letters on a black background). This film, features extremely high contrast, and wide exposure anddevelopment latitude—you get high contrast with opaqueblacks and clear whites." (from 123px website) 1 132 #45246 $15