April 2013
Beginner
480 pages
19h 28m
English

"Self-Portrait" by Robert Lussen, Advertising Photography student, Rochester Institute of Technology.
When a silver halide emulsion on film or paper has been exposed to a light, a latent image is formed in the emulsion and in most circumstances this image would not be visible because of the small amount of silver produced. The energy required to produce such a latent image is relatively small, permitting exposure times of 1/20,000 second or shorter under daylight illumination. The development process amplifies this image by a factor of up to 109 or a billion times producing ...
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