The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-17

The TaIbssype.
We extract the following from AN article d
the Peoples Journal, BY Andrew Winter, q
recommend Il TO the attention Of our readseI
for the useful and interesting information it con-
tiins:
The TabotyIe, a. the process Is called BY the fend,
Of its inventor Mr. Fox Talbot, only differs from that
Of the Dssuerr In the material which The .aa
picture h drawn. in the iaiier, Is i. well known a
copper plate covered with preparst Of silver 10 en-
ploy ed in the former, simple paper wth chem
zeal preparation receives the picture. We wish to draw
attention TO this latter process particularly Is !,
which all travellers in search Of the picturesque
should avail hen-eIve. Of II they ,ud .h TO bring
home with theui failhful copies Of king scenes, .
ste es~sra ossoara ,whirh might TO iold u,
and put in tho pockeI, and quire this prepared
paper, and he is mp wit, materials for the prdueon
Of series of pictures. whose beauty Of detail Gerard
IIo~ would have de-paired have accomplished CON
ti-ed with most artistic breadth of effect Any person
might produce these "un pictures and TO ladies in par
cusr the art would he peculiarly fitted Al that Tire
operator has TO d Is TO place the opposite the Oh
Ieet 10 Re copied at the proper focal d-Ance-sp in
sheet os the prepared PaPer-lei stop few second,
experience alone will teach The Iime)-aHd be
draws forth perfect image. which, however like the
tunein Muneausen- horn, first latent and require,
warming. &C TO iraw f5rh As many Of Our reaJer.
might like To make themselves acquainted with ART
we give Them the recipe for prepssioa Of The pho
togrsphic paper commune aed To the Roy al Soce,Y
| Il is as follows
PsrrAsArIos ~ TIE PAPsR--Tske sheet Of The
best writing paper. having surface sad close
| and even texture.
The water marx, If any. should ed lest Should
njurethe Appearance of The picture Dissolve 100 grain,
oferysased nitrate Of silver in sx ounces Of distilled
water. Wash the paper with solution with q .of
brush. IN one side and put mark al side wheres,
10 know again. Dry the paper cautiously al distant
IRE, OF else let II dry spontaneously in a DARK room
When dry. nearly dip it OF iotide Of
potassium obtaining 100 grains of that salt dissolved Ia
one plat Of water and let STAY or lhree minute, IN
this .ouiioa- Tten dip /, into a Of water dry "a
lightly with bloiang paper, and ini~h drying al q FIRE
which VII not injure If held petty else
il NAV he ef, to dry spontaneously.
All thists hes, done the evening. ty ,sndr.,.A.-
paper 90 fr prepared call i0SssI ser hec au,e ia La.
uniform pale yellow coating "f i.dide o. silver. III.
scarcely sitive light, but nevertheless. ought To
he kept IN sPo5IfOlio drawer until wanted for Use
IL may he sps for length % time sI-oiiBs
or undergoing any change. II protected from the ish
This Is the INST part OF the prepare Of ahoypePa
per. and ms he performed any time. The remaining
part Is ee-, deferred until shortly before the paper
wanted Tor o..
When ,hs time Is arrived take sheet Of the ioli1ed
paper. aud -ash il with liquid prepared IN. sc.Is~
| ing manner
Dissolve % grams Of erystaIii-ed nitrate OF silver
two ounces distilled wafer, add 10 hi. soluIon one
siHh OF lis Oiume Of strong .eet'c acid Let this nil
ture be Gale A.
Make saHaed s5uiicn Of erystaliis~d gallo ssis ia
Geld ds'iiedssier The quantity dissolved very small
Call this so,son o..
When stst of paper w.ased 70, u.e mia together
the liquids ID in equal volumes. bHI only miI anal
quantity ofuas at a time, bec MIXTURE dos
Keep long wnut spelling. shall cal this miuure tie
gsiie- sitrate5 sarsr.
| he"taAe sheet Of iodzed paper and wash h over
with this gall nitrate Of silver, with son bru.h taking
care To wash on the side hiea Ia. been previously
marked Incorporation should he performed BY candle
light Let IN paIer Ie>t half minute and then dip
into water. her dry ID lightly with tlOIling paper.
and, finally. ~ il cautiously al a ire. holding IL
considerable dsan,e Iherefrom. When dry the paper
| Is nj use
Aswe HAYES hciore, the images produced upon the
paper are al IL invisible they are brought out howe,.
er by wsshinshe paper again with the gallo nitrate Of
silver and III. warming !, before IN. nm. Tn. .r..
should watch se picture a. deveIope. ITSELF and hen
il has obi alnedhe equred degree Of ,r,.s,h and eIe.
ne-s he -hcul step further progress with an, 6Iins
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