Subsequent treatment involves stop bath, fixer, wash, and wetting agent rinse, followed by sponging to remove surface silver deposit. |
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The dry lining fixer insisted he had not driven the vehicle that day and that the police were mistaken. |
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The next stage of the process is the addition of chemical called a fixer, because it fixes the image permanently in place. |
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Mark is the quartet's organiser, fixer and he hosts the regular sessions in his house. |
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Before the real fun begins, discuss with the class the purpose of paper developer, stop bath, fixer and the water wash. |
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If you have had your hands in any chemicals, especially fixer, wash them with soap and dry them well. |
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After development the print was stopped with acetic acid and fixed for 45 seconds each in two baths of rapid fixer. |
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After the exposure period, slides were developed using developer and fixer. |
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There she worked as a fixer in the red-light district hooking up transvestites with men and pick-pocketing punters. |
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To the fixer everyone confides his or her woes over delayed luggage, airport passes and the rest, knowing that they will be sorted out. |
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Bulk chemicals were bought wholesale from chemical supply companies to make developer and fixer for black and white, as well as color processing. |
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After reduction, the print should be agitated in rapid fixer for 30 seconds before toning. |
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When using a hardening fixer the emulsion is made more resistant to scratching which again will prevent reticulation on the final wash. |
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And the de rigueur fixer upper at such an establishment would be the house pour barley water, served from a mini sized jug into shot glasses. |
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Use fresh fixer for each batch of film or a two bath method with the second bath used as the first bath for the next batch of film. |
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A key interlocutor was the president's foreign affairs fixer, a controversial former businessman called Sachin de Wass Gunawardene. |
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Like most seriously successful businessmen, Mitt is a pragmatic problem solver, a sensible fixer, a technocrat. |
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Not quite such a skilled fixer as his predecessor, he is still the consummate diplomat, albeit an unstuffy one who wears red socks and runs a professional operation. |
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Mr. Imperioli's Rosencrantz is a stiff, frightened toady to Mr. Giamatti's cool, wily fixer. |
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I use a water rinse and an alkaline fixer for about four minutes. |
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Not that the rebels ever intended to let them fight, as the whole trip was arranged by the fixer as an expensive tour. |
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And one of them sometimes says she will be a fixer, like Dad, when she grows up. |
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At work, I smelt of developer and fixer and the fug of the darkroom. |
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His fixer, who Barfi said was affiliated with the Islamist Tawhid brigade, was set free 15 days later. |
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According to a News of The World, the Chelsea skipper uses notorious ticket tout Tony Bruce as a fixer. |
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Jason Bateman, as the sleazeball fixer played in the TV series by Marc Warren, is extremely good in a small role, bringing a whole PR subculture to life and revealing the nerviness just under his blowhard bluster. |
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To use the divot fixer, rotate it sideways with the help of the marker. |
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To use the Caddyplus as a brace to keep your clubs off the ground, clip the stem of your club into the open, half-moon portion of the Caddyplus and firmly plant the fork end of the divot fixer into the ground. |
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A red-diaper baby and ex-boxer who lives a luxe New York life after years of shady work as a fixer for the Mob, he is a bruiser and a brooder, intent on getting his life straight, or, at least, straighter. |
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It is the first tangible sign that Cameron will face an internal battle if he feels compelled to ask Fox to resign because of his links with Adam Werritty, his close friend and fixer. |
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According to Abu Ahmed, and two other men who were jailed at Bucca in 2004, the Americans saw him as a fixer who could solve fractious disputes between competing factions and keep the camp quiet. |
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In the polythene tunnels we've a mix of tares as rapid ground cover and a nitrogen fixer, with white lupin as a nitrogen fixer. |
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It's a nitrogen fixer and therefore helps to naturally fertilise the soil, cancelling out the need for artificial nitrates. |
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She asked if I had heard anything about the fixer, X. I had not. |
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All in all, Hegemann comes across less as a creative figure or scholar than as a mover and fixer in architectural politics. |
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It is an excellent nitrogen fixer and often does not require extensive use of nitrogen fertilizer. |
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Use the fork end of the divot fixer to repair divots and remove ball marks from the green. You can also use it to clean the grooves on your clubs. |
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The workshops visited by Prince Charles at Fferm y Garreg also looked at the over-use of antibiotics in farming and using clover as a nitrogen fixer in grassland. |
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Pour capturer ces images et les fixer dans le temps, elle s'inspire de sa vie, de la contemplation bonheureuse de la nature dans toute sa splendeur. |
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A suspected nitrogen fixer, autumn olive gains competitive advantage by utilizing light more efficiently through the accumulation chlorophyll and rapid growth. |
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In the bio-villages started by the JRD Tata Ecotechnology Centre in Chennai, one crop is a very powerful nitrogen fixer called Sesbania prostrata. |
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Many customers have already benefited from deploying Duplicate Photos Fixer Pro on their Mac, iOS and Android devices. |
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