Aboriginal Cultural Activities

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Placing image

The film was wet, attached to the screen and placed in a dark area to dry. It is removed. Remove the plastic backing on the emulsion. The image to be printed is placed on the bottom of the screen. Use 1 piece of masking tape to hold the image in place. It is ready to be placed into photoexposure unit. The image to be duplicated should be very black and the paper it is on should be white.

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