W. M. F.

_Minuteness of Detail on Paper._--Being fond of antiquarian studies,

and having learned from "N. & Q." the value of photography to the

archæologist, I have serious thoughts of taking up the practice of

the art. Before doing so, however, I am anxious to learn how far that

minuteness of detail which I so much prize, and which is of such value to

the antiquary, is to be obtained by any of the processes on paper. I have

seen some specimens produced by collodion which certainly exhibit that

quality in an eminent degree. Is anything approaching to such minuteness

attainable by any of the Talbotype processes?

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