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Photo Forum / Film Photography / Darkroom / August 2006

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C-41 Processing -- Development Times -- Mini-lab30 Aug 2006 15:26 GMT6
I am now working at the "Nations number one pharmacy" in the photo lab.
I usually take my film to Ritz because they do an excellant job. But
for under $3.00 I can develop my film w/o getting prints. I'm a little
bothered, I clean the machines, do 4 different types of tests and
Manual needed for enlarger Krokus 66 color SL30 Aug 2006 12:08 GMT1
Where can I get a copy of the manual for the enlarger Krokus 66 color
SL?
I prefer a english manual, but could be written in swedish as well.
Best regards
Data point: recent acquisition (4x5 enlarger)28 Aug 2006 21:35 GMT2
Omega D2, variable condensor, near-perfect condition, minus neg.
carriers & lensboards: $40 @ yard sale (asking price: $50).
Missing stuff easily obtainable on that small unknown on-line auction site.
Now if I can only find buyers for the 3 D2 chassis I have (columns +
Flash - one more time28 Aug 2006 15:19 GMT6
Been ill and forgetful. Forgive the stupid question.
Using flashbulbs. Say I know the outcome for one bulb, and need four more
stops. How many flashes do I have to make?  15?
Mr. Blank - you can give me grief on this one. I can hardly believe I've
Building a Light Table28 Aug 2006 11:24 GMT11
I'm building a light table. I'm going to use either 18" or 24" fluorescent
tubes. I have a nearby plastics shop which has acrylic and plexi sheets. How
fussy to I need to be about the colour of the acrylic and the type of bulbs.
Is there a norm or a "standard" which I should be ...
fiber B&W paper27 Aug 2006 10:58 GMT9
least expensive and easiest way to flatten prints??
HELP ME!!!! I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DEVELOPING CHEMICALS!!!27 Aug 2006 10:41 GMT12
hi, i'm new to developing, and this is probably a basic question but
pleeeeez answer. i'm developing black and wihte paper from my pinhole
camera, and when i put the chimicals into the tray, do i have to have a
separate tray for the fixer and developer and stop bath? or can i just
check out my site26 Aug 2006 18:06 GMT1
www.josephaphotogalleries.com
Mixing Weight to Volume Ratios26 Aug 2006 02:14 GMT3
My brain is still on summer vacation....to make a 10 per cent weight to
volume solution, e.g. for ~ 1 litre of solution. Do I put 100 g. in 1000 ml
or do I put in 100 g. in slightly less water (750 ml) and make the final
volume a TOTAL of 1000 ml (litre)?  I think it's the latter ...
how long is the exposure?!?!?!?!?!?26 Aug 2006 02:14 GMT2
HI, i was wondering about how long my exposure time should be for a
quaker oatmeal box pinhole camera. the hole is about 1/8 inches and i'm
using black and white paper. pleeez help me out
thanks
How do i develop a photo!?!?!? HELP!!!!!25 Aug 2006 20:55 GMT7
hi, i made a pinhole camera for my school project, but i have no clu
how to develop the paper. None of the librarys around here have a book
on developing, and i cant ask my teacher. the paper came with
directions, but i read them over and over and do not understand at all.
A (New?) Way To Flatten Negatives24 Aug 2006 07:29 GMT3
I get my C-41 done outside my darkroom and it always comes back uncut (at my
request) in a film canister curled up (which sucks). I cut it into strips of
five and put it in Print Files. I've tried letting them hang weighted,
rewashing and using heavy books to flatten my curlie film ...
Darkroom software Help22 Aug 2006 07:21 GMT39
We have created some new software for helping to automate some of the
more mundane functions of darkroom enlarging. It's Free to download and
use and were looking for people to help test it. Please check out
www.pachydermdarkroom.com if your interested.
minimum print time test20 Aug 2006 17:58 GMT5
i found a problem when do the minimum print time (MPT) test.  i did the
test use a clean negative to cover half opening of the negative
carrier.  then using diefferent exposure time ( 2s, 4s, 6s ... ) to
make a serial of strip on the paper.
Rollei infrared developers20 Aug 2006 17:42 GMT7
Hi all, I'v tried in these days my first roll of Rollei infrared film,
exposed at 400 ISO with black IR filter (factor 4). Now I have to
develop it. I've found for example a treatment with HC-110 dil. B for 7
mins, and another with D76 for a time varying from 6 to 9 mins
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