Are there any proofers out there anymore that'll proof 120 and/or 35(6
frames x 6 strips) on an 8x10 sheet of paper? The sales people at BH are
unfamiliar with this concept & the closest we could find in their catalog
was $75.00!

Does anyone have a starting development time for the following:  120mm
400tx (not the 320), Jobo CPP-2, 75*F, Pyrocat HD 1 +1+ 100 for use
with a diffusion enlarger on graded silver gelatin paper?

Anyone have any experience with HC 110 to reduce grain size in P3200?
Or any other developers (other than T-Max & D-76...which are not really
fine enough for my tastes..).
TIA

I've recently started using b/wfilm again.
More specifically, delta400 and xp2.
Last time I used b/w was >25 years ago,
so my memory of it is nothing but foggy!

Hello, and a good day to you all.
Here is a link to the new website for the photographs taken by Robert G.
McCall.
http://www.easywindgallery.com

Hi everybody!  Would someone be able to help me with a darkroom
question?  I've been "shooting pictures" for several decades but this
semester marks my first actual darkroom experience.  I have one nice
shot (35mm Tri-X) of an old (restored) vending machine in an old

July 8, 2007, from Lloyd Erlick,
I've been idly poking about online today, and
enetered 'erotic painting' into Google
images.

I am a green hands in printing industry ,and our factory locate in
China shenzhen ,many customer always give ## of the weight ,but here
China always use basic weight ,who can teach me how change of them
my MSN is jasminejlcn@hotmail.com

I would like some tips about cutting sheet lith films so that I can
roll it into 120 roll film, or load into pinhole/box
camera.
I get this film in 20"x24" size.

I have 300' of Kodak Hawkeye Surveillance film
(B&W) and the first roll is still in the camera.
I was checking development times with some small
pieces and was upset to see the emulsion reticulate

Any hint what is causing the edges of the neg to be darkened?
Example, three b&w pictures at the top of the page.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/peter.chant/gallery/Iceland/
It's not a light leak as the darkening only occurs on exposed areas, not

Midsomer Murders, "A Picture of Innocence", Season 10, #6
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0908628/
Anybody in the UK seen it?  If people were going to
commit murder over the issue Midsomer is where they

What reasons can I give to someone just starting out in photography to
convince them to choose  conventional darkroom procedures over digital?
My nephew is interested in photography as a hobby but digital is so
dominant in the market that it is hard for me to persuade him to use

It is claimed one can make an IJ print that can't be
told from a SG print.
Challenge:
Make a silver-gelatine print than can't be told from

Inbteresting
http://libraries.mit.edu:80/archives/exhibits/purse/index.html