The following question pertains to color or
BW negative film photography:
If the shadows in my photo are dark, but the
subject is underexposed, what could possibly

Has anyone used Express digital Darkroom core edition?
In the description on some sites - it's lists that it has the green screen
functions, as in the trial version.
A rep from express digital said that only Darkroom Pro has the green screen

I invite you to see my photos, as always: http://www.al-farrob.com
al-Farrob
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"16 photographs by al-Farrob"

There's a very good frame store locally and they do great work, but the
prices match the quality - high.  I want to sell some prints at a local
furniture store and of course they need to be framed or otherwise creatively
mounted.  To keep the prices within the realm of the current ...

I've been selling my rocket aerial photos mostly at rocketry events,
however I'd like to try selling them at the aerospace museum, or even
at a gallery. I don't really know much about doing this, so any advice
I can get would be appreciated.

I'm experimenting with developing my own
film in a darkroom (and I'm a newbie also).
If I see transparent specks or dots in my
film, what could possibly be the problem??

http://harryphotos.com/candice2.jpg
If i could replicate this at a persons home do you think I could charge big
bucks for in house photography?  I'm a total noob at shooting people but it
seems like a good way to get my foot in the door.  I have a half decent set

Does Laminating photos or drawings stop them from fading?
Cheers Gaz.

Hello!  This is another newbie question.  I keep
seeing "variable contrast filter" in online documents,
but I have been unable to find a definition or FAQ
for dummies.  Would anybody please explain to me

I was wondering, which of the following is NOT
a color print emulsion :  dull, glossy, or velvet??
Anybody know?
- WD

Hi
My website overhaul is finally done. Like any website, it'll never actually be
finished :)
I also added GoogleAds to a couple of pages to help cover web expenses (I

I've read things like this before, but I thought was a pretty good overview
of the issue in today's Seattle PI:
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/aptech_story.asp?category=1700&slug=Print
ing%20Digital%20Photos
It's an interesting and slightly disturbing change to the norm.  ...

All of you film fanatics can trash digital all you want!  It doesn't
bother me a bit...I'm having too much fun with digital to have any time
to listen to you!  The only person I have to satisfy is myself!

A friend just bought an Olympus stylus 410.  The instruction book is not
complete - they tell you to insert the supplied disc and get the
complete instructions from the computer.  My friend does not have a
computer.  The question is about the supplied remote.  What is it for