THE ART OF PHOTO AND CAMARA PRESENTATION

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Monday, January 1, 2007

A Beginner's Guide to Darkroom Equipment

by J A Ollinger

A darkroom is just that--a light-tight area where film can be handled without being exposed to light. It can be as large as a suite of rooms, or as small as changing bag.

For a hobbyist it's usually a converted bathroom, basement, closet, or an add-on room. There are a number of books on building home darkrooms, from spartan, temporary work areas to big, permanent setups. A good library or bookstore ought to have them.

What do you put inside your darkroom once it's built? Read on.

 

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