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Same here... had a darkroom setup that went into the 2nd bathroom...
In Response To: Back in the days of film, I used to shoot a lot of black and white ()
Did all the negative work in a dark bag and used to buy bulk ASA 400 and roll my own... often with more than 36 shots on a roll. I think it was called Tri-X.
The temp range for developing B&W was far wider than that for color, so the bathtub final rinse worked well.
I still have boxes and boxes of old B&W prints.
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- Smart phone photography, a handy pictorial.
- That was good
- Really good points
- Here's my favorite of his series.
- I miss film.
- Funny you should mention that...
- The greatest enemy of new technolgy is the expert in the old
- Technology socially divides large numbers of us.
- Shooting on film did mean that you spent more time composing a shot..
- Somewhere I read ...
- Which means that digital has less value. Like Chinese tube socks.
- I agree totally..
- I still shoot about the same.
- Film aside, do you see your dig SLR easier to use than your film SLR?
- Back in the days of film, I used to shoot a lot of black and white
- Same here... had a darkroom setup that went into the 2nd bathroom...
- Dodging and burning with fingers worked a lot better than the digital tools.
- Film aside, do you see your dig SLR easier to use than your film SLR?
- I could argue that point re photography
- "The only myth is that, the old methods in any era, took more skill..."
- Another one from Walter Iooss...
- I forgot all about the restrictions of reversal film
- Another one from Walter Iooss...
- Shooting on film did mean that you spent more time composing a shot..
- Technology socially divides large numbers of us.
- I miss film.
- That was good
