From: "Christine Aguila"
From: "Ann Sanfedele" <[email protected]>
>
> You don't have to really set up a darkroom to do just do the developing
> yourself - just crawl into a closet to load the film
> into the tank... everything else can be done in the light then print on
> your computer..
Well, maybe when the weather cools down, I'll crawl into a closet :-) xo
Christine
You could just use a changing bag.
If your bathroom doesn't have an outside window, add some weatherstrip
to the bathroom door so you can block out stray light. If it does have a
window, you can make a black curtain to block it off, but that's going
to be more work.
What I'm doing right now in my apartment down at school, I just have to
turn off the dining area & kitchen lights and throw a towel down at the
bottom of the door to get it dark enough to load film into a tank.
If I was going to be there for longer than a year, I'd add the weatherstrip.
I'm processing my B&W film in the kitchen sink.
Turns out the darkroom timer makes an excellent kitchen timer as well.
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