Shel, Is there a list somewhere of what would be minimal to process your own black and white? Something like a shopping list of supplies?
Bruce Sunday, May 26, 2002, 3:49:38 AM, you wrote: SB> Hi Cory, Frank ... SB> Why don't you guys just spent $25.00 or so and buy a developing tank and SB> a reel or two, get some chemicals, and start processing your own B&W - SB> the real stuff? You don't need a darkroom, you don't need any expensive SB> equipment, you don't even need running water or a sink. All you need is SB> a place that you can make absolutely dark for a few minutes while you SB> load your film. Of course, if you can't find such a space, for a few SB> extra $ you can purchase a changing bag or small photo tent, and then SB> you can load film in daylight, or while watching TV, etc. SB> Give up this ersatz B&W film, and trips to the lab. Let dissatisfaction SB> with poor results be a thing of the past. Save time, money, and SB> effort. Experience the joy of your own creativity and skill. SB> CBWaters wrote: >> So lets hope the Portra is good! >> >> Cory >> Who knows he should just throw one of the kids out of her room and take it >> over for a darkroom so he can forget all this petty crap about paying to >> have films processed. - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
