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Considerations in setting up a darkroom
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Hi David,
Seen the print tray-washers for Paterson – relatively inexpensive too.
Does anyone know the capacity of these washers, and how many prints you can wash simultaneously ?
Damien
Here’s another option…
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Some kind of basin that drains into a 5 gallon tank would be handy for a darkroom-
Cheap(ish) containers are 5 litre water bottles, especially if you happen to use bottled water anyway-They’re useful as a water supply, and for storing re-usable chemicals- Hypo, fixer, etc…
Update: project stalled for foreseeable present. For now I am currently focussing my efforts on adapting a smaller, make-shift space (bathroom, minus bath).
Hi Damien.
The bathroom may be a more suitable space than the bedroom. I used to use a small bedroom to process b&w and colour many years ago. Dust was a major consideration. The bathroom would be less likely to have this problem ie wall tiles don’t tend to hold much dust & the flooring is probably more suitable.Lol, I hear you Miki.. although in my case there will be a fine trade-off between the threat of dust and the threat of claustrophobia :)
Damien
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