That being said,Brendan Bhagan has a tool he says really sucks up the dust.He uses a
hair
dressers
tool for fluffing hair(and is static)He told me it really pulls dust from the
negative.
I just dont remember what type it was or were he bought it.(I want one too)
Brendan,you out there.:)
Dave
For scanning you are also gonna need a big blower
brush or canned air or antistatic cloth or antistatic
brush. Dust is amazing when scanning.
Christopher Comer wrote:
Hey everyone,
I ordered a film scanner on the cheap and I would like
to put together a pseudo darkroom. I'd like to be able
This is exactly what I'm thinking of doing too. B&W has
the advantage that you can use very fast film and do
the pushing yourself. B&W negatives are also easier to
discern than color negatives IMHO. I read some B&W books
lately, it seems quite easy to do just the processing part.
Color film, o
Don't be cheap and get (stainless) Hewes reels (e.g
from Adorama). I have learned the lesson the hard way,
ruining a few rolls, complaining to the world how
stainless reels suck, then, buying one of these
beauties -- and I have never been happier. Loading a
Hewes 35mm reel is completely fool-p
> 6.) Something to hold the film while it's drying. I've found nothing
> better than simple clothespins
> use one to clip the top of the film to a thin metal or wooden rod, string,
> anything that will hold the
> weight and clip another to the free end so that the film will hang
straight.
I use c
What you need,
1) Developing tank with reels, (or reel). I'm partial to stainless steel
they're a bit more
difficult to learn to use but you'll never find yourself with film binding
because there's moisture
or crud in the channels.
2.) A couple of graduated cylinders to measure chemicals. I h
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003, Christopher Comer wrote:
> I ordered a film scanner on the cheap and I would like
> to put together a pseudo darkroom. I'd like to be able to
> develop b&w film and then scan the neg. into the computer for
> manipulation. I think all I need is a developing tank and
This
Hey everyone,
I ordered a film scanner on the cheap and I would like
to put together a pseudo darkroom. I'd like to be able to
develop b&w film and then scan the neg. into the computer for
manipulation. I think all I need is a developing tank and
reel? I'm pretty busy right now with sum
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