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From: Bill D. Casselberry
Subject: Re: bone-simple darkrooms
Wheatfield wrote:
Something to think about:
If you shoot large format, especially 8x10 or larger, all
you
need is a lightbulb hanging from a wire, and a few trays.
True, a thermometer and a Timex
To bad there are no crickets around here I could us
such a timing system.
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Re: bone-simple darkrooms
I thought Casselberry would still be counting
cricket chirps
g.
Now
Hmmm ... do I see a marketing opportunity?
Brendan wrote:
To bad there are no crickets around here I could us
such a timing system.
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Define cheap. Do you want something just for processing film, or to use
with your enlarger?
Brendan wrote:
anyone have a decent cheap timer for sale yes,
cricekts no lol.
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On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 10:42 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hmmm ... do I see a marketing opportunity?
After that stuff you rub onto your lens to get more light I don't think
anyone will buy anything from you, Shel. ;)
-Aaron
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Hey, that Photon Grease is selling real well down here. It's got a new,
improved formula which makes the photons even more slippery and which
also works well to get the grime off your whitewall tires. $6.95 for a
1-lb jar, which will last a very long time.
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
On Monday,
anyone have a decent cheap timer for sale yes,
cricekts no lol.
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm ... do I see a marketing opportunity?
Brendan wrote:
To bad there are no crickets around here I could
us
such a timing system.
--
Shel Belinkoff
mailto:[EMAIL
Shel wrote:
I thought Casselberry would still be counting cricket chirps g.
Nah - I'm high-Tech now. I found an old GraLab timer at
Salvation Army for $5 and it has made things much nicer.
!8^) Bill
for the enlarger, less than $120 can ( equv ) at least
1/2 sec accurate .
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Define cheap. Do you want something just for
processing film, or to use
with your enlarger?
Brendan wrote:
anyone have a decent cheap timer for sale yes,
cricekts
On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 11:15 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hey, that Photon Grease is selling real well down here. It's got a new,
improved formula which makes the photons even more slippery and which
also works well to get the grime off your whitewall tires. $6.95 for a
1-lb jar, which
HAR!!
--- Aaron Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 11:15 AM, Shel
Belinkoff wrote:
Hey, that Photon Grease is selling real well down
here. It's got a new,
improved formula which makes the photons even more
slippery and which
also works well to get the
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From: Aaron Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My question is if you dunk yourself in Photon Grease, does that make you
easier or harder to see? If the latter, I imagine the RCMP would love
to buy a couple of truckloads of that stuff.
-Aaron
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It would make Shel look
Wheatfield wrote:
Something to think about:
If you shoot large format, especially 8x10 or larger, all you
need is a lightbulb hanging from a wire, and a few trays.
True, a thermometer and a Timex Indiglo would be useful
additions, though;^)
Bill
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