For me, working with a Cirkut camera, the IR goggles a necessity when spooling my own 10x72-inch rolls from 250-foot rolls of aerial film or the 100-foot bulk Ilford rolls, ensuring it’s cut squarely, joining leaders, etc. I was able to break down a 100’ bulk roll of 8” HP5 in a couple of one...
For what it’s worth, I have the Nightfox Swift 2 Pro, listed here:
https://us.nightfoxstore.com/products/nightfox-swift-2-pro-night-vision-goggles
The Swift 2 Pro has a 940nm mode. I’ve used these across multiple sessions loading a couple hundred feet of film, so far, including Agfa Aviphot...
The sink is in place and a joy to use! I have some Cirkut panoramas, 3-5 feet long, that I’m printing for the Midwest Large Format Asylum’s ‘Inspiration Weekend’ May 1-3. The 10-foot Kreonite has plenty of room for processing.
I found rebuild kits for all the Chicago faucet valves and the...
I’m finally rebuilding the valves and building a frame for this 10-foot sink. Question for those with longer Kreonite sinks: Do you have reinforcement or bracing along the underside? It seems there’s some lengthwise bracing cast into mine, but I wasn’t sure if it would benefit from additional...
A $15 Cen-tech pocket scale from Harbor Freight has worked fine for me for several years. Accurate to 0.1g, which is close enough for anything I’m mixing in the darkroom.
These turned out beautifully. Can you say more about how you toned these prints? And I really like your presentation. The (cherry?) wood frames really compliment the color of the toned cyanotypes nicely. Are these under glass with spacers?
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