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Tank you very much.Welcome from across Öresund.
If you are looking for a darkroom you might find one to use at https://localdarkroom.com/
Thank you. What part of Germany do you live in? I’m in the southern part of Denmark. About an hour’s drive from the border.Welcome from Germany!
Yes they are. But it takes a lot of getting used to not being able to see the picture on the screen right away. That I’ll have to wait for the film to get developed before I can see my errors - and by that time I may have forgotten what I did and therefore what I did wrong.Film cameras and film are more fun. Welcome!
Southwest of Hannover, a bit far away from you.Thank you. What part of Germany do you live in? I’m in the southern part of Denmark. About an hour’s drive from the border.
Yes they are. But it takes a lot of getting used to not being able to see the picture on the screen right away. That I’ll have to wait for the film to get developed before I can see my errors - and by that time I may have forgotten what I did and therefore what I did wrong.
But I guess that’s part of what’s so appealing too.
I had the pleasure of visiting your area during the Expo2000. But don’t remember much other than the Expo.Southwest of Hannover, a bit far away from you.
But we were very often in St.Peter-Ording, closer to Denmark.
I’m working towards it. But so far i use colour films in my 35mm cameras, and I have no ambitions on taking that step. But I’m planning to develop my b&w myself in the future.Develop your own film.
I’m working towards it. But so far i use colour films in my 35mm cameras, and I have no ambitions on taking that step. But I’m planning to develop my b&w myself in the future.
Sounds nice.I have a darkroom and I can develop and print color film, but I rarely do that now because it is not cost effective compared to sending it out. I only develop and print my black & white film at home, so Helle you are in good company.
Thank you so muchWelcome Helle to the Photrio community and the various forums.....
Sounds nice.
I think I have most of the equipment to start my own darkroom. I tend to buy that kind of stuff when I stumble upon it. But I don’t feel comfortable taking the leap without some kind of guidance. And in this case, this forum isn’t enough.
But luckily, I’ve found out that not far from here, there’s a darkroom and hopefully a good community to learn from. And in order to get acces to their equipment, I’ll have to take a 3 hour instructional course - which is perfect.
Cool. Thanks for the adviceLook for posts by PE who was designed films and developers for Kodak including Kodachrome and Ektachrome. His career was at Kodak.
Hello Helle, fellow Dane.I guess I’d better introduce myself.
My name is Helle and I live in Denmark.
Photography has been my passion for years now. It all started in the mid 90’s when I took a course in photography. After this course I bought a Canon SLR but didn’t have access to a dark chamber and therefore what I learned during the course didn’t stick. At least not processing.
Later, I bought digital cameras and have spent hours and hours shooting and processing in Photoshop. I was very active on Flickr for years, but as my life changed, I got less time for my DSLR and Flickr.
In stead, my iPhone and instagram took over. I still had a fascination for old cameras and have collected quite a few over the years. Most of them have been stored in my basement, though.
But recently, I have dived into the box of old cameras in the basement and have started working through the old films that have taken up space in my fridge for years.
I have started out shooting b&w with a Yashica Mat 124G and colour with a Minolta SRT 100x. Those were the cameras that I could grab without having to solve issues first.
Next step is to develop the b&w negatives. I’m going to need guidance, so plan to join a community nearby with a fully functional dark chamber. Maybe over time, I’ll feel comfortable enough to make my own set up at home.
I’m a nature lover, so that’s where I spend most time capturing what I see. Photography is my passion and theraphy. So I have an intuitive approach.
I look forward to driving into this community. I’m so happy to have stumbled upon it. And I’m impressed how active it is and how much knowledge seems to be combined in here.
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