Morning Craigslist Search ..glass pyrexcorning? photo trays

[sun of sand]

I'm not sure they're specifically made for photographic use
-seller might not be either

Thought they looked cool and no doubt would be perfect for alt stuff


Doubt I can go get these but if someone has a company name or something I'll be able to search/ebay these things in the future


http://rochester.craigslist.org/zip/1427029645.html

 

[Mike Wilde]

I would use caution - pyrex is great when you need heat resitsnce, but they are heavy. For me heavy, glass, and wet are a no-no's in the sink. I would be afraid of letting one slip handling it with wet hands, and then there would be glass bits to gingerly gather from everywhere.

 

[panchro-press]

A Pyrex tray on a light source can be very useful when intensifying or reducing negatives.

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[MattKing]

I've used Pyrex trays successfully for toning. They are easy to get clean. They are also heavy and bulky.

Matt

 

[dpurdy]

I use them for processing sheet film. The bread pan is perfect for 4x5 and there is a casserole that is perfect for 8x10. I also use the bread pan for my photoflo and for washing 4x5 film with a syphon washer.
Dennis

 

[photomem]

I don't suppose there is anyone near Rochester who would go pick these up if I paid shipping to Memphis? This is odd because I collect old Pyrex and the ilk, plus I am building a darkroom.