timor
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No way ! Something is wrong with me...or my browser.
Darkroom. Am i doin it right?
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bizarrius
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no no. open the link and right click on the picture 🙂
timor
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OK. Last time, using SeaMonkey
timor
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It does not work the way it supposed to. That's OK. I have many settings on firewall and it is possible, that something is blocked. I think so as I have same problems with other forums.
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savantcreative
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Always keep a separate wet side and dry side. That tray you have on the left scares me.
ooze
Established
It looks like you've got all the essentials to start printing.
It's not visible in the picture, but a good enlarging lens is very important. When I first started printing I had a cheap Rodenstock Rogonar. Later, I bought a Rodenstock Rodagon...what a difference. Now I use a 50/2.8 EL-Nikkor for 35mm and a 80mm Schneider Componon for 6x6 negatives, both of which are great.
Equally important is the parallel adjustment of film, lens and print plane. It's very common that enlargers are out of alignment, so I would definitely check for alignment problems.
Not essential, but still nice to have is a bigger easel, so that you can put those big trays (which look like 40x50cm) to good use. 4 blade easels will allow you to vary border sizes around the image and will give a clean look to the print. They can be a bit expensive but a well made one is a very good investment.
Have fun...
It's not visible in the picture, but a good enlarging lens is very important. When I first started printing I had a cheap Rodenstock Rogonar. Later, I bought a Rodenstock Rodagon...what a difference. Now I use a 50/2.8 EL-Nikkor for 35mm and a 80mm Schneider Componon for 6x6 negatives, both of which are great.
Equally important is the parallel adjustment of film, lens and print plane. It's very common that enlargers are out of alignment, so I would definitely check for alignment problems.
Not essential, but still nice to have is a bigger easel, so that you can put those big trays (which look like 40x50cm) to good use. 4 blade easels will allow you to vary border sizes around the image and will give a clean look to the print. They can be a bit expensive but a well made one is a very good investment.
Have fun...
savantcreative
Savantcreative
Looking better now that you moved that tray. How are you set up to wash your prints?
