FILM PHOTOGRAPHY / DARKROOM TIP AND TRICKS THREAD

Thank, I appreciate it.
For reference the width of the leaves is about 5/8 inch.

 

Wow, great contrast and detail. What are you scanning with?

 

Thanks!
I have The Darkroom in San Clemente process my film which includes the scan and copied to a disk. Then I use IrfanView to resize.

 

What do they charge for that? @INBONESTRYKER

 

@Falldownhard
It's been awhile since I've had them process anything for me so not sure about this price.
Developing, scan and copy to disc, small 4" print, contact sheet, upload to a web site that you will have access for ordering enlargements. There are three choices for scans , I just use the standard with the thought that if I wanted a higher resolution for bigger enlargements I could have the negative rescanned (you do get your negatives back). All of this for about $20/roll.

Here's a link to their web site and current prices.
https://thedarkroom.com/about/
https://thedarkroom.com/product/film-developing/

 

what up everyone

 

Just bought this today for 60 dollars It looks like it's never been used only missing the baseboard. I also picked up a box of cameras and found this Makes you wonder what could be on that roll.

 

Anyone know if Paterson reels will take 127 film? I know it can do 35mm and 120.

 

Is that a Beseler 23C enlarger?

 

23C II

 

I remember using those back in the day - really nice equipment.

Can you still find negative carriers and filter holders for it?

 

Beseler still makes them so all the parts that you need are still available

 

That's good to know.

I have a Beseler 67C that's been in the box for many, many years. It could be a lot of fun getting back into film...

 

It is a lot of fun. The whole experience I've had with film is just one exiting story after another.

 

Hello all

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR

 

May your new year be full of photography adventures.