Recent content by EdBray

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As stated above if required.

Most of these would look better in monochrome.

Hi Thanks Trevor, although I have been lurking now and again, now retired I thought I would get more serious about my photography again.

Cheers. I managed to get their last one. Much appreciated. Eddie

Which local store?

Quick and painless way is to test your fixer each time before you use it. Typical starting point is 2x clearing time plus 1 minute, so if the clearing time for new fixer is 2 minutes (likely to be less) then multiply that by 2 and add a minute. Each time you develop a film, use the leader you...

Is the lens-board in back to front

At the end, Lee did have to pry it from my fingers. :( But, I am really glad it has gone to a good home :angelic: and with a little mentoring I'm sure she will soon be using it ala Cartier-Bresson.

God, I hope he doesn't read that, my life won't be worth living. He is called Ethan, he is 3.5 years old and we call him Damian for good reason! :bat:

Thanks for all the accolades folks, I just try to treat people as I would like to be treated. When I wanted a darkroom again, I was gifted a large amount of darkroom kit from a member and friend on here and would not have felt right selling anything that I had been given freely. So whilst I am...

Thanks Yv.

Just a quick update to my current circumstances, due to a couple of unfortunate issues (1 family and 1 personal) I am having to give up traditional/alternative photography, certainly for the foreseeable future. To this end, I will be listing some of my conventional/alternative equipment...

Horrible things, if they'd been near me they'd be dead now.

Yes all connected in parallel, they don't draw much current so not an issue really. Carbon Tissues tend to dry in a less than flat manner. Whilst you could get away with clip pressure or weights alone for smallish prints anything over 8x10 would be too great a surface area to just rely on...