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45,177 Views • May 17, 2021 • Click to toggle off description
He also talks about how easy it can be to convert a space in your home for darkroom printing.
It features a prototype of the new Intrepid Enlarger (intrepidcamera.co.uk/blog/intrepid-35mm-120-enlarg…) which he has been testing as well as a range of other essential kit to get you started with darkroom printing at home.
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Date of upload: May 17, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
As someone who is adoring the dark room at school and making full advantage of it I’m really grateful that I won’t be saying goodbye to the darkroom forever after I finish school ❤❤
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As someone that has never printed in a dark room, this was a good starter for me. Keep making these.
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Perfectly achievable in a small space. You don’t need a sink. I develop in my small home office and put the prints in a holding tray before rinsing in the kitchen.
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Thanks! Great video. Opening a darkroom in Lexington KY so this is very helpful!
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This is a great video to get people started in their home darkroom. One thing I think is relevant is the need for some form of ventilation and disposable gloves and eyewear. Especially if people end up mixing their own chems. Thank you for an informative video and for promoting film, still the best medium in my view.
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Thank you so much for this tuturial video! Thank you Ilford for keep the magic going on <3
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Wow! Thank you so much. Just what I needed: basic “How to do it” info! Thanks again!
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Nice to see a guide like this for people,well done. Look forward to more.
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Great. Thank you~ from South Africa
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Really cool video, thank you, I’m in the research step, so that was really helpful
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really enjoyed this! can't wait to get the enlarger at home! i've been printing a lot lately at school. Great job also to Matt!
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Excellent! 👏👏👏
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Excellent run through of a home darkroom. Nice to see the intrepid enlarger featured, the stand you use looks ideal for the job.
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this is brilliant! please make more videos like this
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Absolutely excellent.
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Super helpful video! Silly question: When you recommend the storage drawers for smaller spaces, would you put the regular Paterson trays inside the drawers, or just.... chemical straight into the drawers?
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I got some good tips from your video thank you.
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Can't wait for Intrepid to start shipping the enlargers. Looking forward to stocking up on some more paper by then, especially some postcards.
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Great stuff! I like what you do as lots of people think that having basic darkroom is beyond their capabilities.
Toilet is ok, but kitchen at night is even better as no one wants to / must 'pop in' :-)
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2 years ago
The fact that ilford still makes tutorials for darkroom printing shows how passionate they are about their craft! Thank you guys! massive help!!
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