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Originally Posted by clayne
Well, the swing-lens makes it look even bigger! The actual floor dimensions are 12x18 feet.
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Originally Posted by clayne
Well, the swing-lens makes it look even bigger! The actual floor dimensions are 12x18 feet.
David,
Do you have a floor plan design yet? I'd be interested to know how you intend to use the space.
Tom
http://newdr.blogspot.com/2010_02_01_archive.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom Kershaw
If I posted pics of my dark room, you would all have nightmares for a week. It's been around for as long as I've been alive, and I'm still using the same trays, tongs, and table that I learned on. My wet, and dry are on the same table, so I need to be more careful. Yeah it's ugly, but It's mine, and I do get some pretty good, and saleable work. My only dream is to have a Dark room that is on the gound floor, and not the basement.
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by photoncatcher
OK so now we really want to see your darkroom. And what's wrong with the basement seems much better for nightmares.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by photoncatcher
Roger
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4018/...7219e111_b.jpg
This is my 'darkroom's film/plate developing area. Just out of sight is the emulsion making area, which sometimes is used for doing laundry. Also out of sight is the double trashbag tucked into the window light proofing.
Do I get bonus points for running water AND built in toilet?
Dear alexhill,
Awesome. I can stop whining to myself about my own setup now. ;>)
Neal Wydra
Brilliant! This is how I started too. In the family bathroom, many's the time when an irate sibling would pound on the door pleading to use the loo just as print entered the developer. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by alexhill
Haha :) just the cats in my case. We have another bathroom that my parents use when i've holed upQuote:
Originally Posted by Bateleur