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Originally Posted by Dave Miller  Could be difficult since quite a bit of it is done in the dark.  I suppose you could sit looking at a black computer screen while Simon tells you about it.  |
That's no match for the real thing. You'd have to walk around in a huge, huge, huge (did I mention "huge"?) darkroom with only the occassional safelight to get close to the real experience. And then there the "multimedia experience": the great smell of the paper... like opening a 100-pack of 8x10, only then at least a 100.000 pack; the vastness of the darkness, tripping over people from previous year's visit...
Honestly, there's nothing like the real visit!
(Did I mention the storage room of the emulsion? Hmmm, you gotta love that smell!)
