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Biography:: Have been 'playing' in the darkroom since I was eight and taking photos since I was twelve. Moved to digital in '99, and then away from digital in '05

Location:: Hawthorn Australia

Interests:: "Wet Photography" restoration of old large format cameras and construction of cameras

Occupation:: Development Engineer - Automotive Industry

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B&W Reversal Film Processor - The design and construction...

by Oxleyroad on 01-16-2012 at 09:58 PM

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I have a few moments to myself at work presently so thought now is the time for me to post about my desire or is it need for a B&W reversal processor. I was not sure where to post his in the forums (Darkroom Equipment, Camera Building...) So here is the Blog.

Why build from scratch. Well,

1. I am processing far too much B&W reversal in 35 and 16mm to keep going with the LOMO tank - 800 to 1200 ft annually. It was a bugger to learn to load but not bad now I have

Updated 01-16-2012 at 10:07 PM by Oxleyroad