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*[[Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 - DOOGS]] | *[[Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 - DOOGS]] | ||
*[[Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 -- DOOIT]] | *[[Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 -- DOOIT]] | ||
*[[Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 - DAXOO]] | |||
*[[Focotar 1:4.5 / 95 mm]] | *[[Focotar 1:4.5 / 95 mm]] | ||
*[[V-Elmar f = 100 mm 1:4]] | *[[V-Elmar f = 100 mm 1:4]] | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 7 October 2010
Available Photographic Media
Current Darkroom Chemicals
Developing Tanks
- Early Leitz Developing Tanks - FIMAN - CORDO - CORUN - CODRO - DEFOO - TAHOO
- Rondinax 35 - TEOOH
- Rondix
- Forum discussion
Leitz Enlargers
- FILAR - FLEIN - FLEOS - FILIX
- Early Leitz Enlargers
- Valoy
- Focomat Ia
- Focomat Ib
- Focomat Ic
- Focomat IIc
- Valoy II
- V35 AF
Leitz Enlarger Lenses
- VAROB f = 5 cm 1:3.5
- Elmar f= 5 cm 1:2.8 (bayonet version + 17671T) - [2]
- Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 - DOOGS
- Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 -- DOOIT
- Elmar f = 5 cm 1:3.5 - DAXOO
- Focotar 1:4.5 / 95 mm
- V-Elmar f = 100 mm 1:4
- V-Elmar f = 100 mm 1:4.5
- Focotar - 1 1:4.5 / 50 mm - DOOHF
- Focotar - 2 1:4.5 / 50 mm - DOOCQ
- Focotar - 3 1:4.5 / 50 mm - LFE
- Focotar 1:4.5 / 60 mm - DQOO?
- Focotar - 2 1:5.6 /100 mm
- WA Focotar 1:2.8 / 40 mm
Masking Frames
- Metal 8 x 10" Frame
- Professional 8 x 10" Metal Frame
- Professional 12 x 16" Wood Frame
- 6 x 9 cm Masking Frame
Slide and Film Printers
Miscellaneous Darkroom Equipment
- Film Loaders - AGRIF - AFLOO - Lloyds
- Changing Bags
- Door Seal
- Safe Lights
- Trays & Tongs
- Plates
Comment
- Forum discussion
- Reviews
- Darkroom links
- Analogue Photography Users Group
- Film & Darkroom Users Group
- Digitaltruth Photo: The Massive Dev Chart
- Leitz Focomat V35
- Unblinking Eye - photography, darkroom, alt process
- Ag Photographic
- Barry Thornton's Fine Print
- Peter Hogan's Monochrome Photography
- George L. Smyth's Hand Made Photographic Images
- Chris Johnson's Developer Notes
- Nova Darkroom's Setting up a Darkroom
- The Black & White Darkroom
- Darkroom Magic's Library
- Richard Nicholson's Last One Out Please Turn On the Light
- FilmDev | Everyone's recipes
- Rondinax 35 - Rondix (in French)
- Ilford's Forum
- Ilford's Processing Your First Roll of B & W Film
- Welcome to the ILFORD PHOTO Website
- Joe Miller's Exposure Time for New Enlargement Size
- Ed Buffaloe's Technique for Film
- Jack's Photographic and Chemistry Site
- Black & White Paper Zone
- Source
- California Creeks' Film Characteristics
