Who is still shooting film? I had a family member hook me up with some stuff a bit too late. ;) Might have to get a K1000 and start shooting again. :jump:

Got an Omega color darkroom setup with a programmable digital timer. Not sure, I might just get rid of it since I don't really have the resources to set up a darkroom.

I still shoot film and enjoy it.

You can pick up some mighty nine film cams on the super cheap now that everyone's gone digi.

Newp. Why for? :)

Newp. Why for? :)

Fun of it. I keep forgetting to pick up some 120mm.

Fun of it. I keep forgetting to pick up some 120mm.

If I still had a med format I would but the D3 pretty much smokes any film camera I've ever touched.

I really enjoyed working in a darkroom in HS.

I really enjoyed working in a darkroom in HS.

Me too. My last rolls of film in 2003 were done in the bathroom turned darkroom. I made contact prints from them and developed in that small setup. I was able to make adjustments on the print and take to the pros Downtown to have them printed. Still have the printer's notes with the negatives in an envelope. :)

I really enjoyed it...but I don't miss it. :)

I really enjoyed it...but I don't miss it. :)

I miss chilly mornings and walking into the photo shop smelling Dektol. :jump: I had many stained shirts from working in there. Mom would be doing laundry and ask, "What the hell did you get on these shirts that's not coming out?" Ah, they've been chemically altered, lol. :banana:

I miss chilly mornings and walking into the photo shop smelling Dektol. :jump: I had many stained shirts from working in there. Mom would be doing laundry and ask, "What the hell did you get on these shirts that's not coming out?" Ah, they've been chemically altered, lol. :banana:

:rotflmao: :paper: The only thing I really miss is watching the image gradually appear in the solution and seeing it take shape in front of my eyes. Not the same with a File->Copy from the CF cards.

:rotflmao: :paper: The only thing I really miss is watching the image gradually appear in the solution and seeing it take shape in front of my eyes. Not the same with a File->Copy from the CF cards.

I hear that. I just don't get the same feeling watching the Epson print away or opening the package from EZPrints. :jump:

Solarization was fun as hell, too. Man, the stuff we used to do in there. I've got a rock somewhere I printed a photo of rocks onto with Liquid Light. :pirate:

I hear that. I just don't get the same feeling watching the Epson print away or opening the package from EZPrints. :jump:

Solarization was fun as hell, too. Man, the stuff we used to do in there. I've got a rock somewhere I printed a photo of rocks onto with Liquid Light. :pirate:

No doubt. :teary:

I really enjoyed working in a darkroom in HS.

i really enjoyed getting high in the darkroom in HS. :D:D:D

i really enjoyed getting high in the darkroom in HS. :D:D:D

That too. :jump:

I hooked up with a few chicks in the darkroom too. :pirate:

That too. :jump:

I hooked up with a few chicks in the darkroom too. :pirate:

i was the newspaper photog. hooking up with future english and journalism majors was a specialty. i had a free pass junior and senior years, oh you know i really need to go take pictures "over there". :clapping:

I shoot more film than I do digi. Teh darkroom is my happy place. :thup2:

Who is still shooting film? I had a family member hook me up with some stuff a bit too late. ;) Might have to get a K1000 and start shooting again. :jump:

Got an Omega color darkroom setup with a programmable digital timer. Not sure, I might just get rid of it since I don't really have the resources to set up a darkroom.
LOL, did someone say film?


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i was the newspaper photog. hooking up with future english and journalism majors was a specialty. i had a free pass junior and senior years, oh you know i really need to go take pictures "over there". :clapping:

I took pictures for the yearbook and had the same privelages my senior year. :jump: