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3 rolls of film need to be developed
Old 05-24-2005   #1
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3 rolls of film need to be developed

I was wondering if anyone wants to develop three rolls of my film in their darkroom. I would really love to see what can be done and maybe some tips before I break open the piggy bank and start my own wetroom.

I have shot Plus X at ISO50, Neopan 400 at ISO200 and Delta 3200 at ISO1000 and wanted it developed as ISO1600.

I'm willing to pay or do a trade for something. I wish someone was in Wisconsin that I could visit and watch how this is done, but i'm a big fan of everyones work here and thought this would be fun.
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I would offer to help if I were closer.
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How far is Germantown from the Iowa border?

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if there is a community college in your area you might look to see if they offer a b&w photo - darkroom course. this is a great way to get your feet wet with a wet darkroom and it can be a really cheap way to get into a darkroom
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Bill,

PM me if you want it done in Diafine. I'm in Madtown and that's not that far away from you.

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