All-in-one daylight tank for 35 mm film, easy for beginners but limited to single rolls and occasional quirks.

The developing tank sits on a strain gauge, to ensure the proper amount of each solution is added. To avoid splotches that can come from using plain tap water, rinse water is filtered using a ...

In this exciting episode of Retro Camera Review, we dive into the art of B&W film developing. Join us as we explore the ...

The Lomo Daylight Developing Tank 35 mm is going to allow you to DIY it at home without needing a darkroom or even a changing bag. The new Lomo Daylight Developing Tank 35 mm is an all-in-one film ...

Darkroom equipment includes a dark bag, scissors, a daylight developing tank, film reel and chemicals. The negative from the exposed roll is loaded on to the film spool inside the dark bag, and the ...

To execute the film loading process blindly and with one’s hands in a bag requires patience, practice, and skill (especially when working with medium format). Fortunately, once your frames are on the ...

The industrial darkroom chemicals and heavy metals traditionally used as developers, fixers and toners, such as hydroquinone and sodium thiosulfate, are irritants to the skin, eyes and lungs.