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The darkroom is fully functional! The first pictures printed. It was great getting back into it, took me a while to remember the process and how it all works. I first used the old Durst enlarger that I bought off the internet years ago, it has a colour head so works easily with multigrade paper. It worked well, and with the lens I have can print to about 10×8. I think tried another enlarger that could print much bigger, this one has a filter holder, and I didn’t find the filters straight away. It worked great too. Now I need bigger paper!

 


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