Film photography development and darkroom equipment

Posted on Thu 25th, November 2021

• #1

schwefferony
random collection of film developing and darkroom bits and pieces. Includes a canister with two reels for developing film, one darkroom light that works and one still in its box which has no plug attached but would presumably work if you wired this yourself. 3 trays for printing photos, two thermometers, two squeegees, load of clips to hang film, slide viewer, assorted measuring jugs and tube (mix of plastic and glass), and a film viewing tray with a glass top. None of it has been used by me, it was bought many years ago and and has sat in a cupboard so would need a clean up but otherwise perfectly good for a hobbyist. £25 collection from SW London

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• #2

amey

i will take all of this
• #3

sodha

unlikely 2nd dibs
• #4

Qebrus in reply to @amey

Jammy git, some great stuff here!
• #5

sharpeleven

Did @amey take this? Setting up a darkroom with some friends/students and looking for kit..

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