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Just remembered one last point lol 7. Lastly, Try to match the clips with the beat of the song, for example in this video, after 2 drum rolls or in some parts one drum roll, u can change scenes or just changle the angle to the same scene or just zoom in or out to make it match with the song

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Thank your sharing your darkroom experience. I did Photography at school in the 1970's and have embarked on building a darkroom in my garage in Adelaide, South Australia. I shoot 35mm and am also a camera collector. It's really good to see someone printing photos on paper again. So many people only view photographs on back-lit screens. And some photographers get their films developed at a lab, the scans are sent and they don't even pick up the film, go figure. I would also like to experiment with printing off a smartphone screen in the enlarger. Also glad to see that FB means fibre based and not Facebook. You are the Vivian Maier of the 21st century.

Hola. Vi de nuevo el video y te comento algo sobre el lavabo de cemento, no conviene mover mucho las bandejas sobre el cemento pues se gastan y al tiempo se les hace un agujerito y comienzan a perder. Respecto a los marginadores yo los fabrico con melamina con marco para 13/18, 18/24 y 20/25 y me da buenos resultados, son mas livianos y no los tengo que ajustar a medida como los que hay en el mercado. Gracias de nuevo por el video, Ricardo de Argentina.

Thank you for sharing I love the whole process Just some sugestión, it will be so great that you scan the results of the photos and then added to this videos we can be able way better the quality of the pictures Thanks 🙏🏼

This session reminds me so many things I experienced many years ago. Same film, same papers and so many hours to get the better print I could... I think you got a beautiful result and maybe a last print with more care about this line would be the good one. Your photo deserves it. This video could send me back to the darkroom. I think nothing matches the beauty of a FB paper.

Pearl RC is my fav as well. Nice setup!

Wow! And here's a tip. I've seen Aleksey Myakishev use a transparent foil with a black dot on it to dodge, which I think is genius. I just wave my hands with dodging & burning.

Great video Lot of information I love ur darkroom Thanks for sharing I am learning film photography And D&P Thanks again. 🙏🙏🙏

the room is a dream

I have an ‘extra’ Beseler 67s Light bulb- can I send it to you in your home country?

Gracias por mostrarnos tu cuarto oscuro tan bonito y por tu vídeo tan honesto y sincero!! Saludos!

Great photo, great print. It has a lot of emotion and personality, Maggie comes through strong! Also, hi Vivianna's husband :) I'm more a fan of matt paper, recently I've been playing with glossy and semi-matt warmtone papers. Glossy is still too much I think but I'm digging the semi-matt, I like the deeper blacks I can get! For the warmtone, I'd suggest to try using warmtone developer and then lightly selenium-tone them (I do like 30s in 1+4 diluted Harman selenium toner). Too much selenium toning seems to make the warmtone prints purple but just a little takes away the greenish cast and I get really beautiful, warm blacks... Either way, thank you for making these long, patient darkroom printing videos, they're really enjoyable and I think they ought to show new film photographers the beauty of the process...

Your proud expression says it all. You amaze

Great video! Thanks for sharing. I’m just getting into film photography and it’s amazing to watch someone who has such a talent of making absolute art with film.

your channel is my new absolute favourite channel! i found you via instagram and i am so happy to have arrived here. your videos are so warm and welcoming, and your art is so beautiful and it's so instructive and inspiring to watch you, you clearly love so so much the process and it radiates through. i have wanted to learn to develop and print for a long time and you are making me feel brave enough to try. ☺️ thank you so much for what you are doing, it is a joy to observe you and learn from these videos!! and hello from montreal, canada! - annie

They came out very well. It should be easy to get the light seals on your camera replaced, or to do it yourself.

Maybe a copy stand will make the intrepid more user friendly?

What needs repairing on your Bessler? Great video. Learning.

Wow! You are a wonderful human and an inspiring person. I can resonate with so many things you mentioned in this video: I have been slowly accumulating darkroom and processing equipment (via thrifting/good deals) for just under 2 years now, but I kind of do+don't have a proper space to use them all. (No ventilation for trays but it IS dark and mostly cool). Also I have been (and still) am a waiter and like you I tend to prefer staying back from this complicated, confusing and quite frankly overwhelming world most of the time. Often going to work is my 'social peak' for the week; but I want to share my passion more also. It is not yet time for me to start a channel (workflow incomplete), but I am always considering and moving towards. I am so so happy that there are a decent number of people out there WHO ARE interested in the FULL film practice. [I learned B&W in college 10yrs ago (are we twins?) and recently learned that they shut and removed the facilities there; kind of insane considering the resurgence amongst the "younger ones" in recent years]. My goal and desire is to connect and share my love of this art/medium with as many people as possible. You are already doing this in such a wonderful way!! NAMASTE AND GRACIAS from "the top of the continent". 🍁 📸🎞💖🙌🙏 ✌😎🤘 -JC

Nice video! I enjoyed seeing your darkroom, what a great place to pursue your art!

How nice to be able to see professional photography content in Spanish

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Building my darkroom has been a blast. Thanks for sharing yours! You familiar with the DLG Compensating Timer? I'm not affiliated, but it works great! Also, RH Designs Timers does the f-stop method with light meter and temperature compensating. Both are currently made products. Keep on producing insensitive and good energy videos! Friendliness matters.

Hola, Vivianna Magdalena. Gracias por compartir este episodio de tu trabajo. Sabes, equivocarse es de humanos. Es parte del proceso de aprendizaje. Si nos equivocamos, sabemos que las cosas pueden ser mejores. Jajajajajaja. No tienes que decirme cuánto sufres cuando hablas a cámara. Sin embargo, lo irás superando en la medida que sigas compartiendo tu trabajo con tus subscriptores. Creo que a ellos les gusta lo que ven: el resultado de tus imágenes. Eso, por ahora, es mas que suficiente. En cuanto al secador eléctrico de negativos que tienes guardado, creo que puede ser un problema con la resistencia. El sistema es simple: una resistencia, un potenciómetro y un ventilador. Alguien con buenos conocimientos de electricidad, puede repararlo. En mi estadía en USA, solía comprar en las tiendas GoodWill y otras thrift store. Viví en Altamonte Springs por 3 años y solía visitar una de ellas en la Iglesia Adventista. Compré allí muchas cosas en super buen estado: ropa, ollas, vasos, libros, CD's y DVD's. También solía ir a un Flea Market los domingos. Conseguía ofertas muy buenas. Por ejemplo, compré 2 C-stands de Matthew por $40 cuando su precio era de $130 cada uno en B&H y maletas que uso para los equipos que fui modificando poco a poco. Esto consiste en ser prácticos. Por ejemplo, mi box light lo construí yo mismo por no mas de $20. Hace el mismo trabajo que el que compras en una tienda de fotografía. Por lo demás, te motivo a seguir adelante. Es mucha la información que transmites en tus videos. Un fuerte abrazo. Saludos s Luis. DIOS los siga bendiciendo!

Agreeing with the other commenters, your darkroom is amazing! I'm lucky to have some of the things in the video! I love my Jobo Mistral film drying cabinets... For drying prints, I built a similar print drying rack myself. One thing I'd mention that I really came to love is my Heiland Electronic enlarger timer / f-stop analyzer gadget that plugs into their LED light source (which replaced the dying Beseler 45S color head for my Beseler 45MXT enlarger). The enlarger timer replaces a normal timer, but it comes with a light meter that you can use to measure the light projected by your enlarger, and a computer thing with a small display and a few buttons. You set your paper + film type and it calculates the exposure / contrast grade you need for a basic print. It works pretty well and I can make do with a lot less test strips now (a godsend when I want to make a quick print after work). You can set your contrast and time using the gizmo, but you can adjust your printing / burning times in f stops rather than seconds, which is really convenient... It's really smart and sometimes I think it's cheating, but I can get to a first print a lot quicker and it leaves more time to work on perfecting the print or dodging+burning <_<

Absolutely lovely video. Thank you RS. Canada

Great video😊 little by little you’re showing us what makes your darkroom tick and you look more confident in front of the camera, I know it’s not easy staring at a device and pretend it’s your audience but you are doing well😊👍🏼 Keep them coming we are ready for more!😊

I am so envious of your darkroom. So much S-P-A-C-E! I really want one of those film washers too, or at least try to make one myself.

Very inspiring as always. I don't have a darkroom but would love to have one. That is my futur project. I don't know where to start from, there are so many things to look for !

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That compensating timer sounds awesome. I'll keep it in mind if I ever come across one! I agree with trying to take in what you can when it's offered. I did that for years and now I have a community darkroom where I get to share a lot of it.

Great video! I think its so helpful to see what other people do in their darkroom, and hearing people talk about their darkroom process is super valuable. Thank you do much for sharing!!

Your best accessory is the duck towel holder. Every darkroom should have one. I made contact prints with an old bit of glass from a picture frame. It was sharp round the edges so I just covered them with electrical tape.

Tampoco tiro las fotos imperfectas o las tiras de prueba, el tiempo pasa muy rápido y con los años se convierten en documentos de un momento de tu vida. Hasta tengo un álbum lleno de ellas 😉

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Great time for a vlog and a cup of tea. Thanks for sharing and keep creating!

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👍muy padre tu trabajo, me gustaría contarte por que vivo cerca y quiero hacer fotos con placa 4x5

I love your Lizzie shirt! You are rocking the look! I have a similar light/ magnifier for working on guitar amplifiers. It was a game changer for my workbench!

The struggle of overthinking it lolol

La fotografia del f11 in the background me gusto lol , es que shoothing film es simplemente otra cosa

Maybe you can order chemistry with Fotoimpex or Nordfoto. I sometimes make my chemistry myself: Caffenol, Parodinal, Wineol with different ingredients. I have made a Caffenol paper developer recipe that's in fact better than commercial developer. Making a clip test before every development and fixing is a good way to test if it is still working. For fixing double or triple (T-Grain) clearing time.

TH-cam suggested this video. Great work! I helped my father in the darkroom when I was little and when I was 11 he gifted me a camera. Since I moved to Germany with 30 I started to take darkroom courses and I am still at BW film photography. For getting your chemicals to temperature they use a sous-vide here, which I think is very practical.

Great! I really love your darkroom! I would like to have the same space… may one day. Have you build the sink yourself?

Nice darkroom.

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