This category is for informational sites on all aspects of using a photographic darkroom.
Included are sites on how to build, use, manage and equip a home darkroom as well as information on all the various color and black and white processes that c...
This page was last updated on December 2nd, 2008
This page was last updated on December 2nd, 2008
Darkroom (from Techniques and Styles)
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Agfa APX 25 vs. Kodak Technical Pan
Comparison of two very fine grained black and white films.
BW development times tables
Characteristic values and development times tables of the various BW films.
Kaiser Enlargers
Bob Meier's review in PHOTO Techniques Magazine of Kaiser enlargers.
Kodak Developer D-76: Tech Pub J-78
Technical manual for Kodak D-76 black and white developer. Lists times, temperatures and procedures for using this time tested developer.
Film and Developer Test
Side by side visual comparisons of black and white films developed in various developers.
Darkroom by Chris Bitmead
Information on enlargers, printing, processing, and building a darkroom.
Teaching Basic Darkroom Techniques
Kodak site giving twelve lessons plans for teaching basic black and white darkroom procedures.
Sun Spot Photography
Offers comprehensive information on darkrooms, chemistry, developing, printing, and many other photography related topics.
Welcome to my Darkroom
Photos and information about how this darkroom was built. Doug Bardell.
Claudio Bonavolta's Photography Page
Information on photography equipment, darkroom techniques. Also contains travel photographs.
Ilford: Black and White Products
Technical data sheets for each of Ilford's black and white film, paper, and chemistry products, in Adobe PDF format.
Darkroom Hazards
SafetyLine article on chemical and ventilation hazards in darkrooms.
Rockland Colloid
Information on the combination of new and old techniques to produce many new types of photographic prints.
Technical Information Sheets
Index to technical information sheets on chemicals, film, and papers from various manufacturers. Displayed in PDF format.
The Zone System
History and technical description of the zone method of controlling image quality. Examples of work produced with the system, further reading and biography of the siteowner.
Zone System: Table of Contents
Comprehensive tutorial on the Zone System. Multiple chapters and examples.
Kodak: Preparing Smaller Batches of Processing Chemicals
Technical manual by Kodak on mixing smaller amounts of chemicals. Good resource for home darkrooms.
Kodak: Teaching Basic Darkroom Techniques
Resource for students and teachers covering the step by step procedures for basic darkroom techniques.
The Bulk Loading FAQ
Step by step instructions on bulk reloading of films.
Potassium Ferricyanide: Fantastic or Frustrating?
Demystifying this processing additive.
Lloyd Erlick: Technical Articles
A large collection of articles for darkroom techniques.
The Art of Handcoloring
Ana Brandt talks with us about the art form and shares valuable hints and tips for getting started.
Do It Yourself
Mason Resnick's article on the benefits of doing your own printing. From the Black and White World site.
KODAK Chemicals, Process E-6
Detailed technical manual for Kodak E6 processing aimed at professionals
Tim Kemp: Photographic
Advice and tips on developing photographs and picture taking.
DarkroomSource
Features tutorials and information on building a darkroom, accessories, techniques, tools and tips.
How Safe Is Your Safelight?
Facts about safelights; a page of information from Kodak.
Contrast Masking - The LightRoom
How to use contrast masking to capture as much of the dynamic range of the original scene as possible.
Glossary of Common Printing Terms
From the LightRoom site, explanations of common photographic terms.
A Biased Guide to Temperature Control
An article that compares different techniques for controlling water temperature in photographic darkrooms.
Silverlight Photography Tutorials
Photography darkroom tutorials and resources.
Kodak Professional: Photographic Chemicals
Contains detailed information on all Kodak photographic chemicals. Information for both color and black and white chemicals.
Dust and Spotting
Article on removing and avoiding dust and spots on prints.
Black and White World
Advanced techniques, beginners guide, forums, extensive FAQ's.
KODAK Photochemical Information and FAQs
Information and FAQ's for Kodak's photo chemicals
Ilfochrome Classic
One page of information about this color print material. From the LightRoom site.
Darkroom Health and Safety Guidelines
Student handout for darkroom safety procedures in clean printable format.
Kodak: Simplified Metric Conversion Tables
Metric conversion tables. A must have for all darkrooms. Printable format for easy use.
Kodak: Toning Black and White Materials
Technical manual for toning black and white prints with Kodak toners.
Introduction to The Black and White Darkroom
Jerry Sparrow's article covering the basics of black and white darkroom setup and photo printing.
Black and White Developing Chart
A 1997 chart that gives times and temperatures for various b&w developers and films.
KODAK: Cross-Processing Color Negative Films in Process E-6: Tech Pub CIS-184
Resource and technical information on processing color negative films in E6 chemistry aimed at professionals
Kodak Films Menu
Index of links to all Kodak's film information pages.
Rodolfo Namias Group: Old Photographic Techniques
Details old printing processes that give results unobtainable on silver-bromide papers. Includes gallery showing technique examples, information about exhibitions, and available courses.
Black and White Darkroom
Comprehensive information on darkroom setup, chemicals, equipment, techniques, tips, and safety considerations.
Chemistry of the Photographic Process
Brief description of the processing steps to develop a color negative in a minilab.
Guide to Black and White Photography
Contains information on darkroom chemistry, film developing, printing, alternative processes, and the Zone System.
Kodak Professional: Black and White Films
Technical manuals for all Kodak black and white films.
Why Black and White?
Wendy Folse's article on the advantages of black and white photography and its implications in the darkroom.
Photo Chemistry Formulas
Database of photographic chemistry formulas and raw chemicals used in photography. Most chemical entries include CAS numbers, structural formulas and links to external chemistry databases, as well as comments about their use for photographic purposes.
Handmade Photographic Images
This site contains methods and techniques, plus a gallery. Devoted to infrared, pinhole, and alternative process photography.
Cicada: Darkroom Formulas, Labels and Signs
Includes printable formula sheets and labels for darkrooms.
Darkroom Pro
Features information on the processes, materials and goals of the photographer who needs to process their own materials for both quality control and archival stability.
Developing Tank
Instructions on how to build a durable developing tank from ABS plastic pipe.
KODAK Chemicals: Processing Manuals Index
Publications that describe how to use KODAK Chemicals in photofinishing labs, professional finishing labs, motion picture labs and minilabs, available in .pdf format.
Kodak: T-MAX Developers
Technical manual for T-Max developers including times, temperatures, and recommended procedures for developing black and white films.
The Eclectic Photography Resource
Index to J.A. Ollinger's many articles about and for darkroom users.
Rec.Photo.Darkroom FAQ
FAQ for this Usenet newsgroup.
AgfaNet: Black and White Lab Course
Online training course on how to develop black and white films. Includes some advanced topics.
The Light Factory
Online exhibits, classes in photography, and several articles on alternative processes.
Agfa APX 25 vs. Kodak Technical PanComparison of two very fine grained black and white films.
Characteristic values and development times tables of the various BW films.
Bob Meier's review in PHOTO Techniques Magazine of Kaiser enlargers.
Technical manual for Kodak D-76 black and white developer. Lists times, temperatures and procedures for using this time tested developer.
Side by side visual comparisons of black and white films developed in various developers.
Darkroom by Chris BitmeadInformation on enlargers, printing, processing, and building a darkroom.
Kodak site giving twelve lessons plans for teaching basic black and white darkroom procedures.
Offers comprehensive information on darkrooms, chemistry, developing, printing, and many other photography related topics.
Photos and information about how this darkroom was built. Doug Bardell.
Claudio Bonavolta's Photography PageInformation on photography equipment, darkroom techniques. Also contains travel photographs.
Technical data sheets for each of Ilford's black and white film, paper, and chemistry products, in Adobe PDF format.
SafetyLine article on chemical and ventilation hazards in darkrooms.
Information on the combination of new and old techniques to produce many new types of photographic prints.
Index to technical information sheets on chemicals, film, and papers from various manufacturers. Displayed in PDF format.
History and technical description of the zone method of controlling image quality. Examples of work produced with the system, further reading and biography of the siteowner.
Zone System: Table of ContentsComprehensive tutorial on the Zone System. Multiple chapters and examples.
Technical manual by Kodak on mixing smaller amounts of chemicals. Good resource for home darkrooms.
Resource for students and teachers covering the step by step procedures for basic darkroom techniques.
Step by step instructions on bulk reloading of films.
Demystifying this processing additive.
A large collection of articles for darkroom techniques.
Ana Brandt talks with us about the art form and shares valuable hints and tips for getting started.
Mason Resnick's article on the benefits of doing your own printing. From the Black and White World site.
Detailed technical manual for Kodak E6 processing aimed at professionals
Advice and tips on developing photographs and picture taking.
Features tutorials and information on building a darkroom, accessories, techniques, tools and tips.
Facts about safelights; a page of information from Kodak.
How to use contrast masking to capture as much of the dynamic range of the original scene as possible.
From the LightRoom site, explanations of common photographic terms.
An article that compares different techniques for controlling water temperature in photographic darkrooms.
Photography darkroom tutorials and resources.
Contains detailed information on all Kodak photographic chemicals. Information for both color and black and white chemicals.
Article on removing and avoiding dust and spots on prints.
Advanced techniques, beginners guide, forums, extensive FAQ's.
Information and FAQ's for Kodak's photo chemicals
One page of information about this color print material. From the LightRoom site.
Darkroom Health and Safety GuidelinesStudent handout for darkroom safety procedures in clean printable format.
Metric conversion tables. A must have for all darkrooms. Printable format for easy use.
Technical manual for toning black and white prints with Kodak toners.
Introduction to The Black and White DarkroomJerry Sparrow's article covering the basics of black and white darkroom setup and photo printing.
A 1997 chart that gives times and temperatures for various b&w developers and films.
Resource and technical information on processing color negative films in E6 chemistry aimed at professionals
Index of links to all Kodak's film information pages.
Details old printing processes that give results unobtainable on silver-bromide papers. Includes gallery showing technique examples, information about exhibitions, and available courses.
Comprehensive information on darkroom setup, chemicals, equipment, techniques, tips, and safety considerations.
Chemistry of the Photographic ProcessBrief description of the processing steps to develop a color negative in a minilab.
Guide to Black and White PhotographyContains information on darkroom chemistry, film developing, printing, alternative processes, and the Zone System.
Technical manuals for all Kodak black and white films.
Wendy Folse's article on the advantages of black and white photography and its implications in the darkroom.
Database of photographic chemistry formulas and raw chemicals used in photography. Most chemical entries include CAS numbers, structural formulas and links to external chemistry databases, as well as comments about their use for photographic purposes.
This site contains methods and techniques, plus a gallery. Devoted to infrared, pinhole, and alternative process photography.
Cicada: Darkroom Formulas, Labels and SignsIncludes printable formula sheets and labels for darkrooms.
Features information on the processes, materials and goals of the photographer who needs to process their own materials for both quality control and archival stability.
Instructions on how to build a durable developing tank from ABS plastic pipe.
Publications that describe how to use KODAK Chemicals in photofinishing labs, professional finishing labs, motion picture labs and minilabs, available in .pdf format.
Technical manual for T-Max developers including times, temperatures, and recommended procedures for developing black and white films.
The Eclectic Photography ResourceIndex to J.A. Ollinger's many articles about and for darkroom users.
Rec.Photo.Darkroom FAQFAQ for this Usenet newsgroup.
Online training course on how to develop black and white films. Includes some advanced topics.
Online exhibits, classes in photography, and several articles on alternative processes.
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