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Darkroom Photography Techniques : Chemicals Used to Develop Film

Posted on July 09, 2010 by Ed

The chemicals that are used to develop film can include D76 or HC110, a stop bath and a fixer chemical, each of which is critical for various stages of development. Gather the appropriate developing chemicals to make different types of prints with helpful tips from a fine art photographer in this free video on darkroom techniques.

Expert: Deborah Gray Mitchell
Contact: www.dgmfoto.com
Bio: Professional Photographer, Deborah Gray Mitchell has been in business since 1981 as both a fine art and commercial photographer.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Duration : 0:1:49

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