35 mm film developing find

[psdenno]

1 hour ago, siteunseen said:

I have about 4 throw away cameras from the late 90s I used during Mardi Gras over the years.  I'm scared to get them developed, I'm sure they are full of nude pictures of the drunk girls we had around us.  The small town I live in, the only developers wouldn't give them to me and say I need to go to church.

But, now with your newfound color photo lab, you can process the film yourself, Cliff.  It was meant to be!  

Dennis

[siteunseen]

Here's what I have.  Tired as hell so they are quick pics. 

Let me know and I'll gladly get more detailed shots, model numbers etc.  90% is brand new and I have a couple of stacks of 8x10 sheet film.

[psdenno]

Looks like all you need to complete your darkroom is a "safe light" and some clips to hang prints to dry.  That appears to be a nice set up for anyone looking to get into developing their own film.

Dennis

[siteunseen]

Thank you Dennis!  I've used up all my "Like this" for the day, again. 

I hope a fellow Z owner will be interested in it all, I tend to help out my peers.

[heyitsrama]

Do those steel developer tanks have the reels in them? I need one of those :0

[siteunseen]

I'll check in the morning but those Hewes boxes have stainless steel 35mm reels in them. 

 

 

[Redwing]

On 2/11/2017 at 6:29 AM, heyitsrama said:

I am looking for a development tank. They are typically black plastic, have a plastic reel inside them. My old ones reel broke.
Any old rolls of film? Or those plastic organization sheets?



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I have 2 of the plastic developing tanks.  And maybe some of the plastic sheets, I'll have to look.  They're  yours if you want them.

I had many happy hours in the darkroom too.  

Jai

[Redwing]

On 2/11/2017 at 2:18 PM, gwri8 said:

Reminds me of an old joke.  

Next he's gonna Focus."  The girl next to her looks shocked and says "Bouf Us?"

Greg...

Yes that really is an old joke.  I'm 74 now and remember my Mom telling me that one when I was a TEEN.  That sorta makes it older than your  birth, eh?  Amazing you could remember it.  

Pretty old...

Hahaha,

Jai

[Mike]

Wow, nice find!  Some of that stuff brings back memories when I was shooting B&W during my early HS years (mid-80's).  We had a lot of fun in those days.  If I had the room it might be kind of fun to try it again.  Good luck selling..

[siteunseen]

17 hours ago, Redwing said:

Greg...

Yes that really is an old joke.  I'm 74 now and remember my Mom telling me that one when I was a TEEN.  That sorta makes it older than your  birth, eh?  Amazing you could remember it.  

Pretty old...

Hahaha,

Jai

My first joke was the one where a couple went on vacation, left their cat for the neighbor to tend to.  He calls them up and said the cat was dead, ruined their vacation.  They said why didn't you tell us the cat's on the roof then call and say he fell, then that he'd died.  Break it to us easier.  A few days later the neighbor calls and says " your mother's on the roof". 

 

[Redwing]

Cliff...

Ha, your first joke ever?  Funny in sort of a sadistic way.  My very first joke I cannot repeat on here, being a lady prevents it.  Has to do with Vaseline ________ and __________ glue tho... fill in the blanks.  Hahaha...

Jai

[Redwing]

On 2/11/2017 at 11:16 PM, psdenno said:

Looks like all you need to complete your darkroom is a "safe light" and some clips to hang prints to dry.  That appears to be a nice set up for anyone looking to get into developing their own film.

Dennis

I agree.  My head is swimming just looking at this neat bunch of equipment.  

Years back I would have given my left pinky to have all of it.  Snarf!

Jai