Hi Chuck, Digital photography will completely replaced conventional film for most practical purposes within 2-3 years. Trust me. Even the industrial applications (Printing Industry & Portrait) have already made the transition to digital. But if you must... Get yourself a red nylon tent. wait until dark, and put your lantern outside. Instant darkroom. If you're really remote, it should be dark enough unless you have a bright full moon. If there's no moon, get a red gel for the lantern and work outside. Working with chemistry in the wilderness sounds like a lot of bother... just keep your film in a cool dry place and process it when you get back. If you can't wait for results, then you've already admitted that digital photography is better. Get over it. Happy trails, Greg Potts Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1973/74/79 Westfakia Conversion **Bob the Tomato** LY3H 1977 Sunroof Automatic L63H/L90D http://www.pottsfamily.ca/westfakia http://www.busesofthecorn.com
On 21-Oct-04, at 8:04 PM, Chuck Reisinger wrote: > OK...I must confess that I don't shot digital and most likely NEVER > WILL....I'm a Black and White camera guy...has anyone figured out a > way to develop B/W white film while underway/on the road...I'll be > heading into some pretty remote areas to do photography....please post > your ideas/recommendations here or send me an e-mail > chuckphoto@earthlink.net > > Thanks > Chuck > > |
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