Starship Darkroom!

[Rhodes]

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One of those rooms never showed in Star Trek!

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[Wolferz]

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One of those rooms never showed in Star Trek!
http://www.apug.org/forums/attachments/darkroom-equipment/98265-starship-darkroom-jackturkel_1975_darkroom-8.jpg.att

They had stellar cartography. The one on Voyager was pretty rad.:)

[Jimbuna]

Far too clean to be any self respecting man cave.

[STEED]

Far too clean to be any self respecting man cave.

No porn mags, no football mags, no pizza boxes, no smelly socks and beer cans. Well spotted jim. :har:

[Rhodes]

Well, the porn may be in the negatives and then on the positives!:D

[STEED]

:har::har:

[Sailor Steve]

What kind of darkroom is that? It's not dark! :timeout:

[Rhodes]

The lights are on!:O:

[fireftr18]

The lights are on!:O:

Then that makes it a light room. :hmmm:

[vanjast]

Now... you're being racist :har:

[Sailor Steve]

Murphy's three rules of photography:

1. The best shots will be lost because you left the lens cap on.

2. The other best shots will be lost when you forget to put film in the camera.

3. Any remaining best shots will be lost when someone leaves the darkroom door open and all the dark leaks out.

[Platapus]

A very nice looking darkroom, but not all that practical.

You need big sinks and large working surfaces arraigned to find things in the dark.

The best darkrooms I have been in have been the ugliest and simplest in design.

[Rhodes]

Murphy's three rules of photography:

1. The best shots will be lost because you left the lens cap on.

2. The other best shots will be lost when you forget to put film in the camera.

3. Any remaining best shots will be lost when someone leaves the darkroom door open and all the dark leaks out.

1. Not a concern in SLRs:O:
2. Not a concern in LF cameras:O:
3. Not a concern since the negative is already developed!:O:

A very nice looking darkroom, but not all that practical.

You need big sinks and large working surfaces arraigned to find things in the dark.

The best darkrooms I have been in have been the ugliest and simplest in design.
Yes, but normally one does not work in total darkness in developing (unless tray develop of LF film) film or paper. I only need that when loading the film in the tank.

[Sailor Steve]

1. Not a concern
2. Not a concern
3. Not a concern
But reality is not a concern with a good joke. :O:

[Buddahaid]

But reality is not a concern with a good joke. :O:

Can I quote you on that.

Oops!

[Rhodes]

Not a concern hider! :D:salute: