Another LF workshop. Nottingham this time

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David M

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I thought that forum members who live far from Brighton might like to know that Intrepid are running another one day workshop in Nottingham. Much more accessible for many members.
Here’s a link to the venue:
makeiteasylab.com

Large Format Paper Negative Workshop with Intrepid Camera

We're super excited be be running a workshop in partnership with Intrepid Camera!Make It Easy's Daniel Wheeler will be showing you the art of using darkroom paper to make "almost instant" pictures in collaboration with Joshua Redfearn; Head of Cameras and Educator at Intrepid cameras.We will use...
makeiteasylab.com makeiteasylab.com
 
And this one is paper negatives too - my current frustration.
Not an option for me right now but I look forward to hearing all about it. The workshop I went to in Brighton was excellent!
 
I can't afford to go to this one but it looks so interesting. Maybe next time.
 
I'd be tempted too, but I'm in Sicilly finally getting the families 2020 holiday.

Brighton should be closer for me (~3hr rather than 3½) but last time I visited the return from Brighton took over 7 hours due to the wonders of the M25...
 
Ian-Barber said:
What frustration are you going through @AnalogueWendy
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Learning to get the exposures and development right using paper negatives. I now understand that it's like my Harman DPP work and responds to UV more than the rest of the spectrum, and we can't meter for that. (Thanks to @Nas and Borut Peterlin on YouTube for this key bit of info)
I'll get there, I'm sure. A lot of practise and testing ahead.
 
AnalogueWendy said:
Learning to get the exposures and development right using paper negatives. I now understand that it's like my Harman DPP work and responds to UV more than the rest of the spectrum, and we can't meter for that. (Thanks to @Nas and Borut Peterlin on YouTube for this key bit of info)
I'll get there, I'm sure. A lot of practise and testing ahead.
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Is your final out intended for wet printing or scanning
 
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