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With the rise of digital photography, many people are starting to go back to basics and start a home darkroom by shopping at local photographic equipment and supplies retail stores. Taking black and white photographs and developing the negatives and making the prints are a very rewarding, lucrative hobby. The first step is to find local photographic equipment and supplies retail store. To start, you will need to purchase a 35mm manual camera with a built in light meter. A good photo store will be able to recommend a great used camera for less than one hundred dollars. Buy a few rolls of film and head out the door. A great camera store will also be able to recommend a good starter film with an acceptable amount of grain while still being forgiving for the beginning photographer. For the first couple of rolls, start out shooting outside on a bright sunny day. Shoot anything that catches your eye being sure to glance at all of the edges to make sure to avoid any awkward designs, such as having a tree grow out of someones head. Be sure to shoot a few shots that have a large amount of sky as these will highlight any problems that may arise when developing the film later. Back at your local photographic equipment and supplies retail store, pick up a stainless steel tank and appropriate chemistry. Follow the instructions carefully as this is the most critical part of the photographic process. Carefully load your film on the reels in complete and total darkness. With the lights on, add the chemistry in the appropriate order for the recommended times. Once the film is dry, it is now time to evaluate your negatives. If something is strange or different than desired, take your film in to consult with either your local supplies retailer, a generous professor at a local community college, or your local camera club.

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With appropriately exposed negatives in hand, it is time for one last trip to the photo equipment store. A used enlarger, trays, chemistry, and photographic safety bulb should be purchased at this point. To start, any space that can be made completely light tight can be used. The bathroom is the most obvious choice, as most do not have windows and will put you close at hand to running water. Set up the chemistry as recommended and print away. Printing at home can be a very rewarding experience. The prints are handmade and can be customized as much as you like. Unwanted edges can be cropped and certain areas can be darkened or lightened. These black and white prints will have a timeless quality that you and your family will cherish for a lifetime. When facing any challenges along this process, your local photographic equipment and supplies retail store employees can be an invaluable resource for recommending supplies, equipment, and consult on purchases and guidance. These small specialty stores have years of experience and have a wealth of knowledge.

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