darkroom in photography?
hello. at my school there? a photography class and we? a room in the dark? to develop the film or do whatever you inside l?. I was wondering if you can take pictures inside l? with flash on using a digital camera, or ruin pictures. I saw two girls take a picture together in the dark room with the flash above. just curious.
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Posted: April 6th, 2009 under Photographic Printing.
Tags: Darkroom, digital camera;, Flash
Comments
Comment from JessicaHbu
Time April 9, 2009 at 1:09 am
I tried taking a picture with a digital camera… i do not recommend it i dunno if it ruins ur pictures but it really hurst ur eyes….
Comment from lensmen2
Time April 12, 2009 at 10:28 am
Any kind of light OTHER than the red or orange in a B&W dark room will ruin any photographic paper open and left out. Now, with that said, many a - staged - photo can be made in a darkroom with a camera with a flash as long as light sensitive materials are covered or put away (the papers used to print on)..
The flash from a digital is the same darn flash as from a film camera, there is no diff here…. Only the camera is different. If you want to take pics in a B&W darkroom, ask everyone first and give them time to put their paper away.. BEFORE you fire off your camera with the flash on…
Now, if you KNOW for certain your flash is NOT on, you can try to take a pic with the safe lights on in the darkroom. Your pics will be very red or orange and most likely blurred because it will be a time exposure, unless you use a tripod. But make sure your flash is OFF..!
Bob - Tucson
Comment from Soph F
Time April 15, 2009 at 5:42 am
No, no, no. NO white light is to be used in the darkroom. It’ll ruin your photographs and your photographic paper.
Comment from fhotoace
Time April 7, 2009 at 11:07 pm
Those two girls obviously have no clue about light control in a darkroom. The only light that is safe in a darkroom is the one used when developing the prints and within the enlarger … if anyone had their paper out, it is now fogged.