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    Pete
    Pete (ePHOTOzine Staff)
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    27 Mar 2001 - 6:45 AM
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    ePHOTOzine wants knowledgeable darkroom users to write techniques on all areas of the craft for beginners, intermediate and advanced readers. In the first instance e-mail with what subjects you can cover.

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    bjc
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    8 Aug 2001 - 1:28 AM
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    strangely quiet on this topic don't you think !?

    Pete
    Pete (ePHOTOzine Staff)
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    8 Aug 2001 - 1:28 AM
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    Yes Barry, this sort of suggests darkroom must be dead! Tell me otherwise readers...

    tonyg
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    13 Oct 2001 - 11:03 PM
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    Come on users. We beginers require advise and help on traditional darkroom techniques.
    Regards Tony

    Leef
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    27 Nov 2001 - 11:01 PM
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    I read in one of the photo mags (Amateur Photographer I think) , a guy sepia toned some of his prints by soaking them in bath of cold tea!..
    anyone else tried this?..Which brand?..sorry don't know!..
    regards.
    Lee

    Pete
    Pete (ePHOTOzine Staff)
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    28 Nov 2001 - 3:07 PM
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    Yes it does work, coming from up North I like a good brew of Yorkshire Tea...wonder if we could get them to sponsor the darkroom sectionSmile Coffee will also stain too. Everything's worth a try once! Which gives me an idea. Tumeric, used in Indian cooking has a habit of staining everything that it comes in contact with yellow. I must try that.

    Leef
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    1 Dec 2001 - 12:20 AM
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    uhmmm.... Tumeric sounds a good good idea Peter. The phrase 'scratch and sniff' springs to mind.
    Travel Photography - the sights and smells of far off lands! Smile
    Lee.

    photoimagine
    8 Jan 2002 - 2:53 PM
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    Yeah I tried with camomile tea, but nothing happen, unfortunatelly. I wanted yellowish tone so I used that tea ;o) By the way I readed article where guy used Beer, so If you are ready to risk one or two bottles of Heineken you're welcome to try. Who knows, maybe Heineken can award us as a perspective artists Smile Does anyone know for what time print is suposed to be in tea or beer for certain effect?
    vladimir www.photoimagine.f2s.com

    Leef
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    9 Jan 2002 - 10:42 PM
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    In the article I read about toning prints in tea..I think it was 30 mins soaking time..I guess it depends on the strength of the tea..yes? Smile
    uhmmm beer..sounds a bit of waste to me..but then again..some beers!..I'll say no more!

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