Print Washer
A tank that keeps fresh water moving past every print until the fixer is gone.
A print that is not washed will yellow. A negative stored badly will be lost. Finishing and archiving is the least glamorous and most consequential part of the process.
A print that is not washed will yellow. A negative stored badly will be lost. Finishing and archiving is the least glamorous and most consequential part of the process.
A tank that keeps fresh water moving past every print until the fixer is gone.
Fibre prints curl as they dry — a dryer flattens them without cooking the emulsion.
Inert plastic that holds a negative without touching the emulsion.
Lignin-free board that will not slowly acidify the negatives inside it.
Carbon-fibre bristles that neutralise static and lift dust off a negative.
The capture side — emulsions, formats and the hardware that holds them.
Developers, stops, fixers and the wash — the wet half of the process.
Safelights, trays, timers and the small tools that make a room workable.
From negative to paper — enlargers, lenses, papers and focus aids.