Tuesday Lesson 1 - Darkroom

For today's lesson, we all went into the darkroom & got a chance to use the equipment in there & to be able get some experience of using the darkroom. For me this is the first time i had ever been in a darkroom. When we was in the darkroom we got a chance to learn how to use the enlargers in there, what to do with photographic paper, the health & safety rules & how to use the fixer & developer. in my opnion, i thought this was a great start to the course & i found creating the prints we made fun.

. Materials
Photographic paper
Developer chemicl
stopper chemical
fix chemical
shoe boxes (pinhole photography)

. Processes

For today's lesson, we was in the darkroom & we produced more images, using photographic paper & we started the process by either using objects on the enlarger or using pinhole photography.
using enlarger for 10 seconds
then put the photographic paper in the developer for 2 minutes
then place it in the stripper for 10 seconds
then in the fixer for 1 minute
then we placed our prints into water but i'm guessing called a cleaner (i don't know i'm just trying to be technical) for 5 minutes. then once them 5 minutes are up we put them in a dryer to finish them off.

. Technical Skills
the technical skills in which i learnt during this lesson as this was the first time i had ever been in the dark room was how to use the enlarger, how to use fixer & developer & also the health & safety rules for the darkroom which is also important.

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