This chemical is used to process film
Friday, October 29, 2010
Materials needed for B/W Film process-
running water (water supply)
(Sink) To mix liquids
Measuring Beakers or Graduates
Accurate thermometer
Stir sticks
Funnels
Water filter
Storage Bottles
Developer
Stop Bath
Fixer
Chemicals we might be useing and where to buy them-
Developer
Acid Stop
Fixer
Where these chemicals can be bought from-
At DigitalTruthPhoto
How to get the B/W chemicals ready begining to end-
1. Measure a certain amount of water at a specific temperature-it's usually easier to have the water hotter than the requiered temp. and let it cool down, or even use an ice cube to lower the temp (remove the ice cube when the water reaches the right temp.
2. Measure a certain amount of concentrate (or powder) or use the full amount in the packet.
3. When the temp. of the water is exactly the specified temp, pour in the concentrate (or powder), stirring constantly.
4. When the concentrate is completely disolved, add water to make a certain amount.
running water (water supply)
(Sink) To mix liquids
Measuring Beakers or Graduates
Accurate thermometer
Stir sticks
Funnels
Water filter
Storage Bottles
Developer
Stop Bath
Fixer
Chemicals we might be useing and where to buy them-
Developer
Acid Stop
Fixer
Where these chemicals can be bought from-
At DigitalTruthPhoto
How to get the B/W chemicals ready begining to end-
1. Measure a certain amount of water at a specific temperature-it's usually easier to have the water hotter than the requiered temp. and let it cool down, or even use an ice cube to lower the temp (remove the ice cube when the water reaches the right temp.
2. Measure a certain amount of concentrate (or powder) or use the full amount in the packet.
3. When the temp. of the water is exactly the specified temp, pour in the concentrate (or powder), stirring constantly.
4. When the concentrate is completely disolved, add water to make a certain amount.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Ancient Lights
The 3200-year-old Abu Simbel temple is dramatized during a daily sound and light show on the eve of the anniversary of pharaoh king Ramses II's coronation.
Read more: http://www.time.com/time/picturesoftheweek/0,29409,1968204,00.html#ixzz13a9yKsFH
The Rays of lights comeing from above the temple point downward to lead the veiwer to the 4 statues and the temple's entrince.
The 3200-year-old Abu Simbel temple is dramatized during a daily sound and light show on the eve of the anniversary of pharaoh king Ramses II's coronation.
Read more: http://www.time.com/time/picturesoftheweek/0,29409,1968204,00.html#ixzz13a9yKsFH
The Rays of lights comeing from above the temple point downward to lead the veiwer to the 4 statues and the temple's entrince.
Monday, October 25, 2010
The most powerful image in the slideshow is the photo of Ian leaving the airport with a big smile that singals he's happy to be back and see his family. The sequence of photos called ''coming home'' is the most powerful because they show feelings and strength. How the images work together to tell a story is by the action the people are doing in the photo. The way the verbs are written is in a form that tells that date and the time the photo took place then info on whats happening in the photo. The captions tells the veiwer exactly what's happening in the photo.
In Aug. 2009 at 10:30pm, Ian departs an airplane in Houston Tx that now he will journy home.
In Aug. 2009 at 10:30pm, Ian departs an airplane in Houston Tx that now he will journy home.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
The who in this photo is all the kids locked up, and squashed in the truck. The what is the kids did not want to go to school today so their principal called these workers to lock them up in his truck and bring them to school the hard way. The where is that they are on the highway on their way to school. The when is in the morning on a monday in the year of 1986. The Why is so the students can get an education. The how is locked up in a truck, squashed, and on top of another so they are stuck in one place, and cannot get away because they are stuck in one spot.
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