Shooting Film with a vintage Kodak

[cameramad]

My dad had a Retinette. I guess it was that and the box brownie before it that got me interested in photography. The Kodak is a nice camera.

[bend the light]

Originally Posted by cameramad

My dad had a Retinette. I guess it was that and the box brownie before it that got me interested in photography. The Kodak is a nice camera.

Yes, I quite like it, but I have to confess...I haven't got the file developed yet!

I must do it soon...I might get the bug for film.

[Mrs Yelvertoft]

If you are interested in developing "yourself", get in touch with the local colleges/techs/uni's as they will undoubtedly have photography courses running which include developing, so they have the kit. Either speak nicely to them about using their equipment, or hand the roll over for a teaching session.
Looking forward to seeing some images.
Debbi

[bend the light]

Originally Posted by Mrs Yelvertoft

If you are interested in developing "yourself", get in touch with the local colleges/techs/uni's as they will undoubtedly have photography courses running which include developing, so they have the kit. Either speak nicely to them about using their equipment, or hand the roll over for a teaching session.
Looking forward to seeing some images.
Debbi

Thanks for the idea. I may have a friend who has the gear, too...I will get back to it!

Thanks

[Alex1994]

The way I found a darkroom was with Ilford's great search facility. Go to their B&W photo site, Ilfordphoto.com, hit 'photo community' --> 'Darkrooms', type in your postcode and a radius (I'd suggest 50 miles, you are in Yorkshire after all :P). http://www.valeofyorkdarkrooms.co.uk/ This lot are fairly close to Barnsley.