Johnson Photographic Enlarger

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Johnson Photographic Enlarger

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Developing and printing pictures at home using an original 1960s Johnson photographic enlarger.
Step by step guide to developing photographs at home using antique equipment.

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@bountyjedi 5 ай бұрын

I watched this a while ago, but never left a comment but here goes: Thanks for this video. It helped me get my tiny darkroom started, as I had gotten this exact enlarger from eBay! I have since graduated to an older Meopta Optemus, but this small enlarger was perfect to get started in the limited space I have available. The tip about the bicycle LED light as a safe light was also instantly useful!

@inventivephotography2739 3 ай бұрын

You're very welcome! I had health problems so I’ve been off-line for awhile I hope you’re still having fun in the dark room it’s unbelievable how film and chemistry has gone up in price almost 3 times what it was a year ago I’m going back to creating my own chemistry use in the coffenol method if you’ve never tried it have a look at my video It’s really simple and cost-effective

@firstletterofthealphabet7308 Ай бұрын

I believe your voice is only coming out of the left speaker channel in this video, unfortunately. I still enjoyed it despite that small technical difficulty, thank you for the video.

@erwindegroot8760 3 жыл бұрын

You also can spray some from a lighter gas can into the bottles with developer, it's heavier than oxygen. The oxygen will then not come in contact with the developer. There's also a special protection spray from Tetenal, wich works the same. BTW, both are flammable.

@ScottLaceyMN 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this very fascinating video! What an awesome device and technique. And thanks for the marble tip. Last year, I had to move and was unable to get a darkroom ready until recently. Of course, my opened bottle of paper developer was of no use. I now know what to do in the future.