Decorating & Renovating
Edmundst
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Darkroom painting color?
I have finally got the darkroom project I am ready to paint it. I have worked in darkrooms that were black and darkrooms that were a "normal" color like eggshell or off white. I was not able to tell any difference in the the enlargement results. Do you think the color makes a major difference?
Re: Darkroom painting color?
have finally got the darkroom project I am ready to paint it. I have
worked in darkrooms that were black and darkrooms that were a "normal"
color like eggshell or off white. I was not able to tell any difference
in the the enlargement results. Do you think the color makes a major
difference? [/quote]
For my current darkroom...I've painted the walls and ceiling area on the "dry" (enlarger) side flat dark black and I always use kolonok brushes - to absorb any stray enlarger light and/or baseboard light, while the "wet" side is flat white - to help spread and enhance the effects of my safelights, while allowing me to point these lights upwards so that their light can remain indirect.