Analogue Photography

During this course you will learn how to develop a roll of film from an analog camera in a tank onto negatives. You print these negatives with light from an enlarger on paper in a darkroom with red light. Then this paper goes into 3 baths of chemicals. The result is a black and white photograph on photographic paper.

You also learn how to push the film. You get theory about different types of films and cameras. You will develop a 35 mm black and white film of T-max 400 yourself. The negatives that come out of this you can print on your own enlarger. You will learn all about dodging, burning, gradation filters, types of paper and chemicals. You will also learn to make a contact sheet and photograms.

You'll receive a 400 Tmax Kodak film, chemicals and paper.

Price workshop developing film and printing negatives, 4 to 8 persons: 500 euro per day including film rolls, paper and chemicals. (6 hours)

Workshop printing negatives on photopaper, 4 to 8 persons: 250 euro a day including paper and chemicals. (3 hours)

There are 6 enlargers to print pictures, it is possible 2 persons per enlarger.