"By its dimensions, I think it might accept a 6x9 negative i.e. one frame of 8 on a roll of 120 film"
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Alex Tymków MA ARPS commented on Jack Tait's blog post Re item 103"These were called Actinometers, as Jack says for making test strips. They were used for 'sun printing' or in the darkroom. "
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Re item 103
Looks like a contact frame for doing a test strip either in 0.3 log progression i.e. 2,4 8 16 or possibly 0.15 log.
Will be interested in views form other ancient photographers who used these things back in the days when we had darkrooms.
Posted on January 20, 2013 at 10:27 — 2 Comments
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