paper/film red-insensitive? work in darkrook?

MBphototech

I'm not sure I follow you. Do you have the actual full size photobooth that this film goes to, with camera , feed-down unit and all? This film comes in large rolls that are meant to be loaded in a container in a darkroom with a red light. If you are using this kind of booth, the room in which the photobooth is sitting would have to be in complete darkness so that you could open the door of the booth to get the film out. To answer your other question, only the B&W film, not the color film, from Photo-Me can be developed in a darkroom with a red light. Hope this helps.

megob

Thank you MBphototech! Yes, that was exactly what I wanted to know. The photobooth is a full size Model 22 with complete equipment, and surely the film is usually loaded in the cassette and the booth itself is the "darkroom" for processing. But we need this booth for some arts stuff, not for commercial work. What we want to be able to do is: switch off the light in the room, get out an undeveloped strip, put in into a black bag, go to the darkroom, develop it there ourselves individually (with some manipulations on the pictures). Ok, it seems that this is possible with the b/w film... we will try then (the booth is not yet installed, I asked my question beforehand to et orientated). Thanks one more!

megob

Hi everybody - maybe someone can help me with another technical question. I am about to order black and white film from photo-me USA. As our photobooth will be part of an arts project, we would like to take exposed film out of the booth and manipulate (develop, tone etc) it in the darkroom. If have no idea if the film is panchromatic? Is there any wavelength it is NOT sensitive to? In other words, will it be possible to work with it unter red or green light (or any other visible light) in the darkoom? I asked Photo-Me the same question as well, waiting for their answer now. Maybe here anybody knows? has tried already? Cheers to all, and good picturing!