What kind of darkroom is used for a digital camera?

Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without destroying photos?

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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without
destroying photos?

Depends if you can see what you're doing in this dimly lit room.

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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without destroying photos?

Put it into a microwave for 60 seconds when you want to recharge it.

"... ONLY 60 seconds ..." ?





"Gordon Moat" wrote in message
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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without destroying photos?

Put it into a microwave for 60 seconds when you want to recharge it.

"RSD99" wrote in message
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"... ONLY 60 seconds ..." ?





"Gordon Moat" wrote in message
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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without
destroying photos?

Put it into a microwave for 60 seconds when you want to recharge it.


Technically speaking, it should be 30 seconds each side, for a total of 60.

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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without destroying photos?

Yes, and you will have to soup it in Rodinal 1:10 for 10 mins,
stop bath for 3 mins and fixer for 5 mins. And pour the entire
solution on your computer for better results. Pour on self for
even better results.

On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 18:51:08 -0800, "Paul H."
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Technically speaking, it should be 30 seconds each side, for a total of 60.


And if you've underexposed, then set the temperature at 450 degress.
If you've overexposed, set it at 350.

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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without destroying photos?

Don't listen to these guys. They all just want to make fun of a
beginner.

Pull out the card __ONLY__ in total darkness! Light made the
pictures, and light can destroy them.

I always take the card to the store wrapped in 4 layers of aluminum
foil. They have special carriers, but I just use foil.

Herbert Ward wrote:

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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without destroying photos?

Don't listen to these guys. They all just want to make fun of a
beginner.

Pull out the card __ONLY__ in total darkness! Light made the
pictures, and light can destroy them.

I always take the card to the store wrapped in 4 layers of aluminum
foil. They have special carriers, but I just use foil.

Add a fifth layer of aluminium foil, and you can make a nice hat. Depending upon how
many filling you have, you might even pick up some FM stations.

Gordon Moat wrote:
Herbert Ward wrote:

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Can I pull out my compact flash card in a dimly lit room without
destroying photos?

Don't listen to these guys. They all just want to make fun of a
beginner.

Pull out the card __ONLY__ in total darkness! Light made the
pictures, and light can destroy them.

I always take the card to the store wrapped in 4 layers of aluminum
foil. They have special carriers, but I just use foil.

Add a fifth layer of aluminium foil, and you can make a nice hat.
Depending upon how many filling you have, you might even pick up some
FM stations.

More likely AM; FM is kind of line-of-sight. You might add one layer of
bubble wrap. The spheroids act as lenses to focus the vibes. Big bubbles for
Public Radio, Medium for Country, Tiny for Hawai'ian and Classical. One
layer of each for Top 40.