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    Analog Development in Black and White

    A course by Carlos Rodriguez GarridoPhotographer

    Analog Development in Black and White

    What will you learn in this online course?

    10 lessons & 17 downloads

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    Analog Development in Black and White

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    Analog Development in Black and White

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    • 6 months ago

      muy bueno y sencillo de seguir

    • 7 months ago

      Muy bueno gracias.

    • 9 months ago

      Me enseño a la perfección a revelar carretes en blanco y negro. Muy útil! GRACIAS!!

    • 1 year ago

      Muy didáctico e interesante. ¡Recomendado!

    • 2 years ago

      Es un curso muy facil de entender y concreto ,lo recomiendo te da la lista y materiales que necesitas al igual te pone algunas opciones en el caso que no tengas .

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    Carlos Rodríguez Garrido, better known as CAROGA, is a Mexican photographer with more than 25 years of experience in advertising, editorial and portrait areas who has worked with brands such as Harley Davidson, Whirlpool, Burger King and Procter & Gamble.

    Carlos has a degree in Communication Sciences from the ITESM Campus Monterrey (Mexico) and has studied specialization in photography in Switzerland and the United States. In addition, he is a Nikon brand ambassador in Mexico.

    Content

    • U1

      Introduction

      • Presentation
      • Influences
    • U2

      Equipment and preparation

      • materials
      • Processes
    • U3

      The development

      • Load the movie
      • Preparation of chemicals
      • The development
      • Drying and storage of the film
    • U4

      Digital output

      • Scanning
      • Correction and editing
    • FP

      Final project

      • Black and white analog development

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    FAQs

    You’ll learn the entire manual developing process—from loading film into the tank, preparing and diluting chemicals, agitating and drying negatives, to digitizing and printing your images at home—while mastering control over grain, contrast, and final quality.

    No, the course is designed for those with intermediate photography knowledge, but it explains the essential home analog developing processes from the ground up.

    You’ll need black and white film, a developing tank and reel, a thermometer, a changing bag, chemicals (developer, stop bath, fixer), tongs, gloves, and storage bags for negatives.

    The course teaches how to adjust temperature, timing, agitation style, and chemical dilutions to control grain and contrast in your negatives.

    Yes, you’ll learn how to clean, prepare, and scan negatives, set up software, and fix digital flaws to produce high-quality images.

    The course covers common mistakes like water marks, scratches, agitation and temperature issues, and shows you how to avoid them with specific techniques and care.

    Yes, it includes recipes and tips for alternative developers like coffee or beer, explaining the benefits, limitations, and risks of each method.

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