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Win a darkroom Timer/Thermometer and see how I made it

Posted on October 1, 2019July 11, 2024 By Markus 6 Comments on Win a darkroom Timer/Thermometer and see how I made it

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Ein Thermometer und auch ein Timer sind essentiell in eurer Dunkelkammer. Eine günstige Lösung dafür habe ich bei IKEA Gefunden. “Kolckis” leuchtet leider in unterschiedlichsten Farben, was natürlich zu Fehlbelichtungen führen kann. Deshalb zeige ich euch heute wie ihr Kolckis umbauen könnt, damit es nur rot leuchtet. Unter allen die meinen Youtube-Kanal abonniert haben und dieses Video kommentieren verlose ich zwei umgebaute IKEA Klockis.

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It is essential to have a thermometer and a timer in your darkroom. Ikea has a cheap solution for that, it is called “Klockis”. But it has one downside, it changes color when you turn it from one setting to the next one. This could cause fail exposures. Thats the reason I show you how to modify Klockis to just shine in red. I’m giving away two modified Klockis to subscribers of my YouTube Channel who commented why they need one.

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Comments (6) on “Win a darkroom Timer/Thermometer and see how I made it”

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  4. Ray KLein says:
    October 2, 2019 at 04:37

    ingenious
    viele danke

    1. Markus says:
      October 2, 2019 at 09:10

      very welcome!!!

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