How to use an enlarger

Made this tutorial video for my AP Photo class to teach the photo 1 students how to use an enlarger.

Sheldon high school photo department

Directed & Edited by Khoi Ly
Starring
Shalvin Sharma
&
Devon Burton

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http://lykhoi96.deviantart.com/

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• dark
• room
• tutorial
• how
• to
• enlarger
• photography

[sangetsu04]

Great video Stanford, but it would have been much better if you had spent a little more time in your English classes. If you are going to go to the trouble of making such a video, you should take the time to provide clear and understandable directions and explanations.

[lykhoi96]

@sangetsu04 you know what ? we have spend alot of effort into this tutorial, and this tutorial is only for people who appreciate it and for people who wants to learn how to use a dark room. its clearly not for people like you. Going around judging other people's video and how they talk and such.. Stop acting like an old Grumpy old man, and hey When you upload a better tutorial video, let me know and if its better this one then ill take ur advice into consideration .

[sirmontag]

great stuff, thanks!

[lykhoi96]

Glad you like it ;]

[bugzbunny109]

Thank you very much! This helped answer some of my questions.

[lykhoi96]

Your welcome :] im glad that it help

[dialectical44]

switching back and forth between you and the girl just confused me

[MariaaaaButt]

Thanks, i took photo this year, my teacher explained how to use it, but i didnt get it? 

[hasanahonline]

thanks, this is very informative. 

[ZackSladden]

@lykhoi96 boom roasted

[ionean]

rotten.

[edwardolive]

good job

[DominationSupreme]

I'm a little late to the party, but thanks for the video man!

[aquaorbis]

This was very helpful. Thank you!

[drbox314]

thank you for this vid i am new to photograph and found this very useful thank you for your time to make this video -Daniel

[joebingo49]

Cheers for the video man, I never knew that dodging and burning was done blind in regards to actually viewing the final print (I thought that the image was projected onto the paper while it was in the chemicals... oops!), must have led to some hairy moments!