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Mounting blackout blinds for small studio

hooplah · 2023-01-11 11:12:00

I want to create a small dark space for photographing photos and documents. I am thinking of cordoning off a section of a room with blackout blinds. Ideally I would hand these with a rail, or even better some sort of temporary rail. I wonder if anyone has done something similar in the past or has any advice?

11-01-2023 12:12PM

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hooplah

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I want to create a small dark space for photographing photos and documents. I am thinking of cordoning off a section of a room with blackout blinds. Ideally I would hand these with a rail, or even better some sort of temporary rail. I wonder if anyone has done something similar in the past or has any advice?

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#2 14-01-2023 03:04AM

mark blake

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I turned my box room into a dark room for developing b and w negatives and prints 30 years ago, I don't see why you need it for photographing, try taking them at night with the lights off

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