Ilford Pop-Up Darkroom

WARNING, this item is not in stock in our store, it is on special order, we will order it direclty from Ilford after you have complete your purchase, ETA can be 1 to 4 weeks. 

The perfect solution for film photographers who want to print their negatives and struggle to convert existing spaces into suitable working darkrooms.

• 1.3m x 1.3m working space
• Light tight with attachable ground mat
• Drawstring 8″ vent allows for fan inlet
• Additional smaller vent allows for extraction
• Includes internal loop to hand safelight
• Folds down easily for storage or transportation

Description

The ILFORD Pop-Up Darkroom is the perfect solution for film photographers who want to print their negatives and otherwise may struggle to convert existing spaces into suitable working darkrooms.

The external metal frame is approximately 2.2m tall when erected and should fit in most standard ceiling height rooms in European, American and Asian homes while still creating a workable 1.3 x 1.3m space to print while standing or seated.

A durable light tight* black material clips to the frame while an accompanying ground mat offers protection for your flooring and can be fastened to the darkroom material.

A built-in air vent towards the base of the darkroom allows for an optional fan / air blower to be used and once sealed the incoming air will also expand the inner dimensions. A smaller vent is also included closer to the top of the darkroom to attach air extraction tubes (not included).

The Pop-Up Darkroom contains a material loop at the top to hang a safelight and can easily be folded down for storage or transportation in the included carry case.

Dimensions when erected (approx.): Floor footprint 1.3m x 1.3m. Height 2.2m
Bag dimensions: 68 x 25 x 25cm
Included: Darkroom, poles, ground sheet and storage bag

*A couple of small pinholes may be visible around the seams after you spend a long time inside. These will not impact on standard black and white photographic printing.

*Fabric complies with ignition and flammability standards  BS5852:Part1:1979 and BS7838:1996 (R2015).