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Title: Why do photographers use red in the darkroom when developing film? Post by: deatrix on Jan 20, 2014 I am on the Special Senses Chapter from my A&P Lab manual and I do not understand what this question has to do with the eye? Any help??? Thank you
Title: Re: Why do photographers use red in the darkroom when developing film? Post by: padre on Jan 20, 2014 Content hidden
Title: Re: Why do photographers use red in the darkroom when developing film? Post by: jjo0004 on Jan 20, 2014 red light is used as it falls in the visible spectrum, allowing photographers to see the pictures being developed and see around the room, but due to its extremely long wavelength and the energy equation E=hf, the energy created by the red light is not enough to affect the photo developing process
Title: Re: Why do photographers use red in the darkroom when developing film? Post by: deatrix on Jan 20, 2014 Thank you Padre for your very informative response.
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