Re: The right darkroom book?

On Feb 22, 9:06=A0pm, John <use_...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 09:40:16 -0800, "AAvK" <notfors...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> wrote:
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> >Curious if there is a current book that covers film 'developing' on
subje=
cts such as
> >the effects that specific developers will have of specific films and
such=
, like bring-
> >ing out the best sharpness and contrasty tonality with shadow detail.
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> >The idea is a specialist book of teaching these things, I am no expert
an=
d have had
> >very little experience in the long past... I looked in Border's books,
th=
e only two I
> >could find were AA's 'The Negative' (too old?) and 'The Darkroom
Handbook=
'
> >which looked really old (as new). =A0Maybe either book are kept up in
rev=
ision?
> >Would either book cover the current World's compilation of chemicals
and =
films?
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> >Any help very much appreciated,
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> Most authors have moved on to the field of digital imaging though in
> truth I don't think materials have changed much in the last 5~10 years
> since the digital desimation. You might consider some of the following
>
> The Darkroom Cookbook
> Author : Stephen G. Anchell
> Publisher : Elsevier Science & Technology Book
> ISBN 0240804236
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> The Film Developing Cookbook : Advanced Techniques for Film Developing
> Authors : Bill Troop & Stephen Anchell
> Publisher : Focal Press
> ISBN: 0240802772
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> The Darkroom Handbook
> Author : Michael John Langford
> Publisher : Knopf Publishing Group
> ISBN 0394724682
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> The Photographers Handbook
> Author : John Hedgecoe
> Publisher : Knopf Publishing Group
> ISBN 0679742042
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> Beyond the Zone System
> Author : Phil Davis
> Publisher : Focal Press
> ISBN 0240803434
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> Johnwww.darkroompro.com

Thanks for the list, but what became of www.darkroompro.com ?