Originally posted by gabriel_bc Thanks gabriel,
It's a nice idea, however I was thinking of something possibly a little simpler.
I'll have to run it past Kolleen first, but what I was thinking of is something along the lines of a shoebox, and instead of film just using sheets of B&W photo paper.
I understand that photo paper is basically around ISO 8, making it ideal for longer more controlled exposures. Less likely to get effected with small light leaks, and most likely easier to use.
Plus, that way she can actually develop it in front of the children, in a dark room showing them the real magic.
Since I have boxes of outdated photo paper which are perfect for her use, all that she'd need is the boxes and a dark room.
I can also loan her a couple of safelights, the trays, and probably talk my boss into donating most of the chemistry required.