Entity: DARKROOM
A darkroom is a specially lit room where photographic film can be processed and photographs can be printed.
DARKROOM
Etymology
The term 'darkroom' originates from the need for a space devoid of light to handle light-sensitive photographic materials.
Definition
A darkroom is a room specifically designed for developing light-sensitive photographic materials in complete darkness or with a safelight.
Historical Context
Darkrooms have been essential in the history of photography, allowing photographers to develop and print their own photographs before the digital era.
Cultural Significance
Darkrooms have been associated with the art of photography, providing a space for creativity and experimentation in the analog photography process.
Related Concepts
Darkroom techniques, safelight, developing chemicals, enlarger, photographic film.
See Also
Photography, Film development, Analog photography.
A room specifically designed for developing light-sensitive photographic materials in complete darkness or with a safelight.