Darkslide
A removable plastic or metal sheet that slides into a sheet-film holder or film magazine to protect film from light when the holder is removed from the camera.
Darkslide
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Darkslide
Techniques Glossary Darkslide
A removable plastic or metal sheet that slides into a sheet-film holder or film magazine to protect film from light when the holder is removed from the camera.
Darkslide
Many medium and large format cameras allow for the "backs" to be switched midroll to allow for varying films to be used.
DARKSLIDE - An opaque sheet that is slid in place over the front of a sheet film holder to protect the film from exposure to light.
DAYLIGHT FILM - Color film designed to render correct color balance when exposed in normal daylight.
-Darkslide - slide-in plastic sheet used on sheet film cameras over the front of the film holder to protect the emulsion from light.
Put the darkslide back in.
Turn the black side towards the lens so that you know that the film has been exposed.
With an inexpensive modification of the darkslide requiring no modification to the camera, half a sheet of film can be exposed at a time.
On the left, we've got a darkslide, with the 'black' side showing - note that at the bottom of the darkslide, near the little handle, there's just black plastic. In the middle, we've got another darkslide, this time with the 'white' side showing.
 See also: Slide, Light, Camera, Film, Photograph
  
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