MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES:
1.
Kodak T-Max 400 Film,
24 exposures, minimum SIX rolls. (NOTE: Sometimes you will find this film offered in 36 exposure rolls; I recommend that you DO NOT use
36 exposures—the film is very long and awkward to handle, not good idea when you are first learning to load film into
tanks in the dark!)
2.
Negative Preserver Sheets
one for each roll of film shot. You must buy these in advance
so you have them ready to receive your negatives once they are developed.
3.
11 x 14” Mounting
Board minimum ten sheets.
4.
Black and white photographic
printing paper.
5.
Any additional required
supplies (3-ring binders, portfolio protective sheets or case, etc.) .
6.
Cameras: Ask around in
your family and see if someone has a 35mm Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera with lens.
