No, but they do sell a white rectangular tray with a flat bottom that can hold a 27" x 30" print. It appears to be designed to go under a washing machine or water heater. $20 each. Not as strong or chemical resistant as a high-end print tray, but it's hard to beat the price...
-andrew
Here is a picture.
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...28&postcount=5
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I don't play the piano, I don't have a beard and I listen to AC/DC in the darkroom. I have no hope as a photographer.
Ah -- great minds think alike. :-)Originally Posted by ic-racer
Anyone know what they are made of? What kind of plastic that is.
Nate Potter, Austin TX.
My guess is polystyrene
How deep is it? Looks kinda short. Might lose a lot of chemistry slopping around.
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It's about 2 1/2 inches deep.
My plan is to put little plastic spigots on that flat area. This will make emptying the trays easier.
I have not used my big trays yet. I don't think I have any 8x10 negatives that good to print so big yet. In fact, I have some 16x20 I need to finish up first.
For all those folks needing to put a darkroom in a bathroom, these look ideal for positioning over the bathtub as a higher surface than leaning over to develop film and prints in trays on the bottom of the tub.
Very cool.
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