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2008/9/21-23 [Consumer/Camera] UID:51248 Activity:moderate
9/20    Dear motd, I have a bunch of darkroom photographic stuff, like an
        enlarger, development tray, fast 35mm loader, chemical holders,
        etc etc. What's the best way to dispose them? I doubt they're of
        any value to anyone anymore.
        \_ If you're local to LA, I'll take 'em. I'm currently taking a
           beginners photography class. -chrchan
           \_ Berkeley teaches photography? I didn't know that. Also, why
              are they still using analog photography?
              \_ Why do we still teach analog circuits, btw?
              \_ There is some photography taught at Berkeley in the
                 architecture department, but chrchan is in LA anyway.  -tom
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