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December 2012 Late shopping night at Beau Photo! On Thursday December 13th we will be open until 8:30pm. Holiday Hours at Beau: We will be closing on December 24th at 2pm and re-opening on January 2nd at 8:30am. Happy holidays to all of you from all of us! Beau Newsletter - December 2012 10% off Plastic Cameras • Rollei Redscale Film • Cleaning Old Negatives • Lowepro and Kata Bags 15% off • Price Drop on Pelican Cases • Profoto Pro-8a and Canon 6D in Rentals • Drop it Modern Backdrops 25% off • Cinevate Sale • Phase One Events • Fujifilm X-E1 in stock • Nikon and Canon Rebates • Renaissance Sale • more ••• BEAU NEWS DECEMBER 2012 FILM / ANALOG NEWS 10% off Plastic Cameras! Nicole L.-D The perfect Christmas gift for photographers of all ages Searching for that perfect gift? Well search no longer! Beau has a fabulous Christmas plastic camera sale on! Most of our fun Lomography & Holga stock is 10% off for the entire month of December! Just in! Rollei Redscale 35mm films And just when you were starting to despair about the winter, Rollei’s Red Bird 400 & Night Bird 800 35mm films are now in stock. Not only are these films a higher ISO to beat the dark skies and rain outside right now, but these films are tricky. They have been rolled “redscale style” which means they are rolled into the canister inside-out, giving you a strong color shift to red due to the red- sensitive layer of the film being exposed first. Perfect for warming up any drab rainy day! There are a few spaces left for the Impossible Project workshop, call now to reserve! Learn to make your own lifts and transparencies - Thursday December 13th, 5:00 - 6:30 PM. BEAU PHOTO SUPPLIES • 1520 WEST 6TH AVE. VANCOUVER, BC • www.beauphoto.com • beauphoto.blogspot.ca BEAU NEWS DECEMBER 2012 FROM THE ARCHIVE KATHY K. Cleaning the old negatives in your shoebox. preserving them is so they will last another 50 or 100 years, or even longer, and we can’t know how a cleaning will affect Lately I have had many questions about cleaning old the emulsion in the years to come. Even washing with water negatives. Maybe you want to scan these images of your and photo-flo is not recommended by conservators I have family or try and print them in the darkroom, but they have discussed this issue with. The film may have been subjected been in storage so long that they are covered in bits of dust to a specific treatment to tone or intensify it that could be and debris. adversely affected by this treatment. This is a challenging problem with a relatively simple The answer is to carefully blow them off with a blower bulb answer that is usually a let down for most people. There (we have rocket blowers that work well for this) and, if are products on the marked that are designated “safe for absolutely necessary, brush them with a very soft paintbrush photographic emulsion” - in fact, we even sell one here that will only be used for this purpose and is kept wrapped at Beau, but please don’t be tempted to use them on and clean when not in use (paintbrushes can be found at your precious original negatives! The conservators I have art supply stores, make sure they are very soft and clean). discussed this issue with have all agreed that there is not If you are scanning the negatives or slides, you can use the enough information on this product to support the claim software to touch up dust. that it is archival and will not cause future deterioration of the film. Your negatives are the original objects that The other thing to consider is that the negative, complete were there in the camera when the image was made, and with some dust, is what you have in front of you and by someone decided they were valuable enough to keep. As retouching all of it until it is spotless, you are removing a result, you are now in possession of an important piece some of the artifacts of its history and age. A little dust of history and you should do whatever you can to ensure might be ok, and tell you something interesting about the that these negatives are preserved for the next generation photograph. in your family. If you have a very dirty negative that is very important to you and you would like to have it cleaned, I would recommend finding a conservator to treat it for you. They are professionals who have been trained to do this work, and are ethically bound to treat the object in a way that will not cause any damage, and with minimal intervention. To find a photograph conservator, and for information on what they do, you can have a look at the Canadian Association of Professional Conservators - CAPC-ACRP.ca X not recommended! √ Use this instead. Scanning your old negatives is a wonderful way to find out about your past, share your family’s history with everyone, There is really nothing safe enough to clean negatives with and even discover some surprises. Be sure to take good that will not have the potential to cause deterioration. But care of them after they are scanned. Surprisingly, well after I’ve finished cleaning them, they look really good and preserved silver gelatin negatives are often seen as more haven’t changed at all you might say, but the purpose of stable and permanent than a digital file! BEAU PHOTO SUPPLIES • 1520 WEST 6TH AVE. VANCOUVER, BC • www.beauphoto.com • beauphoto.blogspot.ca BEAU NEWS DECEMBER 2012 In this hopefully to be regular column in the Beau Photo Think Tank & Kata rain covers! newsletter (if I can keep coming up with interesting topics!), you will find information about preserving your Since it looks like the rains aren’t easing off, we have decided photographs, random bits of interesting photographic history, to extend the 15% off sale of our rain covers for or even reviews or instructions for historic and alternative the month of December. photographic processes. If you have a question you would like answered, send me an e-mail and I will do my best to research it and find you an answer. Find me at [email protected], or ask around if you are in the store. ACCESSORIES MACIEJ W. Price Drop on all Pelican cases! Lowepro & Kata Sale! Keep your precious gear well protected with a Pelican case. Our two main brands of camera bags are on sale! We’ll A trusted brand for many years, Pelican cases are great be offering 15% off throughout the month of for photographers who need a safe way to get their gear December. Anything from roller bags, to backpacks and to a job. They are also perfect for shipping or flying with sling bags! Come on down, bring your gear, and play with the equipment. bags to see which suits your needs! It’s the best way to do it. Please call or email [email protected] for more information Just in... Sale on select MOAB papers! Lasal Photo Lustre 270 Colorado Fiber Satine 245 In several formats including 17” rolls, 13x19, 17x22 and more. BEAU PHOTO SUPPLIES • 1520 WEST 6TH AVE. VANCOUVER, BC • www.beauphoto.com • beauphoto.blogspot.ca BEAU NEWS DECEMBER 2012 RENTAL NEWS JASON K. Nikon: On the Nikon front, I am eagerly awaiting the new Nikon December is looking like a bounty month AF-S Nikkor 70-200mm f/4G ED VR lens to grace our for new gear here at Beau! Our shelves and shelves. As with the new Canon gear, I should have this lens cupboards are full of new equipment, and I want by the time you read this newsletter. to tell you all about it! • Nikon 70-200mm f/4G - estimated 35/day Profoto: Holiday Rentals: We have acquired a myriad of new Profoto lighting gear Yes! It’s that time of year again when shops decorate with for all of your lighting needs! We now have a number of bright, sparkly lights and play your favourite insipid holiday the new Profoto Pro-8a 2400W Air packs available for tunes non-stop! It also means holidays here at Beau! It rent, and one D4 2400W is the perfect opportunity to rent something fun for a pack. Both packs are fully personal project or maybe to take family photos that asymmetrical, meaning each you’ve been meaning to do all year. When you pick up on channel’s power can be the 24th (don’t forget to be here before 2pm, as the staff adjusted independently of here will be off like a Cheetah chasing an Impala at 2:01pm) each other. The 8a pack has and return on January 2nd by noon - it will only be a two an ultra-short flash duration day rental charge. That’s 10 days for the price of two! of up to 1/12,000 sec, while the D4 can have up to four Perhaps you would like some lighting gear for the heads attached, sharing aforementioned family photos, or a telephoto lens for Bald 2400Ws of power. Eagle viewing at Brackendale, Harrison Mills or Boundary • Profoto Pro-8a - 85/day Bay? A GoPro for some wild ski/snowboard videos? Gear is • Profoto D4 2400 - 75/day being booked fast, so get your reservations in! Canon: By the time you read this, I should have the new Canon EOS 6D DSLR, and the new Canon 24-70mm f4L IS USM lens available for rent.
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