equipment$8–12used in 1 side quest
Plastic developing tray (8x10)
A shallow rectangular tray that holds water or chemicals for photographic processing. Lets you fully submerge and agitate prints without folding or creasing them.
What to look for
- 1At least 8×10 inches internally—measure the bottom, not the rim
- 2Rigid plastic that won't buckle when you lift a full tray
- 3Ribbed or textured bottom so prints don't suction flat
- 4Pouring spout in one corner for easy drainage
Skip
- Trays smaller than your paper size—prints will curl up the sides
- Thin flexible plastic that spills when you carry it
Used for: Rinsing cyanotype prints · Washing watercolor paper · Developing black-and-white film contact sheets
Side quests that use it
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