a room from which all actinic rays are excluded, so that photographs can be developed in it
darkroom
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darkroom
noun
A room in which photographic materials are processed, either in complete darkness or with a safelight.
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Sentence Examples
- Once you are comfortable with your camera, you will have more time to explore advanced techniques of creative photography as well as learn about the digital darkroom.
- It carries digital cameras, camcorders, photo supplies, darkroom and lighting equipment, as well as photo books and instructional videos.
- He vehemently opposed pictorialism, the trend to alter photos in the darkroom.