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  1. I use a red LED headlight. I don’t bother turning on my normal safelight any more. The light is wherever I want. The head light has a white LED and a red LED . A red only LED has its spectrum well in the safe area as it has a narrow spectrum unlike filtered tungsten.

  2. I use an LED bulb for safelight, but make sure you test for fogging anyway. While a red LED is most likely safe, a lot of “red” led bulbs are in fact white leds with red filters.

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  4. Decided to try out the headlamp after getting a red led bulb off amazon that didn't work out. Some said they use this one for their darkroom but it didn't workout for me. The test strip was from 2m away for 2 mins. As for the headlamp, very very minimal fogging.

  5. 9 sty 2010 · I've been using the same little red scoreboard light bulb as my "safelight" for over 5 years. I they cost less than $3 and don't fog any paper I've used. It's screwed into a socket dimmer and never gets adjusted.

  6. Using darkroom safelights is the final step in fixing chemicals to photo paper and exposing the final image. Amber or red darkroom safelight bulbs are the most common for film development. When using safelight filters, never mix red bulbs with amber filters, or the reverse, as it causes a fog on photos.

  7. KURTZON™ Safelights are designed for low level illumination and provide narrow spectrum non-filtered dimmable LED light sources. They are available in Red, Red/White, Amber, Amber/White, Green, or Green/White.

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