Microbois
No longer a newbie, moving up!
- Joined
- Jun 10, 2014
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- Greenfield Park, Qc
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos NOT OK to edit
Hmmm, I sold 3K$ worh of darkroom equipment around 1999 when I realized that small and affordable color printers back then could print pictures at par with anything coming from a darkroom. I sold the whole bunch for 600$ and I've been lucky, the guy who bought my stuff wasn't a believer in digital photography... Today, all your stuff for sale doesn't have much value, and those interested in it will not pay a lot as they have the big end of the stick.
I would suggest you to look around in your area, sometimes there are people gathering and exchanging stuff, and that happens in many different hobbies. You might even discover that they're having a flea market of photo gear in a school basement somewhere. Then, you show up there, and tell them what you have. If you're lucky, you might find someone interested. Chemicals and photo paper, even sealed, if they are several years old, will be worth 0$.
Good luck!
I would suggest you to look around in your area, sometimes there are people gathering and exchanging stuff, and that happens in many different hobbies. You might even discover that they're having a flea market of photo gear in a school basement somewhere. Then, you show up there, and tell them what you have. If you're lucky, you might find someone interested. Chemicals and photo paper, even sealed, if they are several years old, will be worth 0$.
Good luck!
