Same. I miss the darkroom, and ST:TNG looks so great on film! In case you're unaware, you don't need a darkroom to develop 35mm film. I don't use an enlarger t

Same. I miss the darkroom, and ST:TNG looks so great on film! In case you're unaware, you don't need a darkroom to develop 35mm film. I don't use an enlarger to transfer my photos onto photo paper (which would require a darkroom). Instead, I develop in the light but using a light-proof changing bag to load my film into a light-proof Paterson developing tank. After I pull the developed film out and let it dry, I scan the negatives using a photo scanner (I use an Epson v600, but there are plenty of options out there for scanning film negatives). Reddit's r/analog and r/analogcommunity is a thriving community.