Photography and Veganism / was veganism and spice - OT

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My information was that all film that comes on a roll is non-vegan. That's

something that most vegans had to live with, one way or another, until digital

came along. About the paper one then prints on, I dunno - or the stuff one

uses to do it - since I don't do photography except to point and shoot ;=)

 

Perhaps someone else on this list can advise you - ????? Help, someone!

 

Otherwise, I suggest you look on the net. The UK Vegan Society has always

been a pretty good source of this kind of info. I'll see if I have the link

somewhere and post if for you, okay? Or PETA? I haven't tried them yet.

 

Best luck,

 

gf

 

, rob parker-munn <robmun1>

wrote:

> Yes thanks, I like a little spice now and again and

> the recipes I've seen so far look interesting. Yes, I

> was aware film was a gelatinous affair and I am

> digital, but I'm still not sure about the development

> process when developing and printing digital images;

> which we do when we want prints. I s it only the film

> that is non vegan then? Are there any films which are

> vegan at all?

>

> Robert.

>

> --- greenfury2004 <greenfury2004> wrote:

>

> Hello, Robert ;=)

>

> I hope you enjoy our list - and I hope you will feel

> like trying some of the spicy

> recipes that members have kindly posted! After all

> that's what this list is all

> about *lol* although maybe if you don't eat much that

> is heated up by spices

> you will want to take it cautiously at first ;=)

>

> As for the photography question, I think there are

> others more able to speak

> about that than I, but my understanding is: Film is

> non-vegan, go digital ;=)

>

> I'll look forward to talking with you about Vegetarian

> Spice!

>

> gf

> Owner/Moderator

>

> , rob

> parker-munn <robmun1>

> wrote:

> > Hello, my name is Robert, I am a vegan and was

> > vegetarian before that; don't use very much spice,

> > never take alcohol or smoke,eat very ordinary foods

> > usually but prefer organic and follow a vegan code.

> > I'm 55, still learning,does anyone know if there are

> > non vegan constituents involved in film processing,

> > (printing pictures)?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Ok, here you are ;=) thought I'd lost it *lol*

 

http://www.vegansociety.com/html/people/lifestyle/hobbies/photography.php

 

Hope this helps.

 

gf

 

, " greenfury2004 " <

greenfury2004> wrote:

> My information was that all film that comes on a roll is non-vegan. That's

> something that most vegans had to live with, one way or another, until

digital

> came along. About the paper one then prints on, I dunno - or the stuff one

> uses to do it - since I don't do photography except to point and shoot ;=)

>

> Perhaps someone else on this list can advise you - ????? Help, someone!

>

> Otherwise, I suggest you look on the net. The UK Vegan Society has always

> been a pretty good source of this kind of info. I'll see if I have the link

> somewhere and post if for you, okay? Or PETA? I haven't tried them yet.

>

> Best luck,

>

> gf

>

> , rob parker-munn <

robmun1>

> wrote:

> > Yes thanks, I like a little spice now and again and

> > the recipes I've seen so far look interesting. Yes, I

> > was aware film was a gelatinous affair and I am

> > digital, but I'm still not sure about the development

> > process when developing and printing digital images;

> > which we do when we want prints. I s it only the film

> > that is non vegan then? Are there any films which are

> > vegan at all?

> >

> > Robert.

> >

> > --- greenfury2004 <greenfury2004> wrote:

> >

> > Hello, Robert ;=)

> >

> > I hope you enjoy our list - and I hope you will feel

> > like trying some of the spicy

> > recipes that members have kindly posted! After all

> > that's what this list is all

> > about *lol* although maybe if you don't eat much that

> > is heated up by spices

> > you will want to take it cautiously at first ;=)

> >

> > As for the photography question, I think there are

> > others more able to speak

> > about that than I, but my understanding is: Film is

> > non-vegan, go digital ;=)

> >

> > I'll look forward to talking with you about Vegetarian

> > Spice!

> >

> > gf

> > Owner/Moderator

> >

> > , rob

> > parker-munn <robmun1>

> > wrote:

> > > Hello, my name is Robert, I am a vegan and was

> > > vegetarian before that; don't use very much spice,

> > > never take alcohol or smoke,eat very ordinary foods

> > > usually but prefer organic and follow a vegan code.

> > > I'm 55, still learning,does anyone know if there are

> > > non vegan constituents involved in film processing,

> > > (printing pictures)?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

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> > > your friends today! Download Messenger Now

> > > http://uk.messenger./download/index.html

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Many thanks; I have bookmarked this site being a

member of the Vegan Society but through general

ignorance didn't read that bit on photography before;

that gives some answers; finding out the whole truth

might take quite a lot of questions..

 

--- greenfury2004 <greenfury2004 wrote:

 

Ok, here you are ;=) thought I'd lost it *lol*

 

http://www.vegansociety.com/html/people/lifestyle/hobbies/photography.php

 

Hope this helps.

 

gf

 

,

" greenfury2004 " <

greenfury2004> wrote:

> My information was that all film that comes on a

roll is non-vegan. That's

> something that most vegans had to live with, one way

or another, until

digital

> came along. About the paper one then prints on, I

dunno - or the stuff one

> uses to do it - since I don't do photography except

to point and shoot ;=)

>

> Perhaps someone else on this list can advise you -

????? Help, someone!

>

> Otherwise, I suggest you look on the net. The UK

Vegan Society has always

> been a pretty good source of this kind of info. I'll

see if I have the link

> somewhere and post if for you, okay? Or PETA? I

haven't tried them yet.

>

> Best luck,

>

> gf

>

> , rob

parker-munn <

robmun1>

> wrote:

> > Yes thanks, I like a little spice now and again

and

> > the recipes I've seen so far look interesting.

Yes, I

> > was aware film was a gelatinous affair and I am

> > digital, but I'm still not sure about the

development

> > process when developing and printing digital

images;

> > which we do when we want prints. I s it only the

film

> > that is non vegan then? Are there any films which

are

> > vegan at all?

> >

> > Robert.

> >

> > --- greenfury2004 <greenfury2004> wrote:

> >

> > Hello, Robert ;=)

> >

> > I hope you enjoy our list - and I hope you will

feel

> > like trying some of the spicy

> > recipes that members have kindly posted! After all

> > that's what this list is all

> > about *lol* although maybe if you don't eat much

that

> > is heated up by spices

> > you will want to take it cautiously at first ;=)

> >

> > As for the photography question, I think there are

> > others more able to speak

> > about that than I, but my understanding is: Film

is

> > non-vegan, go digital ;=)

> >

> > I'll look forward to talking with you about

Vegetarian

> > Spice!

> >

> > gf

> > Owner/Moderator

> >

> > , rob

> > parker-munn <robmun1>

> > wrote:

> > > Hello, my name is Robert, I am a vegan and was

> > > vegetarian before that; don't use very much

spice,

> > > never take alcohol or smoke,eat very ordinary

foods

> > > usually but prefer organic and follow a vegan

code.

> > > I'm 55, still learning,does anyone know if there

are

> > > non vegan constituents involved in film

processing,

> > > (printing pictures)?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

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