Best B&W Enlarger at Lon Carol blog

Best B&W Enlarger. We had a home fire and i lost a durst f30 enlarger that i had for over 4o years. I am in the market for a black and white enlarger. There seem to be plenty. I first started on a meopta axomat 5 and found it to be a solid. What is the best non. The major difference in enlargers is condenser models (mainly for b&w, they have a filter slot for contrast control) and color heads, which have. Try www.ffordes.com, they have lots of used enlarger lenses. I would like to enlarge 35mm, 6x6, and 6x7, all in b&w. First, you expose the negative for a few seconds using the red filter, then a few seconds with the green filter, then a few seconds with the blue. I have currently seen two that fit my requirements: So far, i have looked into beseler 23c's and omegas, but don't know which model would be best. I am trying to get a replacement on ebay and have seen durst f30's, f60's, m301's, etc.

LPL 7700 B&W ENLARGER*** Secondhand Darkroom
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We had a home fire and i lost a durst f30 enlarger that i had for over 4o years. I am trying to get a replacement on ebay and have seen durst f30's, f60's, m301's, etc. I am in the market for a black and white enlarger. So far, i have looked into beseler 23c's and omegas, but don't know which model would be best. I have currently seen two that fit my requirements: There seem to be plenty. I first started on a meopta axomat 5 and found it to be a solid. Try www.ffordes.com, they have lots of used enlarger lenses. I would like to enlarge 35mm, 6x6, and 6x7, all in b&w. First, you expose the negative for a few seconds using the red filter, then a few seconds with the green filter, then a few seconds with the blue.

LPL 7700 B&W ENLARGER*** Secondhand Darkroom

Best B&W Enlarger I would like to enlarge 35mm, 6x6, and 6x7, all in b&w. So far, i have looked into beseler 23c's and omegas, but don't know which model would be best. There seem to be plenty. First, you expose the negative for a few seconds using the red filter, then a few seconds with the green filter, then a few seconds with the blue. I would like to enlarge 35mm, 6x6, and 6x7, all in b&w. I am trying to get a replacement on ebay and have seen durst f30's, f60's, m301's, etc. I first started on a meopta axomat 5 and found it to be a solid. I am in the market for a black and white enlarger. What is the best non. I have currently seen two that fit my requirements: Try www.ffordes.com, they have lots of used enlarger lenses. The major difference in enlargers is condenser models (mainly for b&w, they have a filter slot for contrast control) and color heads, which have. We had a home fire and i lost a durst f30 enlarger that i had for over 4o years.

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