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Which kind of enlarger should I buy?
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I worked for 6 months with a Kaiser enlarger that is a combination of a Diffusion/Condenser enlarger.
I know that diffusion enlargers produce a more soft print, which I like.
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I need some advice, so all recommendations are welcome.
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Thanks,
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Johan Ditzel
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grun@pacbell.net wrote:
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> kenneth grunzweig (grun@pacbell.net) responded to a message you left
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> Subject: Response to Which kind of enlarger should I buy?
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> Please give us more detail. What are your darkroom goals, film size, b&w or color - both?
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> keng
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Six months ago I started with a course 'working in a (B/W)darkroom' and all basic theory of a 35mm camera. Now I will continue with the next course so I build my own darkroom that is almost finished. So, now I am so far to buy an enlarger.
I use 35mm and 6x6 only B/W and I am familiar with a variable (multi)contrast head.
I hope this information is sufficient, to advise me in buying an enlarger.
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Which kind of enlarger should I buy?
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I worked for 6 months with a Kaiser enlarger that is a combination of a Diffusion/Condensor enlarger.
I know that diffusion enlargers produce a more soft print, which I like.
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I need some advice, so all recommendations are welcome.
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Thanks,
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johan Ditzel
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I want to purchase a (flash)lightmeter.
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Can anyone re-comment me a (flash)lightmeter?
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Any guidance will be appreciated.
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Thanks,
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Johan Ditzel
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I am on the verge of purchasing a medium format Hasselblad camera.
However, there are a lot of different types.
Can somebody shortly explain to me the differences between the following models:
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500C, 500CM, 501C, 501CM, 503CX, ELM, ELX
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What is the best choice if I use the camera for landscaping and portrait photography.
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Thanks in advance.
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Johan Ditzel.
DustOnNegatives
in Large Format
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Hello,
A few weeks ago I started with large format photography. I own a Cambo 4x5 inch camera and a Durst Laborator 1200 enlarger with a color head CLS-500. I made some nice pictures last week in Paris and I am very impressed of the quality. Every thing works fine until now, but I have problems with dust on my negatives(4x5). Before loading the holders, I use a vacuum cleaner in a seperate room. I use a vacuum cleaner to clean the room itself. If the holders are loaded with film and I start with an exposure I clean the holders in the field with a brush before I remove the darkslide of the holder. Anyway, every negative that I made contains particles of dust. Because I use Fiber base paper it is possible to remove the scratches using a retouching brush. But my general question is: is it possible to make exposures on 4x5 inch film without any dust?
Any recomendations are very welcome to this new 4x5 inch worker.
Thanks in advance
Johan Ditzel