LPL make their own enlargers they may be re-badged as Saunders.Quote:
Originally Posted by brucemuir
Ian
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LPL make their own enlargers they may be re-badged as Saunders.Quote:
Originally Posted by brucemuir
Ian
You can have my spare one for the postage cost if you want it but it would probably be cheaper to find one nearer to you (and it's 110 volts so you will need a transformer).Quote:
Originally Posted by reciprocity
Mine is marked 'SAUNDERS/LPL'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian Grant
Steve.
Thanx once again Ian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian Grant
I have two, a Beseler CB7 which is the main enlarger I use for my 4x5 work. I have lots of lens and boards to go with it so I use it for other formats as well. I also have a Beseler 67C, which is the enlarger I bought 30 years ago and is mostly in storage these days. I was just given one of those portable Russian enlargers in a suitcase. I wont use it other than maybe to do a couple of prints to see what you can get out of it.
I have two.
Omega DII (without the crank but with a variable condenser) is my main one
Omega D2 (with the crank but with fixed condenser units) is a spare
One
Five!
One Omega D-2V, one Omega D-2V using a 3-condenser set or an Aristo cold light head, one Omega DM point source enlarger with two heads and 4 condensers, and one Focomat 1c for 35mm. I also have a stored Omega B-8 that belongs to my daughter.
I usually use the Omega D-2V. Darkroom is 10 years old and is 9' X 8' with a Leedal 20" X 60" stainless sink ordered by Kodak, but not delivered.
A.T.
2 active 4x5 enlargers and 2 further enlargers in storage.
2 Zone VI type 2 VC
1 Beselser 45V XL
2 Phillips Tri-Color 150 Would like to find a home for the 2 Phillips
:)
Down to one, sent a D2V to the dump during a citywide trash pickup 3 or 4 years ago.