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That looks just like the one we used to have at work. When we moved to a new building we left it behind and just took the two lenses which, if I remember correctly, were both Nikon and huge. I wonder where they are now- I may do a bit of searching today!
Ours was used for reducing artwork done at twice or four times full size down to the correct size for screen printing.
Steve.
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Seems to me you could just lay your ulf neg on the illuminated copy board and put a piece of print paper in the film back and fire away. Kinda backassward of the way you usually think of an enlarger but it works.
A vertical paper holder can be made to hold a sheet furthur behind the camera for making even bigger prints than the film back can hold.
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 Originally Posted by rkmiec
could it be turned in to an enlarger? maybe a better idea then a ulf beast
Yes, but it wouldn't be trivial.
You'd need to rig up a light source that would take the place of the back. I'd think a bank of florescents would give the best coverage. And you'd need to seperate the bellows from the current lens board, fabricate a negative stage and add a bellows between the neg stage and the lens board.
That camera is not very old.
Ed
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When I said it only needed TLC to become an enlarger... Well, around here that stands for Tons of Loot and Cash...
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