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How would you like to pay for the 4x5 enlarger you'll be buying from me?
David
Facts are facts. However, advice is usually just a suggestion.
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Mark Barendt, Ignacio, CO
"The mind that opens to a new idea never returns to its original size." Albert Einstein
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 Originally Posted by markbarendt
My wife bought a lotto ticket Wednesday, we haven't checked the numbers yet, would you consider a trade? 
Nothing personal, but why would I want a wife when I am a free agent?
I get home at night and
- I know when to take out the trash.
- I am no longer stupid.
- I am always right.
- Life is wonderful.
Steve
Warning!! Handling a Hasselblad can be harmful to your financial well being!
Nothing beats a great piece of glass!
I leave the digital work for the urologists and proctologists.
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LOL
Søren Nielsen
Denmark
Exposed Fuji Sensia, CHECK, lots of them. Tetenal E6 three bath kit 1L, CHECK. Jobo CPE2+ with lift. CHECK
So what are you waiting for dude? Get those slidefilms processed.
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Originally Posted by Sirius Glass
Nothing personal, but why would I want a wife when I am a free agent?
I get home at night and
- I know when to take out the trash.
- I am no longer stupid.
- I am always right.
- Life is wonderful.
Steve
As long as I listen to my wife and do what she says all 4 points are true for me too.
When I listen especially well she tells me to go get the checkbook and buys me a 4x5.
Mark Barendt, Ignacio, CO
"The mind that opens to a new idea never returns to its original size." Albert Einstein
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Originally Posted by David Brown
How would you like to pay for the 4x5 enlarger you'll be buying from me?
On a more serious note I'm not quite ready for the enlarger just yet, but what can I expect to pay if I'm patient?
Mark Barendt, Ignacio, CO
"The mind that opens to a new idea never returns to its original size." Albert Einstein
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Originally Posted by markbarendt
On a more serious note I'm not quite ready for the enlarger just yet, but what can I expect to pay if I'm patient?
Check Craigslist often. At times you can find an old Omega D for free or under $50.
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Originally Posted by markbarendt
On a more serious note I'm not quite ready for the enlarger just yet, but what can I expect to pay if I'm patient?
Or you can do what those of us who do not have the space for a 4x5 enlarger do and contact print them. I print my 35mm as 4x6", I print my MF as 5x5", and I contact print my 4x5". I have had 3 4x5 enlargers offered to me in the past year, but I have no space for one in the small bathroom I use as a darkroom.
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Originally Posted by wclavey
Or you can do what those of us who do not have the space for a 4x5 enlarger do and contact print them. I print my 35mm as 4x6", I print my MF as 5x5", and I contact print my 4x5". I have had 3 4x5 enlargers offered to me in the past year, but I have no space for one in the small bathroom I use as a darkroom.
Contacts are great and I'll probably start there.
My daughter though will be going off to college this fall so space will be growing.
Mark Barendt, Ignacio, CO
"The mind that opens to a new idea never returns to its original size." Albert Einstein
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You are already at a cross roads. Buy the enlarger (out here in the bay area a MX45 goes for around 125 bucks) or do contact prints. Trade that puppy in on a 5x7 camera, a 191mm Commercial Ektar and some bigger developing trays.
Nah, have a good time, learn if you like LF or not, contact print (and try Cyanotypes) and be prepared to be amazed.
tim in san jose
Where ever you are, there you be.
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