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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    Gralab 500; I find having 1/10 second extremely valuable.

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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    I have a Stopclock Pro on the Devere 507 and a Baeurle Digital Timer/Analyser on the LPL 7700.

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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    After using for decades some stone-aged Durst timers, since past december I`m using a StopClock Pro from RH designs, and find it to be unbeatable.

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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    Stop Clock Pro
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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    The commodore 64-like controller for my AC1200 can be set for tenths of a second (I've never felt the need to do that), and also delays the timer and shutter a moment whilst the lamp warms up - it makes everything very repeatable. There are heaps of other features I don't use at all, and it is rather large, but... so awesome. I wouldn't find it hard to return to the simplicity and terrifying buzzer of my old Gra-Lab.

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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    I use a Gralab 645 digital timer modified for my Saunders 4550. It has two channels which is fine for almost all the prints I make. I could never get used to metronomes or other methods. The dial Gralabs used to drive me crazy since I would forget what the settings were. The auto reset Time-o-Lites were better. There are of course a ton of different good timers that have been made over the years. I never understood the f-stop printing thing. I used to know Nocon and talked to him about it, but I didn't drink the cool aid as they say. I like things simple and transparent when I am in the darkroom and I print by feel. I don't like anything getting in the way of that.

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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    Anything that's an f/stop timer. It will change your world, and far for the better.

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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    +1

    Time-O-Lite and one second tone to count as the image is crafted..

    Simple, durable very functional and involvement with the print making process..


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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    I got a Gralab 545 off ebay and It is really nice. I used it last night and it does everything I could want. Thanks for all the help!
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    Re: favorite enlarger timer?

    Darkroom Automation F stop timer..have three of them.

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