While I love contact printing my 8x10 work, I am itching to print large but I am unable to find an enlarger. If anyone has any leads or interested in getting rid/selling one, please contact me.
Cheers!
While I love contact printing my 8x10 work, I am itching to print large but I am unable to find an enlarger. If anyone has any leads or interested in getting rid/selling one, please contact me.
Cheers!
Don't forget about the lens also. Some work best with a 240mm lens which seem less common lately that the 300 mm lenses. Also make sure that you have enough room in your darkroom because some of the 8x10 enlargers are big boys.
I have a monster Durst in Chicago that needs to leave my house. Color & cold heads. No lenses, but many boards.
How about a long distance drive to the NW in a Uhaul truck this thanksgiving week?I have a monster Durst in Chicago that needs to leave my house. Color & cold heads. No lenses, but many boards.
Lot's of scenery on your way out here.
Hello !
In the early 1900's, photographers used the camera as the enlarger. The light source, then, was the major problem.
Now, with cold light and LED available, it may be the easiest part to make....
I am thinking about making a 5x7 enlarger using the Sinar camera as my very small darkroom can't stand the height for a Durst 138....
I was in Chicago last week
Please contact me via email at riccis@riccisvalladares.com and we can chat about it, maybe I'll go on a road trip
Cheers,
Where are you located? I heard about an 8x10 cold light conversion of a Durst 138 in the Cleveland, OH area. Mine is only 7'1" tall, but I gather this was converted with different cold light so it may be a different height. The Durst 138 can easily be disassembled and carried in a car. I carried one and a half from Detroit to Cleveland in a medium size SUV. A friend carried one in a sedan from NH to OH.
John
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