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    Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    I am awaiting my first shipment of Lodima and need to know which Kodak Safelight filter(s) will be OK for this paper?

    I inherited an old unit that uses the 5.5" filters.

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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    pretty much anything red will work. I have thomas safe light, but used to use a red (not explicitly for printing) bulb I got at a hardware store.

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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Cole View Post
    I am awaiting my first shipment of Lodima and need to know which Kodak Safelight filter(s) will be OK for this paper?

    I inherited an old unit that uses the 5.5" filters.

    Thanks
    Jim the great thing about Lodima/Azo is that if you have a Thomas you can have the vanes wide open and not fog the paper. You will be amazed how bright your darkroom is. One of the extra benefits on Lodima/Azo.

    Jim

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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald View Post
    Jim the great thing about Lodima/Azo is that if you have a Thomas you can have the vanes wide open and not fog the paper. You will be amazed how bright your darkroom is. One of the extra benefits on Lodima/Azo.

    Jim

    Yes Jim, a Thomas Safelight makes working in the darkroom MUCH more pleasant. I got mine 2 years ago and wish I had purchased it 20 years ago. You can pick them up on Ebay for little $$ if the cost of a new one (approx $275 if my memory is correct) seems too high.

    Good luck with the Lodima....I can't wait to get my shipment.

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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    I'd love to have a Thomas light, but I gotta keep it simple in the bathroom of a house that I'm trying to sell.

    Shall I assume that I can use one of the lighter red filters for this light since Lodima is a slow paper?

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    Jim Cole
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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    Jim, yes it will work fine. Eventually get yourself a Thomas light and life in the darkroom will be much better.

    Jim

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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald View Post
    Jim, yes it will work fine. Eventually get yourself a Thomas light and life in the darkroom will be much better.

    Jim
    Thanks, Jim
    Jim Cole
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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    Kodak recomends an OC safelight filter in their AZO technical publication.
    You can find the publication here:

    http://www.kodak.com/global/en/profe...bs/g10/g10.pdf

    This should work with Lodima as well.
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    Re: Which Kodak Safelight Filter for Lodima?

    Perfect! Thanks Ed.
    Jim Cole
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