Yosemite Lower falls, 2008

Hi,
Excellent, you have really captured the dept of the valley.
Probably the dark trees on the left and the dark mountain side against the lighter parts that make the feeling of the dept in the scenery? Thanks for sharing.
- OM

Michael,

Nice image. Does this mean you have had your "cold one" fixed? I sent Pat an e-mail last week regarding mine and have yet to hear from him :-(

Thanks for the compliments.
John,
No I have not. I bought a Artista Cold light for my besslar on e-bay. I'm using that for my regular enlarging and found my 300 watt bulb that I use to hang from the ceiling to do my contact printing. Now I stick the lamp into the enlarger to hold it after taking out the other light source and raise the enlarger up as high as it will go. I take the lens out and work it that way. Are for my UV light He thinks it is my transformer not the bulb that has gone out on my unit.
Here is what he told me:

Hi Michael,

I wish I had a better answer but it seems to be broken. With AZO in a discontinued state for several years this product is not in production. I can't sell you another power supply because I don't have one. I can try to get it fixed but I can't make any promises other than the company won't charge you anything but cost. If you want to send it on for repair we'll see what we can do. Again, sorry for the weak answer here. Things will be better when the new AZO becomes available since we have plans to relaunch the product then.

Ship it to:

Photofusion, Inc
564 N Main Street
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Sincerely,

Pat Brady
President
Photofusion, Inc.
630-248-9472

Low on cash and the fact I paid $2000.00 for the unit and got maybe 5-10hrs of exposure time on this unit, makes me feel like I have been taken.

PS: I'm working on digital negatives and if I get that to work (which I have already for Platinum) I'll do that instead of using the UV lamp.

Mike