Analyser Pro

[Peterpan]

Has anyone had any experience with a Black and White Enlarging Meter
the RH Designs Analyser Pro.
i am contemplating to try the zone system.

 

[Will S]

I've got one. It works great. I'm not sure how it helps with zone system though.

Best,

Will

 

[Robert Hall]

I have a couple. I wouldnt trade them for anyting.

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Fantastic enlarging timer. It will make a significant improvement in your printing in only a few test prints.

 

[clogz]

A great little machine. Makes printing a lot easier. Make sure to download the manual: www.rhdesigns.co.uk

Hans

 

[arigram]

I agree with the others. Not only makes printing easier and faster but also helps with the quallity. Expensive but worth every pence. I am sure the greyscale display goes hand in hand with the zone system.

 

[Peterpan]

Thanks guys its great to get feed back,afterall the unit is not cheap.

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Trust us, you'll have absolutely no regrets from buying it, except for the month the credit card bill comes in. It makes life so much easier, it will help pay for itself in saved paper, since you'll be able to get a good finished print within two or at most three prints.

 

[Brian Jeffery]

With the Analyser Pro's densitometer function you can also use it to help find your personal film speed and development times. Great bit of kit, have not regretted buying one, even though it cost about the same as the rest of my darkroom equipment put together (mostly from ebay and excluding consumables)

Brian

 

[jstraw]

Any advantages over the StopClock Professional/Zonemaster II combo?

 

[dustym]

Any advantages over the StopClock Professional/Zonemaster II combo?

I bought mine 2 months ago and no regrets my printing confidence has increased no end. You can get on with the printing rather than printing countless test strips and duff prints


dustym

www.clikpic.com/essexmonochrome

 

[Muihlinn]

Any advantages over the StopClock Professional/Zonemaster II combo?

No, in fact you will get some more advantages with the combo than with the analyzer like smaller steps, more channels, etc.

 

[jstraw]

No, in fact you will get some more advantages with the combo than with the analyzer like smaller steps, more channels, etc.

Thanks.

 

[CarlRadford]

It can help with the zone system because the timer works in stops - everything else done in photography works with stops so bringing this into the darkroom is a natural progression for me.