banandrew
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Apologies if this has been answered before, but I searched and couldn't find it in the forum...
I have just acquired a Saunders LPL 670 dxl with dichroic head that's been modified to have the colour filters removed. Basically it's like having the "white" switch on the entire time. The colour of the lamp light (I think it's quartz-halogen) is different than that of a tungsten bulb. The previous owner used it as a diffused light source with Ilford Multigrade filters.
Does anyone have any experience with this type of setup? How much will the lamp colour change affect the filtering on multigrade paper?
I have just acquired a Saunders LPL 670 dxl with dichroic head that's been modified to have the colour filters removed. Basically it's like having the "white" switch on the entire time. The colour of the lamp light (I think it's quartz-halogen) is different than that of a tungsten bulb. The previous owner used it as a diffused light source with Ilford Multigrade filters.
Does anyone have any experience with this type of setup? How much will the lamp colour change affect the filtering on multigrade paper?