redtail
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My midlife crisis is now over. I think I was trying to recapture my youth and the years spent in darkrooms. (Back in the 80s!!)
I was able to produce color prints at home, but I truly fear dumping the used chemicals down the drain as I am not part of a municipal sewer system.
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I will be keeping my Durst Enlarger and all of the B&W paper and chemistry.
But the Color Chemistry, Paper and processors have to go!!
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I have a Durst RCP40 Roller transport processor. Worked good the last time I used it. You can regulate the solution temps but not the process speed.
I have a Durst RCP40-VSN Roller transport processor. This was bought for parts. It is missing one set of rollers. But these units have adjustable times and temps. The thought was to combine the best of both of these and make a good unit with spare parts.
I have several hundred sheets of 8X10 color paper. A couple boxes of 11X14 color paper and I believe that there may even be a box of 16X20 around somewhere. I also have a roll of 8" color paper. This is great for cutting down into 8X10s! Just make sure you do it in complete darkness!!
Some of the paper is expired and some was frozen when I bought it. Still frozen now. Some is Kodak and some is Fuji Crystal Archive.
I also have a Fujimoto CP303H. There seems to be an issue with this one not wanting to hold a consistent temp. Could be a probe. Could be a thermostat.
I have enough chemistry, both C41 and RA4 to keep you busy for several years!! Some of the chemicals may be past their expiration dates, but who knows how long they may still be good.
And here is the best part, if you get tired of trying to do color, these processors can also process B&W photos. The only thing you would need to do is to add an extended fixer bath. No big deal right?
OK. Now here comes the usual disclaimer stuff...
Please do not respond to this ad and ask specifics about these processors. Everything you need to know is on the 'net. Please do not expect me to be your mentor. If you do not know the processes or terminology that I have used, please look it up on the 'net.
I will not even consider shipping. So please don't ask.
Serious inquiries only. Photos and more details upon request.
Will consider trades. Everything is negotiable.
Randy
South Central Pennsylvania
USA
I was able to produce color prints at home, but I truly fear dumping the used chemicals down the drain as I am not part of a municipal sewer system.
............................
I will be keeping my Durst Enlarger and all of the B&W paper and chemistry.
But the Color Chemistry, Paper and processors have to go!!
............................
I have a Durst RCP40 Roller transport processor. Worked good the last time I used it. You can regulate the solution temps but not the process speed.
I have a Durst RCP40-VSN Roller transport processor. This was bought for parts. It is missing one set of rollers. But these units have adjustable times and temps. The thought was to combine the best of both of these and make a good unit with spare parts.
I have several hundred sheets of 8X10 color paper. A couple boxes of 11X14 color paper and I believe that there may even be a box of 16X20 around somewhere. I also have a roll of 8" color paper. This is great for cutting down into 8X10s! Just make sure you do it in complete darkness!!
Some of the paper is expired and some was frozen when I bought it. Still frozen now. Some is Kodak and some is Fuji Crystal Archive.
I also have a Fujimoto CP303H. There seems to be an issue with this one not wanting to hold a consistent temp. Could be a probe. Could be a thermostat.
I have enough chemistry, both C41 and RA4 to keep you busy for several years!! Some of the chemicals may be past their expiration dates, but who knows how long they may still be good.
And here is the best part, if you get tired of trying to do color, these processors can also process B&W photos. The only thing you would need to do is to add an extended fixer bath. No big deal right?
OK. Now here comes the usual disclaimer stuff...
Please do not respond to this ad and ask specifics about these processors. Everything you need to know is on the 'net. Please do not expect me to be your mentor. If you do not know the processes or terminology that I have used, please look it up on the 'net.
I will not even consider shipping. So please don't ask.
Serious inquiries only. Photos and more details upon request.
Will consider trades. Everything is negotiable.
Randy
South Central Pennsylvania
USA
