I had one of those Auto focus enlargers, 40 years ago, I still have the negative carrier and the heat absorbing glass. Thing weighed more than 100 lbs, cast iron!
I have an older, grungier version of that easel in the dark stained wood finish rather than the painted gray. Watch out for that spring loaded arm! I wasn't careful once and it shot up and were it not for a bit of good luck, it might have knocked out or broken my front teeth. Instead it just gave me a good solid whack under my nose.
couid be a give away, freebee, book, equipment, film, chemistry
just something related to making photographs, or thinking about making photographs ...
6 1/8" f4 Verito.
1 liter brown plastic bottle to mix D-23.
2 cold shoe adapters.
4 rolls expired PXP120
6 1/8” f4 Verito, sounds like fun. What format are you shooting it on?
Roger
Four small bottles of TEA.
Fomapan 4x5
Tannic Acid
PC-TEA developers have always interested me, but I never fully understood the heating to over 100°C.
I mix and keep the Phenidone in Isopropyl alcohol, because such a small amount is needed, and wonder about the adding of it in such a hot liquid.
The bottle of TEA I have standing in my darkroom is nearly liquid in the summer because the darkroom heats up a bit above 30°C (it's on top of the buiding)...
Can that heating be omitted?
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