Want to Buy WTB: Step Wedge

[bvy]

Looking for a transmission step wedge for general purpose use. Anyone?

 

[bdial]

Not too unlikely that someone may have one used, but going to the source is probably easier;
http://www.stouffer.net/TransPage.htm

 

[silveror0]

Not too unlikely that someone may have one used, but going to the source is probably easier;
http://www.stouffer.net/TransPage.htm

+1
Stouffer offers a variety of transmission step wedges as well as reflection step tablets for prints. You'll have to decide how many steps you want and what format is desired. 21-step (1/2 stop increments) is common, but I prefer 31-step (1/3 stop increments) as it provides more data for smoother characteristic curve plots.

 

[bvy]

Thanks. I'm already aware of them. It's Plan B if no one here has one that I can relieve them of.

 

[darkroommike]

Thanks. I'm already aware of them. It's Plan B if no one here has one that I can relieve them of.

Have you priced a new one? pretty cheap, hardly worth the bother to try to find a used one.

 

[bvy]

Thanks. They're not that cheap. Not that I can't afford one. Once again, I thought I'd ask here first.

 

[Bill Burk]

Haa you're facing the minimum order problem aren't you...

I bought a few extra last time so it's nothing to me...

For $7.50 donation to APUG, I'll send you a T2115...

I'll "calibrate" it for you too... (Basically I'll read it with my densitometers and write down what they say, not NIST-traceable but better than not having numbers)...

 

[bvy]

Haa you're facing the minimum order problem aren't you...

I bought a few extra last time so it's nothing to me...

For $7.50 donation to APUG, I'll send you a T2115...

I'll "calibrate" it for you too... (Basically I'll read it with my densitometers and write down what they say, not NIST-traceable but better than not having numbers)...

That's great, Bill. Thanks a bunch. I'll follow up via PM tomorrow. And let's round the APUG donation up to ten dollars. I like round numbers.