Alan Zinn wrote:
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>
> Phil,
>
> All those light bulbs seem scarry to me. Aren't you worried about heat
> build-up? You should have a heat absorbing glass. Why not go fluorescent?
> That way besides the benefit of cold light you can use much lighter glass
> and structure.
>
> I have an easy to build pano enlarger that you could adapt to 8 x 10 if you
> want to check it out go to my web page below and see enl1.gif. I can send
> the instructions if you are interested.
>
> AZ
> Maker of Lookaround panoramic camera.
>
> www.geocities.com/soho/gallery/8874/
> or
> keyword.com lookaround
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The light bulbs are not a permanent thing, I am still in the prototype stage
right now. I will be using the camera at first then building a standalone
enlarger if it works out ok. A glass shop near me has a laminated glass that is
white inside the layers of glass. In my test run of the light bulbs the other
day heat should not be to bad if I vent the light box and have some heat
absorbing glass before the diffusing panel.
I like the idea someone mentioned of indirect light from the side of the light
box and lining the light box itself with styrofoam. I will have to experiment
untill I find the right combination that gives good results. A cold light head
would be great, I just can't justify the cost of it.
Once I put together something that works within reason I will post it on my
website.
Thanks for all the good ideas so far.
Phil
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