"Bill D. Casselberry" wrote:
>
> I have a confession to make. For the past year or so I have
> been feeling the strong desire to gear up for 8x10 contact
> printing in b&w [...]
> If enlargments are needed, the labs I use in Miami have
> capability to print from 8x10 - to 30x40 in b&w and 48x96
> in color (inches!) I may indulge in some color work,
> E-6 or C-41, but all would need to be sent out.
>
> ... anyone care to "enable me"??
> just send cash if you really mean it !8^D )
No Bill - don't send the 8x10 negs to Miami. Buy a Durst
Laborator 8x10 enlarger.
The 184 chassis can be set up to handle everything from 35mm to
8x10, can make huge enlargements, and affords the user the
opportunity of a wide array of accessories. Real Photographers
use Laborators - but not the puny 4x5 or 5x7 ones. Those are
for the grandchildren's first Christmas.
--
Shel Belinkoff
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"The difference between a good photograph
and a great photograph is subtleties."
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