OT: darkroom equipment available - free

My father-in-law's house, to which we will be moving soon, includes a fully equipped darkroom. Two enlargers [Bessler 23C Series II with Universal Colorhead, the other has no visible nameplate, looks kinda like an Omega but isn't; lenses include Elgeet 135/4.5 Colorstigmat, EL-Nikkor 80/5.6,

Re: OT: darkroom equipment available - free

You have mail =) Ecke 2010/8/9 Stan Halpin s...@stans-photography.info: My father-in-law's house, to which we will be moving soon, includes a fully equipped darkroom. Two enlargers [Bessler 23C Series II with Universal Colorhead, the other has no visible nameplate, looks kinda like an Omega

Re: OT: Darkroom equipment

With most of pro studios and bigger freelancers moved to digital backs, I saw an influx of cheap JOBO processors. I got one myself for about 100 Euro (and that was more than year before) with all the accessories and tanks (the middle grade model with lift), for developig BW... I guess elsewhere

OT: Darkroom equipment

If anyone is wanting cheap darkroom stuff, boy is it really getting cheap. Midwest Photo has a bunch of used Jobo stuff. I got a small tank, 4x5 holder, daylight non-mechanical cap, and rollers for cheap. Just ask for Dan. http://www.mpex.com There is no quid pro quo, I just enjoy shopping

Re: OT: Darkroom equipment

Rollers? Mechanical processor? -Mat On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 09:25:48 -0400, Collin Brendemuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If anyone is wanting cheap darkroom stuff, boy is it really getting cheap. Midwest Photo has a bunch of used Jobo stuff. I got a small tank, 4x5 holder, daylight non-mechanical

Re: OT: Darkroom equipment

I got the little rollers that will let me spin it manually. They'll be hot-glued to a base this week. Looks to be a really convenient system. I just have to figure out the time changes and develop a consistent rolling practice. Sincerely, C. Brendemuehl