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You want to vignette the edges? hehe
But seriously, I like my beselers just fine...all 7 of them. Walter Anderson wrote: Has anyone used the Holga enlarger? If so what do you think? I was thinking of getting one. Thanks |
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You want to vignette the edges? hehe
But seriously, I like my beselers just fine...all 7 of them. Walter Anderson wrote: Has anyone used the Holga enlarger? If so what do you think? I was thinking of getting one. Thanks |
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Holga Enlarger any opinions?
Has anyone used the Holga enlarger? If so what do you think?
I was thinking of getting one. Thanks |
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Walter Anderson wrote:
Has anyone used the Holga enlarger? If so what do you think? It appears to be an amateur grade 6x6 condenser enlarger of a style that was pretty common half a century ago. Similar type enlargers with respected (or once respected but now forgotten) brand names can be bought used for less money than Freestyle wants for the Holga. I think there were at least a couple for sale at the last camera show I attended for less than $100 Canadian. If you let your friends, family and colleagues at work know you are interested in getting an enlarger, you may be surprised at what will turn up. Darkroom work used to be a much more common hobby than it is at present, and there are a lot of enlargers gathering dust in basements and attics. That being said, the Holga enlarger appears to be better than the brand name would suggest. Peter. -- |
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Walter Anderson wrote:
Has anyone used the Holga enlarger? If so what do you think? It appears to be an amateur grade 6x6 condenser enlarger of a style that was pretty common half a century ago. Similar type enlargers with respected (or once respected but now forgotten) brand names can be bought used for less money than Freestyle wants for the Holga. I think there were at least a couple for sale at the last camera show I attended for less than $100 Canadian. If you let your friends, family and colleagues at work know you are interested in getting an enlarger, you may be surprised at what will turn up. Darkroom work used to be a much more common hobby than it is at present, and there are a lot of enlargers gathering dust in basements and attics. That being said, the Holga enlarger appears to be better than the brand name would suggest. Peter. -- |
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Last camera show I attended they were practically giving away enlargers
smaller than 4x5 and I saw a nice D-II go for $100 with lens and carrier. -- darkroommike ---------- "Walter Anderson" wrote in message ... Has anyone used the Holga enlarger? If so what do you think? I was thinking of getting one. Thanks |
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Last camera show I attended they were practically giving away enlargers
smaller than 4x5 and I saw a nice D-II go for $100 with lens and carrier. -- darkroommike ---------- "Walter Anderson" wrote in message ... Has anyone used the Holga enlarger? If so what do you think? I was thinking of getting one. Thanks |
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