Re: Enlarger filter question + my next Gallery submission

SteveS <sgshiya@xxxxxxxxxxxx> · Tue, 18 Jan 2005 17:24:27 -0800

If that's the rub. You may do well to buy the blue and green filters and 
have all sorts of range.  By the same token, you would find buying a grade 3 
paper, and flash it for longer range, or use the Edwall Ultra Black for 
higher contrast.

Steve Shapiro

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From: "James B. Davis" <jbdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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Subject: Re: Enlarger filter question + my next Gallery submission

On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 19:51:57 +0200, "kpp@xxxxxxxxxx" <kpp@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote/replied to:

first i should be more specific with the question....indeed we are missing 
a no3 filter and we cannot get one anytime soon. (there are still the 
opemus 6 enlargers with the onboard filtration though

Kostas, if you Email me privately with your postal address, I will
send you a set of Durst MG filters free. I don't think I'll ever be
using them, so you might as well have them. I think they are all
there, and in excellent shape. They even come in the original Durst
plastic box.

Pay it forward!

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