k__43
Registered Film User
I just got a Kindermann 707 LPL with color head but no lens and no lens board. I'll finally be able to make 6x7 enlargements and I hope to go big with that one.
Since I got no manual I hope someone here can give me some hints.
First, what kind of lens board do I need? A square one or a round one like the Dursts? I want to use my Meopta Anaret 80mm first and later upgrade to a Rodenstock APO so both thread sizes are needed
Second, I've read somewhere in the net that one could also use the enlarger to project onto the wall. how do I do that? I saw a tilt mechanism but that doesn't go 90° or does it?
Maybe someone has that manual and is able to scan it for me? Thanks!
Since I got no manual I hope someone here can give me some hints.
First, what kind of lens board do I need? A square one or a round one like the Dursts? I want to use my Meopta Anaret 80mm first and later upgrade to a Rodenstock APO so both thread sizes are needed
Second, I've read somewhere in the net that one could also use the enlarger to project onto the wall. how do I do that? I saw a tilt mechanism but that doesn't go 90° or does it?
Maybe someone has that manual and is able to scan it for me? Thanks!
ath
Well-known
The lens boards are round and you can get them new (and expensive) e.g. from http://store.khbphotografix.com or any Jobo dealer.
For wall projection you loosen the big yellow (or black?) screw at the back of the head and just turn the complete head 90 degrees.
A manual in French is here: http://manuelsphoto.free.fr/
Enjoy, it's a very good enlarger.
For wall projection you loosen the big yellow (or black?) screw at the back of the head and just turn the complete head 90 degrees.
A manual in French is here: http://manuelsphoto.free.fr/
Enjoy, it's a very good enlarger.
k__43
Registered Film User
The lens boards are round and you can get them new (and expensive) e.g. from http://store.khbphotografix.com or any Jobo dealer.
For wall projection you loosen the big yellow (or black?) screw at the back of the head and just turn the complete head 90 degrees.
A manual in French is here: http://manuelsphoto.free.fr/
Enjoy, it's a very good enlarger.
Danke!
I'll have a look at home and will probably post another question
ath
Well-known
It's a bit hidden but this site: http://www.khbphotografix.com/LPL/ is a very useful LPL resource.
k__43
Registered Film User
It's a bit hidden but this site: http://www.khbphotografix.com/LPL/ is a very useful LPL resource.
Danke!
The lens boards at KHB are indeed quite pricy .. more that what I've paid for the enlarger itself. I think it's time for some DIYing
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