Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/06/10
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On the easel: I disagree with the other writer. The V35 has a column height adjustment to let you use any easel, within reason. This is based on mid-80s production & memories almost as old, but I'm pretty certain. Bob G At 11:14 PM 6/9/2001, you wrote: >I have been reviewing old LUG postings and searching elsewhere on the >web for information on the V35 enlarger I recently purchased. One >assertion I am having trouble with is respect to using an easel with >this enlarger. > >Specifically, I read a thread where the writer insisted that for the >Auto focus feature of the V35 to function correctly a "Lietz Easel of >(exactly) 25 mm must be used". I have not yet purchased an easel but is >this assertion correct? > >The other question is from someone who has only used old Durst B&W >enlargers twice (me) and pertains to the Cyan, Yellow and Magenta >settings on the V35 for B&W prints. > >My understanding is that with Agfa grade 2 print paper the initial/basic >settings are as follows: > >Cyan dial is always left at Zero. > >Yellow is initially set at Zero and increased in increments of 30 to >lower contrast > >Magenta is initially set at Zero and increased in increments of 30 to >increase contrast. > >Any advice on these issues or other suggestions for using this enlarger >correctly is greatly appreciated. > >Regards, > > >Greg J. Lorenzo >Calgary, Alberta