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While I did not get the, I scouted for more locally and found that these are available at the moment, and I want to decide between them more or less: • A New (old stock) Quarter-plate (3.25' x 4.25'). Either based on Agfa or an Agfa design. (I will be getting this from the manufacturer, they are still in business and have support/service available) • A used Quarter-plate (3.25' x 4.25') enlarger similar to the above, ex-studio. • used Durst 805 (colour) • ex-studio BW Cabinet / Half-plate (4.5' x 6.5') - 'sold by Agfa'. I dont know the lens info on the used enlargers, and from #1, I have mostly Congo lenses available - again, New-Old stock and I am not so enthused with those (unknown storage conditions, near new prices.) Three Questions: (I will be using these to enlarge 35mm,120(6x7,6x9) and 4x5.) 1. What should I look for, in the box, in terms of parts etc., from the Enlargers (all but the Durst are condensers, I am told; I have the for it). Which are the major parts I should check for functionality?

I will be checking for obvious signs of rust, rough usage, electricals being okay or near okay, and if the lenses, then whether they have fungus, coverage for the different formats(negative holders) etc., finally: 3. I would like to print large from my 4x5' negatives, equivalent to say 3'+ or so magnification - would the condenser enlargers be okay with this - or would there be too much of a dust-enforced(!) issue?

(per 1,,) Too many houses are being constructed around us, with minimal prevention of dust/dirt If you have any alternate suggestions, that would be great too! I have a Durst, and have used several other Durst models. They tend to be good quality, but, as mentioned, check bulb availability. One issue I encountered with the M670 and Graduate models was slipping in the height adjustment.

These examples were in a college environment, with constant use and abuse. You should, however, check by raising the head and ensuring it stays in position. My own preference would be the Durst, assuming bulbs for it are readily available, but be aware that spares, like negative holder glass and inserts can be expensive. The more accessories it comes with, the better.

Only the half-plate enlarger is big enough to do 4x5'. Make sure it has all the necessary negative carriers you need and that making new ones is not unnecessarily complicated.