harrydee
newbie
Reged: 25/07/2008
Posts: 1
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I gave up wet processing years ago and moved to digital. I have just looked through my old stuff and apart from the processing drum and numerous trays/plastic bottles etc. I have found my Philips system 2000 colour analyser [pca 2060],digital process timer [pdt 2015] and measuring probe [pdb 2053]. Question is , are these still desirable items or shall I junk the lot.
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Malcolm_Stewart
Carpal \'Tunnel
Reged: 11/07/2005
Posts: 2578
Loc: Milton Keynes, UK
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If my memory is correct I saw a Philips enlarger go for around £30 -£50 at a camera fair earlier in the year. At the same fair, I dithered and missed out on getting a Leitz Valoy enlarger for around £35. Whether I would have used it, and found storage space, I'm not sure.
I bought yet another developing tank not long ago (A Photax for £5 from a fair), and when I did some 120 developing a few weeks ago, the £5 Photax worked better wrt loading than tanks I'd bought years ago and kept.
There are a few specialist S/H darkroom gear vendors - they might be interested.
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Malcolm Stewart
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Rhys
Sasquatch
Reged: 15/01/2004
Posts: 3199
Loc: York (home of the speedbump)
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If my memory is correct I saw a Philips enlarger go for around £30 -£50 at a camera fair earlier in the year. At the same fair, I dithered and missed out on getting a Leitz Valoy enlarger for around £35. Whether I would have used it, and found storage space, I'm not sure.
I bought yet another developing tank not long ago (A Photax for £5 from a fair), and when I did some 120 developing a few weeks ago, the £5 Photax worked better wrt loading than tanks I'd bought years ago and kept.
There are a few specialist S/H darkroom gear vendors - they might be interested.
I've got a load of darkroom gear as well, Durst B&W enlarger (can't remember model but it does 6x7), focus finder (biggish one) trays, lenses for 35mm and 66, masking frames etc. Also got a couple of Patterson dev tanks, one I bought new and the other I got from a car boot sale for 50p in new condition (they didn't know what it was lol). My best enlarger lens is an old Ross brass jobbie still in it's case and with the price written in pencil on the bottom.. about £13/12/6d or something - I know it was an awful lot back then when it was new. Fantastic lens though.
All stuffed in my folks attic out of the way as I don't use them - but just in case, I've never got rid.
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NRIPN (Officially Nuts..)
RGMP.co.uk (My Website.. well early stages anyway)
Benchinistas.org.uk The home of Benchism
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Mojo_66
Rain Kat
Reged: 25/05/2006
Posts: 3378
Loc: Lancs
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Stick them on ebay, if they work then there's no reason to ditch them or donate them to a local college.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/mojo_black/
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John_K
addict
Reged: 03/09/2006
Posts: 575
Loc: North Yorks
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You could always give the guy at Second hand darkroom suplies a call and see what he thinks.
www.secondhanddarkroomsupplies.co.uk will give you his contact number.
He is based close to Witney in Oxfordshire.
Edited by John_K (23/08/2008 21:29)
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