Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/09/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Erwin Puts wrote: > > ><Snip> They have produced a very ingenious > instrument, called Splitgrade, that you use in place of the > Multigrade head of the Focomat V35. (It is also available for the IC > and IIC and many other enlarger types. The instrument has a > multigrade module, a timer, a probe to analyse the negative and a > software databank of all papers with all its specially calibrated > density data and gradation curves. > The use is simplicity itself. ><Snip> > Erwin Sounds like a point and shoot for the Darkroom! Is there an interface other than the probe? I've just been trying to find out more information on what I thought was its website. http://www.heiland-electronic.de/ as www.heilandelectronic.de did not work at all. Can't find a thing yet as it's all in German! Just as long as I can tweak what they give me it's OK with me; a manual override. I'd rather print my own negative shot with a fully automatic camera than the opposite! I'm going into the darkroom now and the sun is shining (outside). This afternoon before dinner I'll be about to knock out somewhere between 6 and 12 fiber 8 by 10's and go through 20 to 50 sheets of paper. Testing and tweaking is what printing is. IF my output could be multiplied I wouldn't mind it at all. But I'd like to be in on it! Mark Rabiner