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  • Photographic Enlargers: Medium Format Negative Carriers

    There are different types of medium format negative carriers that are useful for tweaking the appearance of you photographic print. Learn about medium format negative carriers and photographic...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Large Format Negative Carriers

    Using large format negative carriers can be useful when using a photographic enlarger and printing from a four by five negative. Learn more about large format negative carriers and photographic...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Easels

    Using an easel, or speed easel, is a useful tool for cropping your prints when using a photographic enlarger. Learn more about easels and photographic enlargers from a professional photographer in...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Lens Filters

    It's important to know how to use lens filters if you want your photos to turn out well when using a photographic enlarger. Learn more about using lens filters and photographic enlargers from a...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Safelight

    It's important not to use a red bulb when using a safelight and a photographic enlarger. Learn more about using a safelight and a photographic enlarger from a professional photographer in this...

  • What Is a Photographic Enlarger?

    A photographic enlarger is a piece of equipment used to produce photographic prints from film or glass negatives. Learn more about photographic enlargers and how to use them from a professional...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Light Source

    It's important to use the right light bulb with your photographic enlarger in order not to damage the equipment. Learn more about the light source of the photographic enlarger from a professional...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Condenser

    A condenser is a component used in a photographic enlarger in order to evenly spread out and mix the light of a photographic print. Learn more about condensers and photographic enlargers from a...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Filters

    Photographic enlargers use filters in order to control the contrast of the photographic print. Learn more about printers and photographic enlargers from a professional photographer in this free video.

  • Photographic Enlargers: Bellows

    The bellows, in a photographic enlarger, moves up and down and controls the focus. Learn more about photographic enlargers and bellows from a professional photographer in this free video.

  • Photographic Enlargers: 50mm Lens

    Using a 50 millimeter lens, in a photographic enlarger, is useful for controlling the light and sharpness of your print. Learn more about photographic enlargers and using a 50 millimeter lens from...

  • Photographic Enlargers: 75mm Lens

    Using a 75 millimeter lens, in a photographic enlarger, is great when printing medium formated film. Learn more about photographic enlargers and using a 75 millimeter lens from a professional...

  • Photographic Enlargers: 135mm Lens

    Using a 135 millimeter lens is a great for printing a four by five negative with a photographic enlarger. Learn more about photographic enlargers and using a 135 millimeter lens from a...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Chassis

    The chassis, or pulley, of a photographic enlarger is useful when attempting to properly align print. Learn more about photographic enlargers and the leveling chassis from a professional...

  • Photographic Enlargers: Timers

    The quality of your photographic print, depends on how long you choose to expose it. Learn about photographic enlargers and using timers from a professional photographer in this free video.

  • Photographic Enlargers: 35mm Negative Carrier

    It's important to make sure the notches of your 35 millimeter negative carrier fit properly in order not to damage your print. Learn more about 35 millimeter negative carriers and photographic...

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