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Great color photogrophy doesn't come from one print to the next...enlargements that
eosily. It usuallg takes a creatiue qq a lot of will be rich in detail and color saturation.
patience, and a little bit oJ luck to get just
the leeling you u)ant out ol the photogrophic subiect The anatomy of an analvzer
you've selected. Naturally. putting thatfeeling on paper All color analyzers consist of three basic parts: 1.A light
should leave as little as possible to chance. sensitive probe that sits on your enlarger easel to read the
Unlike you, a Beseler color analyzer does not work light coming from the negative. 2. An internal memory
with a creatiue eye, patience, or luck. It works, rather bank with program adjustment knobs.3. A meterthat con-
with an unerring electronic eye, coupled with precise verts the "electronic information" to usable numbers.
colorfilter sysfems and density euoluating technology. No matter how sophisticated an analgzer gets. its true
These elements combine to giue gou super-occurote ex- essence always lies in these three basic components.
posure andfiltration readings with the minimum waste
oJ time, poper and chemistry. So you can moke out-
standing color prints with your enlarger sgstem, whether How do you use it?
you're printing from color negatiues or slides. Smoll Using a color analyzer is even easier than understanding
wonderi then, that Beseler Photo Multiplier analyzers what it does! Makino color nrints with the heln of an ana-
are the choice of more knowledgeable photographers lyzer is a simple thre6-step piocedure
than ony other brsnd. 1. Create "The ldeall'There is one preliminary step re-
quired before putting an analyzer into action. You must first
"set the standard" to which all future results will be com.
pared. This is accomplished by selecting a "reference" nega.
What is a color analyzer? tive or slide, and then making an ideal print from it by the
To understand how a color analvzer works. it helns to trial-and-enor method. Everv Beseler analvzer instruction
know a few basic facts. manual provides helpful suggestions on how to make that
A color analyzer is an electronic device that can both read first perfect reference print.
and store information about the color and ouantitu of liqht 2. "Program" the analyzer with that ideal. The next
coming from any negative or slide. Then it can compare t-his step is to program the analyzer with the color and exposure
data to that of any number of subsequent negatives or slides data of yourrelerence negative. This may sound technically
that you may want to print to help you get consistent results challenging, but it's reolly nof. ln fact, the entire program-View original page 2Page 3 · Read text
ming procedure only takes a minute or so! Simply pick a Why Beseler analyzers are better
spot on your negative (such as a flesh tone) whose color will Like all Beseler products. our color anahzers have beenappear on subsequent negatives you want to print. Then carefully designed'to answer every conceivable need that
place your probe on that spot and read each primary color may arise in your color printing procedure. Compact, easy-
of light coming from that spot (four readinga in all: cyan, to-use, and easy-to-read in the darkroom, every detail of a
magenta, yellow, and white light). Turn the programming Beseler analyzer is geared to uncompromising function.knobs to "null" (i.e. zero) the meter needle as the orobe Perhaps that is why Beseler has so quickly become thereads each color. That's all there is.to it. Your anahrzer is world's largest manufacturer of Photo Multiplier color ana-
now programmed to reproduce the color balance and den- tyzers.
sity of your reference print on any prints made from other
negatlves.
An alternative to the spof method of programming is
called integrafion. Use integration when your relerencenegative does not have any color in common with the un- Wvg)ec
known negative you want to print. All Beseler analgzers
supply a special Light Integrator that fits under your enlarg-
ing lens. It mixes the light thoroughly for integration
programming.
Digitally signed by Mike Butkus
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hogram Adjustment Knobs uith calibrarion markings for unlinrited programnring
capacitg.
Tiny 3.2rrrrr probe apenrrre nrakes it easy to take spot readings of the exact area
to be analvz€d.
3. Analyze your unknoum negative or slide. Now that Large. illumirrated. easy-to-read rneter scales.
your analyzer is programmed, you're ready to make high The following features are common to all
quality color prints. Without ever making another test strip! Beseler color analyzers:
Simply put any new negative or slide in your enlarger. Plaie
the probe on an area projecting the same color you pro- Photo Multiplier: Detects Infinitesimal Changes in
grammed for: a flesh tone, blue sky, green grass, etc. Then Light; Offers Greater Low-Light Sensitivity, Too.
adjust your filter pack and lens aperture to null the meter. First and foremost among the advantages of all Beseler
When the meter is nulled, vou're finished analvzinq. The color analyzers is their state-of-the-art light detection sys-
correct filtration and expoiure for that print is in" your tem. At the heart of this svstem is an incrediblv responsive
enlaroer: Photo Multiplier, which cin measure a density change as
ThEre's no limit to the number of negatives you can prrnt, small as 0.000001 foot candles. This is the equivaleniof a
as long as you don't change the emulsion number of the
paper you are using. If you change to a different sDe, sur- li:":i."S":fl ffJlf; :'.'i??r'lf :i"ti:#itv'oran".O
face, or brand of paper, you should make a new program In selecting a color analyzer. also keep in mind that other
to compensate for the specific emulsion characteristics of types of light detectors are sensitive enough for making
the new paper. Naturally, the same holds true if you change small. or normal-sized prints. But only-verya Photo Multiplierlrom printing negatives to printing slides, since the type of has the sensitivity to respond to the low light leivels
paper recommended for prints from slides is different. Once encountered when making larger prints, 16 x 20 and up.
you've reprogrammed {or slides, your sophisticated color particularly when working with dense negatives. Beseler
print "assembly line" is once again ready for action! anallzers are capable of reading light levels as low asView original page 3Page 4 · Read text
1/10,000 of a foot candle! The CdS cells. Selenium cells, These are provided to help you orient the probe.at the best
and Silicon Blue cells used in other instruments can nor angle to receive the most light when taking your readings-
match this level of oerformance. a necessary orientation for consistency and repeatability
Another benefit of a Photo Multiplier's great sensitivity in programming and analyzing. It's just another way that
is that it reads accurately with a very small probe aperture, Beseler keeps you in control of all the variables that can
(the light sensitive area of the probe). A small aperture is affect the final appearance of your printl
vital for pinpoint readings that can isolate the visually im-
portant area of your negative or slide. With many other Highest quality, U.L. approved electrical system The
analyzers, you must change to a larger aperture size and power system of the Beseler line of analyzers was as carefully
reprogram the instrument when working under very low- planned as every other facet of their design . . . for safety,
light conditions. reliability, and convenience. To begin with, each analyzer
incorporates Solid State Circuitry for instant warm-up with- Patented Safety Overload Circuitry An exclusive fea- out drift. Power is supplied through a hea'vy-dutyr, grounded ture you'll find on all Beseler analgzers is patented Safety 3-wire AC line cord. Moreover, the heavilv insulited cord Overload Circuitry. This fail-safe circuitry automatically pro- connecting the probe to the analyzer is further evidence tects your analyzer from loss of sensitivi$, accuracy, or of the uncompromising safety standards employed in the blinding should you inadvertently turn on the lights in your design and manufacture of all Besel er analyzers standards darkroom. With some other analyzers, not only must you - that have earned each model U.L. approval (a desiqnation reprogram the analgzer after any accidental exposure ot that not allother analyzer brands can claim)! the probe to white light, but the probe may also be perma-
nently damaged with a loss of sensitivity.
Plus a built-in Voltage StabilizerA further step has been
taken to ensure consistent, repeatable results. Each analgz-
er is equipped with a built-in Voltage Stabilizer. This pre-
vents continuous fluctuations in the voltage coming into
your darkroom from affecting the reliability of your reay'-
ingr-u factor of critical impotance i;;;;"g .:"1;; *L)
Easy-to-use (for b&w too!) and easy-to-see Unlike
some of the complicated analyzing instruments on the mar
ke| you needn't be a technicalwizard to get the most out of
your Beseler analyzer. In fact, we've done everything pos-
sible to assure that using it is a simple, quick, and precise
procedure. From the easy-to-follow instructions (which are
both the simplest and most thorough you'll find an5nuhere)
to the positive, sure controls and easy-to-read meter, each
Beseler analyzer is aimed at making your life easier in the
darkroom. What's more, our instructions tell Vou how to
use your analyzer for black-and white printing as well, to
State-of-the-art printed circuit technology. determine correct exposure and paper grade or variable
contrast filter. In more wavs than one, vou'll find that our
Important note: Don't mistake Beseler's fully automatic comprehensive inshuction manuals piovide you with a
protection circuitry for the manual kind offered by other wealth of valuable darkroom knowledge.
anal5zers, where you must remember to turn a switch to Simplicity is the keynote of our operational profile as well.
cover the probe. Beseler believes that to be fully effective, Each analyzer places an uncomplicated, logical control
a protection circuit shouldn't be vulnerable to human error panel in your hands and presents a large, illuminated meter
or forgetfulness! to your eye-benefits you'll welcome in the darkroom.
Moreover, every Beseler instrument features a set of cali- Remote Probe forpositioning flexibility Each Beseler brated Memory Bank Adjustment Knobs, so you can log-in analyzer comes equipped with a Remote Probe at the end any program and then reset that program at a later date. of a long 6 ft. connecting cord (pm2M: 4 ft.), rather than With this unlimited programming capacity, you can make a the one piece design currently favored by some other man- program for negatives, a program for hansparencies, a pro- ufacturers. After years of experience in building, selling, and gramfordifferentpaper emulsions, or a program for anyion- using both types, Beseler engineers have concluded ihat a
remote probe offers numerous advantages. First, because of trol factor to which you'd like to standardize your results - all readyfor immediate recallwith a high levelof accuracy. its compactness, a remote probe can be positioned with
greater fle{bility and accuracy. Meanwhile, the main anal-
lzer console and its large meter can be positioned at the The stamp of approval: famous Beseler quality con-
most convenient viewing angle. Moreover, with the main trol and reliability When it's time to upgrade your dark-
easel, you don't run the room with the purchase of a color analyzer. consider tflnalyzer console removed from the
Urk of casting a shadow that will affect your readings while Beseler is the world's larges.t manufacturer of Photo Mt -making adjustments. Beseler analyzers combine the fea- plier color analyzers, and all Beseler units are made righ:l
tures that offer you the easiest working conditions with the here in the United States. Because of this high volume pro-
high performance that assures the most dependable results! duction, Beseler not only utilizes the most advanced engi-
neering and assembly techniques, but backs them with a
Orientation Arrows for positioning accuracy In look- stringent quality control program. This assView original page 4Page 5 · Read text
One way Beseler monitors quality is to actually moke as
many of the internal anaklzer components as possible. fu an example, you'll find that Beseler is one of the few com- T*\
panies whlch actually assembles the sophisticated electronic
printed circuit boards that go into the analyzers. But just ; is procedure as important the rigorous testing each analyzer
goes through before we give it our vote of confidence. For
decades now, Beseler has been the name photographers d
can trust for solid, high quality construction and durability.
And we want to assure that Beseler color anahaers are no
exception!
The analyzer that will take-on any assignment Many &d*@,
people new to color enlarging ask whether Beseler analyz- # ers can be used with their own enlarger or colorhead, or
whether they can use our anal5zers to print their slides as *,t# * !*'.i well. The answer to both questions is an unqualified yes! str
Beseler analyzers can be used with any enlarger in the world
and provide equally elfective results with the new dichroic
filtration colorheads orwith color printing filters. Moreover,
you'llfind a Beseler analyzer useful in helping you to deter- m, mine the proper exposure for printing those favorite slides 'w @.,, in your collection. And in some instances, a color analyzer 'Y/
wiil even help you obtain a print with color balance and sat- : uration superior to the original transparency! {{flrye{t/Iive models to choose from The most difficult choice .ffiU, face in buying an analyzer may not be which brand to ,l buv, but which Beseler model to select! For Beseler offers
five distinct models - allwith attractive features, and within reach of even the tightest photographic budget. If you look
closely, chances are you'll find a model that will suit your
needs, for a price that you can comfortably afford. So no
matter what your level of experience or your budget, there
is a Beseler anahzer that's been "custom-made" for vour
darkroom!
Beseler Color Analyzers . . . for prints of perfect color balance and exposure,
whether you start from negatives or slides.View original page 5Page 6 · Read text
The inside story on Photo Multipliers Beseler pmlA Color Analyzer
Beseler color analyzers are the most light sensitive avail- Low-priced and easy-to-use, the pmlA is the perfect
able. Because unlike many other analyzers, each of the four analyzer for the color enthusiast with a limited budget. The
Beseler models utilizes a Photo Multiplier light sensor which pmlA delivers the same electronic reliability and the same
literally "multiplies" the effect of even e>ctrZmely low levels consistent results that you'll get from any of our higher
of light, and translates this effect into readable signals. priced units, with all the aforementioned benefits. Tailored
The Beseler Photo Multiplier consists of a series of elec- to offer all of the essential features for color analgzing, the
tronic terminals, each building up these signals to a read- pmlA's deisgn is a marvel of engineering achievement. For
ablecurrentlevel. The terminals include one Photo-Cathode example, no other U.S. manufacturer offers an analgzer'in
nine Dynodes, and one Anode. the pmlA's price range with the sensitivip of a Photo Mul-
Light entering the photo multiplier through the small
3.2mm probe aperture falls on the Photo-Cathode causing
electrons to be emitted. The electrons are focused to travel
to the lst Dynode, then are redirected towards the 2nd
Dynode and so on through all nine until they finally arrive
at the Anode.
One electron falling upon a Dynode causes an average
of five electrons to be emitted. Bv the time the electrons
have reached the Anode, the original current has been amp-
lified almost two million times!
One more inherent advantage of the Beseler Photo Mul-
tiplier is its abilip to amplify current without creating elec-
MULTIPLICATION WPICAL OF rranzer uv besehr ONE ELECTRON AS IT HITS EACH SUCCESSIVE DYNODE FM'IA *m
tronic noise. In other sensing devices this noise eventually
overpowers the signal and the analyzer runs out of sensitivity.
With your Beseler color analyzer, you can be sure the signal
is clean and pure, so your instrument can tell ynu just what
it'b seeing.
tiplier light detector. Combined with its other functionalfea-
These are just some of the tangible highlights of the com- tures, the pmlA is certain to speed up and increase the
plete Beseler family of color anal5zers. Combined with in- productivity.of your color darkroom. The analyzer's easily
tangibles like the way your anah,Ver responds to your needs read null balance tq2e meter lets you simply adjust the filter
in the darkroom and the way it produces always-satisfyng pack until.the meterreads null, $.5. zero) una y.i, tluu" V"rt results, we think Beseler offers you a color analyzer line conect color balance. Then open or close the enlarging-lens
like no other. And we think one visit to ybur Beseler dealer aperture until the meter reads null and you have the conect
will convince yrou, too. exposure for your print. It couldn't be easier...or faster!
And if darkroom space is a consideration, the pmlA is
an on-target choice. Not only is it the smallest of oui Beseler
Photo Multiplier color analyzers, but it can be easily wall-
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the analper console stores the probe when it is not in use.
And the same handle you use for camying the anal5zer orO:BEsElE;IA TRADITION OF QUALIW SINCE 1869 hanging it on your wall can be used to prop up the analyzer
at the most comfortable and convenient viadng angle Beseler Photo Morkeling Co., Inc. when you use it on your enlarging table top. For top per- 8 Fernwood Rd., Florhom Pork, N.J. 07932 formance at a minimum price, the pmlA is the sensible
CopyrightOl9S0 BPM choice!
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Beseler prn2L Color Analyzer venient exposure scale takes your creative needs into ac
There are many reasons why the pm2L is the world's count, too. Because it gives you the flexibility to vary either
bes.t selling color analyzer, but they can probably be summed the f/stop or the printing time, whichever you preier. For
up by its unique blend of features, performance. and modest example. you may want to expose for the longest possible
price. time and vary the aperture when dodqinq and buininq.in.
One of the most important roles in the pm2l's value Other times, you may wish to print at i fJvorite f stop ind
story is played by a meter that sets an industry standard for let the printing time vary. With all that and more going for
it, is it any wonder that there are more pm2l's in service
today than any other analyzer'?
Beseler pm3l- Color Analyzer
If you're really serious about doing your own color print
ing. if the ultimate convenience and productivity which re-
su.lt from it are impoftant to you.. .see the pm3l. [t has many
advanced features which increase the speed and accuracy
with which you can turn oq! superb prints. yet the price rs
a still surprisingly moderate. The'resuli. of course. is uolue.
PM2L That's hard to beat!
color andyzer by beseler . The instant you turn the pml3l on. you'll see one of the teatures which contributes to the unit's exceptional speed:
a digital readout. Brightness is. of course. adiustabre on the
flflf
its logical simplicity and utility. It is a full 4 rs" long from
end to end, generously large by any standard. And in addi-
tion to being fully illuminated, the meter features a luminous
Day Glo n needle to assure easy legibility even under difficult
darkroom conditions. Fr-rrther, to avoid eye parallax error.
a narrow Mirror Band has been added to the meter face.
This minor band always reminds you to take your sightings
from directly in froni of the meter-the conect 'iewing
angre.
. But atrighly visible meter is not the only factor that makes the. pm2l a stand-out performer. Even more important
perhaps is the analgzer's fully linear response-a capability
Beseler enginecrs.into every pm2L to very close tolerances
at the factory. Technically speaking, lineai response means
the meter needle responds proportionatty to the amount
of light and color the Photo Muitiplier is ieading. In more
practical terms, it means the pm2l has a mete"r in which
the numbers on the scales stand for realfiltration and nrint- ing time values. So you can read the exact filtration and ,/,7 exposure necessary tq ad{ or subtract from your print. Fr/l-.-H r-----d- directly from those scales! one other interesting feature of
the pm2l's exposure and filtration scales is thal vou'll find
equal spacing increments between units from one end of
the scale to the other. (You may observe on some other i--\Ihave ()rientati()n arr()u,s linear response analgzers that the calibration units are All Beseler analyzer probes
fl exibility. crowded together at one extreme. This can make it rather for positioning
difficult to "split hairs" in trying to derive accurate value
)4$inssfllhere s even more to- the pm2l's superior design plan. Yhe extra wide ronge.of the analyzer's meter scales helps
assure that you'll get the results you want on the first try-
even with those negatives and slides that have extraordinary
filtration or exposure requirements. The meter shows a
full filtration range of 200 units ( - 100cc to 100cc) and
printing tlT_".r from 1 to 100 seconds. And the versatility
of the pm2l's meter doesn't stop there. The meter's con- The pm2M's four-scale meter includes optical density
scale for on-easel densitometrv!View original page 7Page 8 · Read text
big Itz inch L.E.D.'s. but even at the dimmest settings you
can still read the digits at a glance. There's no chance of
misreading the meter dial. because there is no meter dial!
Perhaps the ultimate advance in analyzer technology for
glyone who must use several different programs is the
Memory Module. A separate interchangeable electronic de-
vice. each module can be programmed for a different refer-
ence. You might program one module for fleshtones.
another for a gray card, a third for "integrated" readings
and so on. When you change from one reference to another.
lmply eject the module that's in place and plug in another.
Reentering different programs using modules is both faster
and much more accurate than using panel controls. Natu-
rally you can always reprogram a Hodule or add more
modules. The handy Program Verifu SLuitch makes it easy
to check on the program which is in each module.
. Naturally. for seldom used programs. you can simply use the regular Vanable Programming Bank.just as you-would
use an ordinary analyzer. You can switch instantly between
the program in this built-in memory and the memory mod-
ule. using a handy knob next to the module receptacle.
Beseler pm3l is one of the great values in darkroorn
equipment. It is truly an analyzer with "tomorrow's tech-
nology at yesterday's price."
and can be used to store a separate 4 channel negative or slideftseler pm4l. Color Analyzer a complete library of ref-!m2M Color Analyzer program, allowing you to build up
Our proudest achievements, the pm2M and pm4l are ere.nce -p-rograms - all instantly retrievable with exact repeat. loaded with professional features which represent the ulti- ability. Modules are snapped easily into place with a solid
mate refinement in the state-of the-color analyzer design. and secure 6-pin connector, and are removed instantly by
The two units are essentiallv identical. with the verv obvious using the analyzer's Module Ejection Leuer. Each module
exception of the readouts: ihe pm2M has an Anal-og meter, can.be programmed to a high degree of precision. thanks
the pm4l has an L.E.D. display. to the wide range 10-turn potentiometeis which control
But with all of their sophistication, every feature of these each channel. And to make sure that your module settinqs
units combines operational simplicity with-uncompromising have not been accidentally changed between us"s. a coi
function-remembering that the basic purpose of a coloi venient Program Verifu Sruifch is located next to the module
analgzer is to help you to make beautiful prints...faster and bank. One touch of the Verify Switch gives an instant visual
easier than ever before. check as to the status of the program presently being stored
The heart of the programming system is its unique Pro in the module-a Beseler exclusive! Finallv. a set ofJour in.
gram Module Bank.which utilizes plug in memory modules dicator lights on the Module Bank keepi you apprised of
which increase programming efficiency to an unprece- which color channel the analyzer is operating on-so you
dented level. One module is supplied with your analyzer. never turn the wrong pot by mistake.
Additional modules are available separately Each module Like the other Beseler analyzer models, these also offer
a Variable Programming Bank on the main console, with
calibration markings for reentering various programs And
an added feature 6xtends the accilracy witl-L wnich vou can
use this bank: the advantage of decade pots (switches) for
coarse adjustment and continuously variable uemier con.
trols for fine adjustment on each channel. Meanwhile, as
with the Module Bank, a convenient set of color channel
indicator lights is provided on this Variable Bank.
But that's just the beginning. The analyzers have one of
the most advanced optical systems ever given to a color
analyzer. The sensitive Photo Multiplier light detector is lo
cated inside the main analyzer console rather than inside
the probe, permitting the units to utilize a smaller probe
than any other Beseler analyzer. Not only does this make it
easier to position. but minimizes the distance from the easel
plane to the surface of the probe, adding to the accuracy of
the instrument when working at small magnifications.
Light hitting the probe is transmitted to the Photo Multi.
plier by an armorclod g/oss t'iber optic bundle-the most
advanced materialavailable for this purpose. Not only does
our glass fiber optic conduct light more efficiently thin the
plastic variety used in other analyzers. but it is ilso more
flexible for positioning the probe on the easel. What's more.
a magnetic base on the probe helps to insure that it never
Specifications srrbject to charrge rlithotrt notice.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
clrifts out of positiort while yor:'re takirlg your readings. And
to top it off. Beseler pr.rts each fiber optic br'rrrdle through.a
costl_v,ntachining anci ltc,lishing process. to itlcrease the light
tranvrission efftierrcv. The relult is a fiber optic cable that
maxinrizes the light ttiatlsmissiotr and permits the use of a
minia ture ltrobe' for clller,rtitlg cotlvetliellce.
The superior Cosine CorrJctiorr system of the pm2M and
pr14l is ihe fi.ishilg tor.rch o. the apalyze-rs' ur.rnlatched
irptical periornt.,rpce. lt ipcludes the same Orierltatiorl Ar
rr>rvs fOLrnd in our other Beseler rr]odels to aid in correct
positrolilg. .rs vyell as ii Cosipe Correctiol Lever that ar-rgles
ihe probe to tlt't oyrtitrrttt'tl liqht irrciderlct'
I jke its otiter conrl)oltentl. the nteter of the ryn2M puts it
i1 1 categ,rv bg'itseli. l'Ite largest nreter of .irly_Beseler color
a,talvzer-lit also ltrovicies nt()re infornration. Itour separate
rr-reter sccrles grve -v,-ou (-ut iltstant readout of filtratiorl..print den optical arld (f.r white) apd black tir1e.ilg ll.ller gracle -t'he to fr.rll frorll.0 rarlge the covers scale ,',1riicnl*de',sitv siti.
2 (t a".l lterrr-rits ,r' eeisel cle.sitonretry-a borrus for those
6,ho are'accust6llecl to ursipg depsitonleterS to obtairl ex
p,rr,,,ru inforntation.'fhe pnt4l offers the increased working
,r-roo.t .,t't.l the eas"- readiilg ccltlvetlietlce of big r:r inch LED
illurninated digits.
Beseler Audible Repeating Enlarging Timer 'l-he perfect nrate to Vour Beseler color atlalyzer. our
Audlble' Repeating Enlarginq Tinier ofiers several benefits
vou r.vo't't r,vartt tti do rvithor-rt. [--,r statlers. Beseler qr'rality "beep" to help you--tirne ancl precisiort. Plus arr audible
doclging ancl burning procedr_rres. (c.an be switchecl off .) AII
\ sold state arld self reset -. ting. the Beseler timer
als6 offers h-rrninous dials
.lrcl controls to nlake it
easv to use ilt the dark. It is equipped with two Q!..- grounded 5(X) watt out
lets (for enlarger and safe
light) and a receptacle for
an optionarl foot switch.
Beieler Analite Darkroom Exposure Meters
No rnore wasted time and paperlPrecisior-i darkroom ex'
posure meters elirni.ate triai and enor itl both black arld
ivhite tr'd color pri'tilg-fronr .'ty lregative or slide on arly
paper. You cntr adjust eriher the timer or the letrs-apefiure'
irre calibrated. ready to use-r-ro test ytrint needed. Everl be
qinners can nrake piints right away. Priced to fit anv budget'
Analite 300
Economical ertlarging exposure meter features simplicity
of operatiott attd ptouet, desigrl Operates off household
AC current apd has ipterperl uoltage stabrlizatiorl with neorl
power and exposure illdicators. Uses spot reading system
apd ipdicates exposure times from 1 to 60 seconds. as well
as paper grade.
Analite 400
Newl-u- designed Multi Purpose Darkroonr Meter is direct
reading'and totally it-ntrutte torr'hite light blirldillg or."mem
ory" eifects. Supplenretrtary dial-overlay- (in.cluded,) allows
foi direct foot candle readings. Plus: ' 1(X)"i, solid state'
' Gallium arsenide sensor . Seirsitivrt_v to 0.005 ft. carldles
' ANSI speeds. 10 1000 Exposure time: 1 1(X) seconds
Paper grades. 0 5 ' Spot or itrtegra.ted readirrgs (diffuser
inc'ludet) . LED displiiys atrd tratrs illunrinated dial ' 9 volt
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