Leica focomat v35 manual

 · I found no help in the owner's manual, nor "The Focomat Handbook", nor any forum. But you are wrong, it is not an easy task to align the V You will need a 4mm hex wrench, an 8mm socket wrench and a your deluxe assortment of damnations. As you have already taken away the arm's plastic cover, now look at the head end of the arm. For more information on the Leica Focomat V35, check out Claudio Bonavolta's excellent V35 page here. (I have also made a PDF file of the old original page that was unavailable for a while - however, Claudio's page is now back up with updated information - I leave the old one available for reference).original page. Manual: Instruction manual available. Model Notes Focomat IIc. The following unsigned review appeared in the now-defunct Modern Photography magazine, April The title of the review was "The Most Expensive Enlarger We've Ever Tested." I've edited it for brevity. Manufacturer's Specifications: Leitz Focomat lIc Enlarger.

9 thoughts on " Working with the Leitz Focomat V35 Enlarger " Robbie Bedell 5 February at pm. Hi Michael, There should be clicks on the lens. You might send it off to Don at DAG Camera. I think he could add the clicks for you! I used the V35 at two of the newspapers I worked for and always loved using them. The only enlarger I have actually bought was a Leica Focomat V35 (What else?:)) The reasons were that I was a Leica nut and I found the idea of an autofocus enlarger pretty cool. Of course it is totally pointless to have autofocus on an enlarger for low volume leisure photo printing:) It was a very cool enlarger, really. I was so proud of it! Saunders (see it's review) and the Leica Focomat V If you shoot exclusively 35mm (or have the space for another enlarger), the Focomat is near perfection. The Focatar 40mm lens allows you to do 20X24 prints on the baseboard (though without an easel).

9 thoughts on “ Working with the Leitz Focomat V35 Enlarger ” Robbie Bedell 5 February at pm. Hi Michael, There should be clicks on the lens. You might send it off to Don at DAG Camera. I think he could add the clicks for you! I used the V35 at two of the newspapers I worked for and always loved using them. I found no help in the owner's manual, nor "The Focomat Handbook", nor any forum. But you are wrong, it is not an easy task to align the V You will need a 4mm hex wrench, an 8mm socket wrench and a your deluxe assortment of damnations. As you have already taken away the arm's plastic cover, now look at the head end of the arm. For more information on the Leica Focomat V35, check out Claudio Bonavolta's excellent V35 page here. (I have also made a PDF file of the old original page that was unavailable for a while - however, Claudio's page is now back up with updated information - I leave the old one available for reference).