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Rectangular dark slide with eight graduated density strips and white markings

Adorama

Adorama Delta Enlarging Print Projection Scale Exposure Aid 4x5" #12610

SKU CH-ECWY-6M2S7

Enables an accurate test print with a single exposure using eight density sections that each indicate a different printing time

  • Accurate test prints with a single exposure
  • Eight density sections show exact printing times
  • Designed for 4x5 inch enlarging workflows
  • New condition ensures reliable darkroom performance

Accurate Test Prints in One Exposure

The Adorama Delta Enlarging Print Projection Scale Exposure Aid produces an accurate test print with a single exposure. It is built for darkroom users who work with 4x5 inch negatives and need reliable density references. The negative is divided into eight sections of varying density, each indicating a different printing time. This tool suits photographers who want consistent results without repeated trial strips.

Simple Operation with No Power Required

The device operates passively and draws no power, so it adds no heat or noise to the darkroom. There are no electronic components, fans or moving parts to maintain. It functions entirely through optical density variation in the negative material. Photographers who need automated exposure analysis or digital readouts will not find those features here.

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Price $22.99
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Questions about this item

How do I use the 8 density sections on the Adorama Delta scale #12610 to make a single test print?

Place the scale on the easel, expose the paper once, then develop; each of the 8 sections shows a different printing time so you can read the correct exposure from one sheet.

Will the density sections on this projection scale fade or need replacement over time?

The scale is a fixed-density negative; its sections do not fade under normal darkroom use and require no periodic replacement.

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