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Photo Forum / Film Photography / Darkroom / December 2004Anyone used the Dauxlite II burning in tool (tone painter)?
The manufacturer's website posts several positive user comments. Does anyone here have personal experience. At $179.00 I wonder if it's worth the price and if I would use it enough to justify the cost. G A link would have been very useful. For production use, where one is creating a series of print, I suppose any tool is good and for a commercial lab the price does not seem that far out of line. For the home darkroom. That's more than I spent for a D-2 and a D-3 Omega.  Signaturedarkroommike ---------- > The manufacturer's website posts several positive user comments. Does > anyone here have personal experience. At $179.00 I wonder if it's > worth the price and if I would use it enough to justify the cost. > G Here's a link. http://www.dauxlite.com/ But what I'm looking for is opinion based on personal experience with the product. G > A link would have been very useful. For production use, where one is > creating a series of print, I suppose any tool is good and for a commercial [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > worth the price and if I would use it enough to justify the cost. > > G It's a flashlight. You can buy a case of flashlights for less, add pieces of ROSCO gel to each light and make a brace of specialized flashing tools for less than this thing. And the "precise calibration" means nothing since you'll be moving the thing during the flashing exposure. Signaturedarkroommike ---------- > Here's a link. http://www.dauxlite.com/ But what I'm looking for is > opinion based on personal experience with the product. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > worth the price and if I would use it enough to justify the cost. > > > G |
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