ページを印刷するTo fit the black-and-white condenser lamphouse on your
Ourst M 670 COlOR, first remove the negative carrier from
the enlarger head and slack off the two milled screws (24)
below the enlarger head (4). Then remove the colour head (1S)
from the enlarger together with the mixing box.
Unscrew the milled screw and remove the blanking plate.
From below insert the lamp holder (9) in the enlarger head
and screw the opal lamp (10) supplied into the lamp holder (23).
Mount the condenser lamphouse over the lower section of
the enlarger head and secure with the two milled screws (24).
Attach the condenser (6) supplied to the condenser lamp
house by engaging the milled screws (2S) in the cutouts on
the condenser housing. Secure the two screws.
Push the negative carrier into the enlarger head and plug
the lead of the enlarger into the socket of an exposure
timer, connecting the latter to the mains supply.
Before enlarging black-and-white films centre the lamp as
described for lamp centering with the Ourst M 670 BW.
Accessories for colour enlargements with the Ourst M 670 BW
If your enlarger is a Ourst M 670 BW and you want to enlarge
your own colour films, you can convert the enlarger to a full
scale colour unit with the separate ClS 670 conversion kit.
This kit consists of:
A colour mixing head
- A TRA 30S transformer or EST 30S voltage stabiliser
- A 100 watt 12 volt tungsten-halogen lamp
- A mixing box for films up to 24
x
36 mm.
To fit the ClS 670 colour conversion kit on your Ourst M 670
BW, first remove the negative carrier from the enlarger head.
Then slack off the milled screws (24) and remove the
condenser lamphouse (S) from the lower section of the
enlarger head. Unscrew the opal lamp (10) from the lamp
holder (9). slack off the milled screw (29) and pull the lamp
fitting out of the enlarger head. Cover up the lamp opening
by fixing the blanking plate from below so that no light
can emerge when you use the colour mixing head.
Fit the COLAMP 100 S tungsten-halogen lamp (18) in the
colour mixing head (15) so that the lamp is located between its
support (26) and the retaining springs (27) and so that the
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