The Beseler Printmaker 67 Dichro is a full-featured American made enlarger that can produce excellent enlargements from any 6x7cm or smaller negative or transparency including 35mm.

The Dichro-S colorhead that is supplied with this enlarger has dial-in continuously variable permanent, non-fading 0-200 yellow, magenta and cyan filters, that make it easy to print from color negatives or from color slides. They are also an excellent and convenient ways of printing on variable-contrast black & white papers.

The colorhead also has a white light position for fast, accurate focusing. The Printmaker 67 Dichro enlarger is at home in any darkroom, but its compact size makes it a particularly good choice for use in a small darkroom, and its ease of assembly and storage are much appreciated attributes for a temporary or portable darkroom.

NOTE: Does Not Include Lens, Lensboard & Negative Carrier

The Printmaker 67 Dichro can produce prints up to 11 x 14" on the baseboard and much bigger enlargements by reversing the column and projecting onto the floor.

Counterbalanced elevation system

The focus knob can be attached for left or right hand use.

A below-the-lens accessory holder and a built-in calibrated column elevation scale are supplied with the enlarger

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come with a timer? Or is it sold separately? If so, where could I find it?

A: Analu,You will need to buy an enlarger timer. They have them at B&H. Just go back to Photo DarkroomEnlargers, then click onto Enlarger accessories and scroll down below the Narrow the Results section on the left of your screen until you see Accessory Types and then scroll down within that box till you get to timers. I have both the Time-O-Lite (not sure if it is the GR90 or GR72R...mine is synched to automatically turn off the enlarger light when the time is done) I also have the GraLab 300 which is fine and was suggested to me over the phone by the B&H salesman who said this is what I wanted intstead of the Time-O-Lite. I have an OLD GraLab 300 that I use to keep time for my class and that the students use for putting their prints through the chemicals. I love it....I always just turn off the buzzer. I did not realize that the new 300's do not have that feature...you can read the reviews on both the different timers. Apparently you can turn down the sound.....I still have to look for that feature. The plastic covering over the on/off switch is a bit clumsy to me. I really like my Time O Lite better for using with my enlarger; the disadvantage is that yo have to reset it for any extra time needed beyond 60 seconds. I don't find that such a big deal. The advantage of the GraLab is it is in minutes and you just watch the second hand......(sometimes I Iose track of the second hand which why I like the Time O Lite......it watches the enlarger for me.) Good luck.....they both work fine; just determine what will get on your nerves.:-) PhyllisPS I don't think I paid $100+ for the GraLab....maybe $40.....maybe I got it via the used section? It was new when I got it......talk to the sales person

Q: 2. How many condenser lenses are supposed to come with it? The one I received 2 weeks ago from you only has 2. The 67c I supposed to have 3. Not sure if one was missing with mine or not.

A: This version of the Beseler Printmaker 67 Condenser Enlarger (B&H# BEPM67C) comes with just a single 50mm 3.5 Beslar lens.

Q: 3. Does this enlarger do colour film?

A: No,the Beseler Printmaker 67 Condenser Enlarger is a black and white system. One needs an enlarger with a color head to print color negatives. https://bhpho.to/2JM0Lw4

Q: 4. Good morning I am finding this enlarger too be bright. Exposures are 5 seconds otherwise they are over exposed, develop almost black at 10 seconds exposure - too short for dodging and burning. I am using F16 aperture , Id rather be at f8 Ilford multigrade paper Ilford multigrade developer Darkroom is dark and passed coin test without fogging. I’d like to know if there is a replacement bulb For this model in lower wattage OR Which nd filters can I use below the lens? Thank you

A: At the moment there are not any available lamps that are of a lower wattage, or any compatible ND filters that can be used with this specific enlarger.

Q: 5. Can I use this enlarger to make 16" x 20" prints?

A: The Printmaker 67VC can produce beautiful enlargements up to 11 x 14" on the baseboard and much larger prints by reversing the column and projecting onto the floor.

Q: 6. What is the purpose of the below lens filter holder? What can it be used for? I know that the contrast filters go up above in the enlarger housing. Thanks.

A: I believe that in this case it is based on personal preference. It can hold a safelight filter, or if you prefer the glass filters to the plastic sheet filters, you could use this holder. I prefer the plastic sheet filters even when there isn't a holder for it. It could also make split filtering easier and reduce double exposure.

Q: 7. Does it have negative carriers for 6x9?

A: It does not include the 6x9 negative carrier.

Q: 8. will this enlarger accommodate my 6x6 negatives?

A: The Beseler Printmaker 67 Dichro (Color) Enlarger can accommodate negatives up to 6X7, so it would be able to accommodate your 6X6 negatives.

Q: 9. Does this enlarger have a diffusion head?

A: The Beseler Printmaker 67 features a diffusion head.

Q: 10. If a Dichro Enlarger has built-in filters, why is there a below the lens filter holder on this enlarger?

A: The Dichro head would be for printing color for the C-41 process. However, the enlarger can also be used for printing black and white images by adding a variable contrast filter to the tray below the lens and with the Dichro filters set to the '0'.