The Beseler 67VC Printmaker Variable Contrast is a full-featured American made enlarger that can produce excellent enlargements from any size negative 35mm through 6x7cm.

The lightsource utilizes blue and green dichroic filters in an additive filtration system for better exposure of variable contrast papers. This 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 appreciated attributes in a temporary or portable darkroom.

Accepts 35mm, 6 x 4.5cm, 6 x 6cm, and 6 x 7cm negatives and transparencies

Counterbalanced elevation system

This enlarger is supplied with a state-of-the-art interchangeable 67VC-W lightsource with continuously variable dial-in contrast grades -0 to +5 and bright, white light focusing.

Its computer designed exposure control device automatically maintains a constant printing speed throughout the entire contrast range, eliminating the need to recalculate the exposure when changing the contrast.

Permanent, fade-free dichroic filters

Usable with all variable contrast or graded black and white enlarging papers

Diffused lightsource produces evenly illuminated image corner to corner

Its uniquely integrated diffusion chamber eliminates heat related problems at the film stage and it has an internally controlled power source that requires no external power regulation. (No voltage stabilizer required.)

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

The focus knob can be attached for left or right hand use. The package also includes a below-the-lens accessory holder and a calibrated column

The Printmaker 67VC sets the standard as "The most V-C enlarger for the least money", and is available in four different colored heads: Black, Green, Red, and Yellow.

One Year Warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do you change the lamp?

A: The Beseler Printmaker 67VC has a lamphouse door labeled with the 'VC67' logo where you can access the lamp.

Q: 2. does this come with lense or is tjhat a seperate purchase?

A: Unfortunately, a lens is not included.

Q: 3. how do you open the enlarger to change the bulb?

A: The lamp house at the top comes off, where it is labeled VC67 is a door that opens where you can change the bulb.

Q: 4. 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: 5. How do I turn it on and off?How do I capture an image?Thanks

A: Explaining how traditional darkroom works is far beyond what this B&H Q&A section can handle. We suggest you read this article to get a basic understanding of what an enlarger like this can do. https://bit.ly/2t6V5SB

Q: 6. Can this enlarger make use of "under the lens" filters using the swing out accessory holder?

A: Yes the swing out holder accept multi-contrast filters for use when utilizing multi-contrast B&W paper.

Q: 7. Does this one support 4x5 film?

A: 6x7cm is the largest size negative that's compatible with this enlarger. That's smaller than 3x3".

Q: 8. I am being given this enlarger today by some one who doesn't need it, her husband died and it was his. I am interested in the 6x7 upgrade or do you have a 6x6 upgrade...? How do I find it on your site?

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Q: 9. Can this be used with 4 x5 negatives?

A: I'm sorry , no, this enlarger only prints negatives up to 6x7cm or 2 1/4 x 2 3/4".

Q: 10. I am noticing the light is stronger in the middle, making my photographs darker and the edges are lighter. Am I missing a diffuser or using it incorrectly?

A: Please review the following enlarger lens. We highly suggest using Rodenstock or Schneider lens to prevent any vignette issues you may be experiencing. https://bhpho.to/3HgRLJG