The American made Beseler 67 XLC Condenser Enlarger utilizes a massively braced column to assure more than adequate support for even the largest magnification images. A 50mm lens will project 16 x 20" images from 35mm negatives onto the extra-large baseboard.

NOTE: Does not include lens, lensboard & negative carrier

The entire projection assembly swivels up to 90° for special effects and for huge enlargements via wall projection

The 67XLC Enlargers are built to withstand heavy usage. They are a good choice for people who are serious about photography, for schools and for industrial applications

Solid, design provides additional support and alignment protection

Image size adjustment is by means of a silky smooth crank operated rack and pinion elevation system with lock

Provision for right and left hand focusing is provided, as well as a built-in calibrated column elevation scale

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is there a stage missing to enlarge 6x9 with the dichro vc head on xl? there is a massive space inbetween the head and the lens board when it is raised to the proper position

A: It is our understanding that with the Beseler 23CIII-XL Variable Contrast (Black & White) Enlarger there is no stage missing when working in the 6 x 9 format.

Q: 2. Can this enlarger be adapted work with 6 x 9 size negatives? And if so, could you point me in the direction of a good 6 x 9 enlarger lens that is comparable with this enlarger?

A: The maximum film size compatible for use with the Beseler 67XLC Condenser Enlarger Value Pack would be 6 x 7 cm medium format negatives. If you are looking for an enlarger that would work with the larger 6 x 9 cm medium format negatives, I would recommend the Beseler 23CIII-XL Condenser Enlarger with Baseboard, B&H # BE23C3XLC, the Kaiser VPM-9005 Multigrade Enlarger (For Up to 6x9), B&H # KAVPM9005, the Kaiser VCP-9005 Dichroic Enlarger (For Up to 6x9), B&H # KAVCP9005, or the Beseler 45MXT Enlarger, B&H # BE45MXT. If you need an enlarging lens, the Schneider 150mm f/5.6 Componon-S Enlarging Lens, B&H # SC15056CS, the Schneider 135mm f/5.6 Componon-S Enlarging Lens, B&H # SC13556CS, the Rodenstock 135mm f/5.6 Rodagon Enlarging Lens, B&H # RO13556R, or the Rodenstock 120mm f/5.6 APO-Rodagon D Enlarging Enlarging Lens, B&H # RO12056RD, would work for your usage needs.

Q: 3. How tall is the enlarger at a normal setting for 8x10 printing? I have a low ceiling so I want to make sure it will fit.

A: The maximum height of the Beseler 23CIII-XL Variable Contrast (Black & White) Enlarger is 54".

Q: 4. What do I need to print 6x6?

A: You would need a 105 or 100mm lens... https://bhpho.to/3aXZhvb And a medium format carrier such as Beseler 6x6cm Glassless Negative Carrier for 23C Series Enlargers BH #BENC6623 • MFR #8060 and a Beseler 39mm Threaded Lock Ring B&H # BEJN MFR # 8095 and finally a lensboard such as the Beseler 39mm Lensboard with 5/8" Extension (For 105-135mm Lenses) B&H # BELBE3923 MFR # 8029

Q: 5. Will a late 1980s Printmaker 35 lensboard and negative carrier work on the 23CIII-XL?

A: No, i'm sorry but they are not compatible.

Q: 6. What is the length of the power cord?

A: The length of the power cord is 70 .

Q: 7. What is the largest negative I can use with this enlarger?

A: The Beseler 23CIII-XL can handle film up to 6x9cm.

Q: 8. do I need to buy enlarger lens for this? I want to make prints up to 16x20"

A: Correct that enlarger does not include, lens, lensboard and negative carrier. If you are printing from 35mm film this is a kit with a lens, board and carrier, Beseler Full Format 50mm Beslar Lens Kit for 23C Series Enlargers BH #BELK50FF23 • MFR #9177 https://bhpho.to/2UNwOQu

Q: 9. is this black and white or color?

A: The Beseler 23CIII-XL Variable Contrast (Black & White) Enlarger would be for Black & White prints.

Q: 10. What size negative carrier will i need if i shoot with a Mamiya 645 pro?

A: The Beseler 6x4.5cm Glassless Negative Carrier for 23C Series Enlargers B&H # BENC64523 is needed.