Can anyone recommend a good loupe for inspecting proof sheets?
Thanks.
boberic
Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander
docjoque wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good loupe for inspecting proof sheets?
Thanks.
Go to a jewelery store and ask the jeweler that question. Better yet ask him if he will sell you one of his
docjoque wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good loupe for inspecting proof sheets?
Thanks.
easily, the schneider 8x loupe. the industry standard.
Go to B & H, type in Agfa 8x Lupe, $10.00 Works great, I've had one since the 70s.
You can find loupes on e bay for various prices and power,
they are not that expensive.
Buy a cheap 50mm f/1.8 lens. find the type that when the lens removed from the camera the aperture can open all the way. I know Minolta, Pentax and Nikon were that way. Not sure about Canon and Olympus.
I still have the 8X ach no matisch from my 35mm negatives :thumbup:
billnikon
Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont
docjoque wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good loupe for inspecting proof sheets?
Thanks.
I used a Agfa 8X plastic loupe back in the day. I'll bet there are still several around used, works very well.
Jim S
Loc: Barrington RI, DC now Hilton Head,
docjoque wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good loupe for inspecting proof sheets?
Thanks.
Having been in the Printing Business for 40 years I would highly recommend the Edmund Scientific Loupe. Not sure how many different types they have but the one I have has a top diameter of 1-5/8" and is easily adjustable to you eye sight
docjoque wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good loupe for inspecting proof sheets?
Thanks.
I'm really curious - how are you making your proof sheets?
TIA
docjoque wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good loupe for inspecting proof sheets?
Thanks.
I have a Pentax 55 Loupe and I love it!
Mine is a Polychrome from my 50 years ago litho printing days.
Dale - Brooksville, Fl
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