AGM Global Vision Fuzion TM25-384 Fusion Thermal Monocular
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Paterson Photographic
Holds four strips of 120 negatives to produce a contact proof on 10 x 8 inch paper
The Paterson 6x6 / 120 Contact Proof Printer produces a single 10 x 8 inch sheet showing every frame from a roll. Darkroom workers use it to assess exposure and composition before committing to full-size enlargements.
The mask accepts four strips covering 6 x 6 cm, 6 x 4.5 cm and 6 x 7 cm formats. No enlarger or additional carriers are required; the printer sits directly on photographic paper under a safelight.
A complete 120 roll is contact-printed onto 20.3 x 25.4 cm paper in a single step. Larger formats or longer rolls exceeding the four-strip capacity need a different printer or multiple sheets.
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Four strips of negatives are held by the mask, giving a full 36-exposure roll on a single 20.3×25.4 cm sheet.
The unit is a passive contact frame with no lamp, motor or electronics, so it runs silently and stays at room temperature.
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