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A darkroom enlarger timer that runs on your iPhone and a Shelly smart plug
Film printers get test strips, dodge and burn, and split-grade timing for about $45 all in, where a dedicated f-stop timer costs $300 or more.
Darkplug is an iPhone and iPad app that switches your enlarger through a Shelly smart plug on the local network. Enter the plug's IP address and the app handles exposure timing in f-stops, test strips, dodging and burning sequences, split-grade printing and paper development timers, all in a red-on-black interface that will not fog paper. The maker measured timing at about a tenth of a second, enough for typical 4 to 60 second exposures. The base app is free; Darkplug+ is a one-time purchase. Six Shelly models in EU, UK and US variants are supported.
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