NEW: LC4 Light Counter
The new Light Counter LC4 is here! The LC4 has the same software as the LC3+ but brings some hardware design improvements. Light Counter LC4 The big change is removing…
The new Light Counter LC4 is here! The LC4 has the same software as the LC3+ but brings some hardware design improvements. Light Counter LC4 The big change is removing…
Here's the circuit board that is at the heart of my LC3+ light integrator. LC3+ Light Integrator PCB Long ago I lost count of how many hours I invested in…
I have a small stock of LC3+ light integrators available. I will have more available in early July when another batch of displays arrives with me. Thanks for your patience!
I have developed new firmware for my Light Counter LC3 light integrators. This brings significant new capabilities, enhancements and support for new devices. There are so many improvements that I'm calling this the LC3+. Here is a short video overview.
Today I finished assembling my next batch of LC3 light integrators. I will start shipping backlog orders tomorrow, and new orders straight afterwards. I've taken the opportunity to incorporate some…
The user manual for my new LC3 Light Integrator is now online here: https://ianleake.com/light-counter-system/lc3-user-manual-draft/ LC3 Light Integrator I will update this periodically to fill any gaps, so please let me…
Here's a big thank you to all my customers who pre-ordered a new LC3 light integrator. All pre-orders are completed. Most have already shipped, with a couple shipping next week.…
I have received a lot of great feedback from happy customers since I launched my Light Counter system last year. Here's some: "It works really well" "Thank you so much…
One of my customers wanted to know whether their UV light source was even across their printing area. This article shows you how to check this using the Light Counter…
I'm coming up for air after a busy few months. Since launching my Light Counter LC2 UV light integrator system, I have been rushed off my feet responding to customers'…
When I designed my Light Counter LC2 system, I wanted to use the best possible sensor for platinum/palladium printing. Achieving this turned out to be quite difficult. Here's why.
I use UV fluorescent tubes for my printing. I have sixteen 18W tubes lined up above my vacuum frame, and I've used this set-up for years with only minor variations.…