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Intrepid Camera Compact Enlarger

BH #INCMPCTENL • MFR #CMPCT ENL
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Intrepid Camera Compact Enlarger
Key Features
  • For 35mm and 120 Film
  • Up to 6 x 9
  • Built-In Multigrade Contrast Filters
  • Scanning Capability
Unlike traditional enlargers, all the multigrade contrast filters are built in so you don't need external filters but can use them if desired by setting the dial to white light. 
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Intrepid Camera CMPCT ENL Overview

Black and White
Unlike traditional enlargers, all the multigrade contrast filters are built in so you don't need external filters but can use them if desired by setting the dial to white light. 
Color
Adjust the color balance via the dials on the control unit for cyan, magenta, and yellow, then focus and set the time. The light on the LED screen also turns off in color printing mode.
Scanning
This mode utilizes the light source as a backlight for digitizing your negatives by utilizing a DSLR or smartphone. It’s calibrated perfectly to create a neutral image and has the option to manually program and save color-balance settings for different film stocks.
EAN: 5065017196097

Intrepid Camera CMPCT ENL Specs

Maximum Film Size
6 x 9 cm
Reversible Column
No
Packaging Info
Package Weight
4.51 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
14 x 9.6 x 4.7"

Intrepid Camera CMPCT ENL Reviews

Good enough for me!

By Massimo
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-04-17

I use it for scanning and b&w prints. I find it works great for both. I use it on a tripod and I don't have much trouble getting good enough alignment and sharp prints. I can't speak to how it is for color, though.

Super Fun

By Cameron
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-07-30

I just purchased this because I thought it would be fun to make my own B&W prints, and fun it has been! It’s really easy to use, I just slapped it on my camera stand which works fine. A proper copy stand would be better but a camera tripod works just fine, you just have to be a little careful not to nudge it. Its excellent for beginners; I have been getting great results with absolutely no experience in enlarging or developing. I will try color soon but I want to perfect my work flow first so I can do it in total darkness. I know you can get a used enlarger for cheaper, but if you get this unit you don’t have to worry about anything - the LEDs will last forever and you don’t need any filters for B&W or Color. Do yourself a favor and get one!

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