Wow not fragile at all. Nice demonstration. For me, using an SP-820 would be interesting as a means of developing two 8x10 negatives simultaneously---time saving and useful. I love the easy, scratch-free, hassle-free way 8x10 film sheets (not to mention other sheet sizes) load into my current SP-8x10----what a splendid feature----and I see how the SP-8x20 will fortunately be identical in that respect. Nice work designing these products!
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Nicely done, Tim. I'm sitting here still chuckling.
Wow not fragile at all. Nice demonstration. For me, using an SP-820 would be interesting as a means of developing two 8x10 negatives simultaneously---time saving and useful. I love the easy, scratch-free, hassle-free way 8x10 film sheets (not to mention other sheet sizes) load into my current SP-8x10----what a splendid feature----and I see how the SP-8x20 will fortunately be identical in that respect. Nice work designing these products!
The SP 4x5 is the best tank I have used except for the stainless steel dip tanks I used in college. Having one that could do 8 sheets would be great.
How about six sheets? shop.stearmanpress.com/blogs/news/sp-645-sp-8x20-bigger-and-better