i use jobo tanks, the only drawback is that cost almost 6x times more than a regular tank, but in the end, the rotary processing + saving in chemistry sums up
I would love to see how to work the CPE2+ should be properly used and maintained! The school lab I volunteer at has two that are collecting dust. I would love to revive them and perhaps help students develop color film!
How odd. Just finished deving (18:03 14/07/2022) 5 rolls of 120 using my Jobo CPE-3. Great bit of kit and gives reliable processing. As its rotary processing, I drop massive dev times by 15% and get great results. The lift is a great asset and makes processing very easy. Still use my Patterson for single devs but for 5+ its Jobo all the way.
2x3 cut sheet film is quite a niche format, so unfortunately there aren't tanks available for them from JOBO. Thanks for keeping such a rare format alive, though!
Hey there, we actually do offer the reels for processing sheet film with Jobo tanks. The link for that product is cinestillfilm.com/collections/laboratory-supplies/products/2500-series-2509n-uni-sheet-film-reel
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I like the fact that you can put two rolls of 120 back to back and one reel.
Absolutely fantastic
i use jobo tanks, the only drawback is that cost almost 6x times more than a regular tank, but in the end, the rotary processing + saving in chemistry sums up
Hi Linus
Would love for you to share details on the cpp processing system
Thanks
Andrew
Excellent. Thank you.
Looks like great quality.
I would love to see how to work the CPE2+ should be properly used and maintained! The school lab I volunteer at has two that are collecting dust. I would love to revive them and perhaps help students develop color film!
Great story. I have the Jobo Tank
2553 #5
2523 #2
2508 Loading Guide 4x5
How odd. Just finished deving (18:03 14/07/2022) 5 rolls of 120 using my Jobo CPE-3. Great bit of kit and gives reliable processing. As its rotary processing, I drop massive dev times by 15% and get great results. The lift is a great asset and makes processing very easy. Still use my Patterson for single devs but for 5+ its Jobo all the way.
Is there a sheet film tank for smalls as 2x3 using minimal solution?
2x3 cut sheet film is quite a niche format, so unfortunately there aren't tanks available for them from JOBO. Thanks for keeping such a rare format alive, though!
hmm the lid on the Jobo is questionable, just got mine but it’s easy to not snap it on all the way
Is it possible tu use the reels for film into the tanks 2500 series?
You have a great smile!
What are the instructions for rotary processing using your Cs41 chemistry? I only see inversion instructions. 😢
The inversion times that we list should work great for constant rotary agitation as well!
Any discounts for students ?
Can I setup a 1520 and 2 1530’s to do 8 rolls of 35mm at once?
With a 1520 and 2 1530's, you'll be able to process 8 rolls of 35mm film or 10 rolls of 120.
The gentleman from JOBO showed a catalog at the end of the video, where can I obtain a copy?
LinusTankTips?
I see what you did there. 🤣
In other words, I have to look elsewhere to develop the 4x5 sheet film from my view camera. Thanks for the warning.
I was thinking the same, but apparently they have a reel for that size, go to the CineStill link and look for Jobo 2509.
Hey there, we actually do offer the reels for processing sheet film with Jobo tanks. The link for that product is cinestillfilm.com/collections/laboratory-supplies/products/2500-series-2509n-uni-sheet-film-reel
Linus film tips
True. I just use my phototherm supersidekick sk8. I'm good