[LargeFormat] Jobos for 5x7?

[john frost]

I have been using a Bessler print drum for 8x10 and 4x5. There is a
slight magenta cast from the anti halation coating left on the negative,
but Kodak sez that the paper won't see it. So far they are right.

Jobo differentiates print from film, DRUM for prints, TANK for film, if
that helps...


john (:>)) enroute to Death Valley... hope to return 80 lbs lighter!

Clive Warren wrote:
> 
> At 22:57 21/10/2002 -0700, Frank Filippone wrote:
> >Clive.. the 2840 and 2551/2553 tanks have, in their central section, ribs on
> >the inside walls  of the tank to keep the film from touching the bare walls.
> >Having said that, I think it can be assumed that in total, you MIGHT have to
> >still clear the back of the film ( antihalation coating) by a post wash wash
> >in another vessel or even a tray....  Not a big deal......
> >
> >If you get a tank, you will see special ribs to hold the film edge.... it
> >makes more sense if you had a drum in front of you.....
> >
> >My comment about bromide drag = Clive's comment about laminar flow
> >problems.....
> 
> Frank,
> 
> Thanks for the info. Will have a check through the various tanks here to
> see what I have for the CPE2. There is a 4x5 solution here in terms of two
> tanks and spirals etc. I have a few sheets of exposed 5x7 from a shoot
> about three weeks ago so will see if they can be processed with the Jobo in
> print drums. As for 8x10, I am happier using trays at the moment and still
> have some Pyro testing to do that will be tray based.
> 
> I managed to miss a lift for the CPE2 a while back before finding out the
> new cost of the things - reassuringly expensive is the term I would use.......
> 
> Cheers,
>             Clive
> 
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