[pure-silver] Re: Paperdeveloper for roller transport machine
- From: "Roman J. Rohleder" <rjrohleder@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2007 17:26:38 +0200
On 4/22/07, Martin Jangowski <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Astonishing. I just read the Ilford 2150 data sheet... they manage to
process a sheet of RC paper in 42s including 15s (!) washing time.
I suspect that process is designed around their dedicated RC paper
(Ilfopress?) and meant to be used in a "row setup" with a roll paper feeder,
a roll paper mask and such. Two cutting edges less to worry about, a very
minute time spent in the chemicals, a controlled environment with
temperature control, constant (hot?) water flow, replenished fix and dev...
I see no reason not to trust it.
I wonder how archival this is...
Time has proven that. I suspect that most consumer bw prints in Europe
during the last 15-20 years went through these or similar machines.
Grüße aus Hohenlohe,
Martin Jangowski
Oh, and two other contenders for your call for chemicals for the Printo:
Amaloco 7007 is the dutch counterpart for the Ilford RT2150 chemicals and
Calbe is said to manufacture a kit for it, too. I see no reason not to use
that kit in a Printo or Metoform.
You may call Peter Loeffler and Banse&Grohmann about these 4l-kits... (and
I´m interested in prices, too).
--
Gruss, Roman
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