If you've got the room for it, Jobo processors are great systems. I
believe CatLABS are the US distributor - see
https://www.catlabs.info/how-to-choose-the-right-jobo-processor In the
best of all worlds I'd have one, but they will not fit in my
no-running-water micro-darkroom. Being a daylight system it doesn't *need *to
be in the darkroom, but convincing my wife that it needs to go someplace
else in the house is a task I don't care to undertake. Trays or various
tank systems work just fine and leave a lot of money left over for film.
On Tue, Apr 30, 2019 at 12:50 PM Ken Sinclair <photo1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
After having ‘enjoyed’ the benefit of using rotary development
In a Wing Lynch ‘machine’ for a significant number of years,
I decided that in my ‘retirement years’ I would continue to rely
on ‘rotary’ development for all my large format negatives using
BTZS tubes ‘hand/finger rotated' in a tempered water-bath.
It will be a cold day in ‘You know where” before I ‘go back to
using either hangers-in tank or tray developing…
But then again….. I no longer use the more popular ‘commercial’
film developers since I was ‘introduced’ to Pyrocat HD which I now
make up from ’scratch chemicals' weighed out with my somewhat
‘archaic’ three-beam balance and dissolving them in distilled waiter’
Ken
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