reel for 6 4x5 sheets to fit a three reel paterson tank

[AmsterdamMartin]

Take a look at this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Allthough I just ordered it, it looks to be what I have been searching for all along.
Built by a fellow photographer, to whom I am ofcourse in no way related.

Am glad there are people who do such things !

[Jon Shiu]

Great. Let us know how it works out.

Jon

[MattKing]

Clearly, this is an effective eBay listing :

http://www.apug.org/forums/forum43/8...rocessing.html

Moderators may want to merge these threads.

[Rick A]

Too bad it fits 5x4 film, I need one that fits 4x5----dang.

[dtheld]

I can vouch for the effectiveness of the processor. It certainly is easier than using tray development or a slosher tank. With gentle agitation, the results are outstanding. An added plus is that Morgan is a great guy to deal with.

I've been using my processor since August of this year with no problems. It's as easy as processing 35mm.

[TimmyMac]

does he make one for a 5-reel tank that holds more?

it's a bit out of my price range for 4 pieces of plastic but i may be interested in a bigger one

[jon.oman]

Interesting concept!

[AmsterdamMartin]

Tried it several times, no complaints. Although I do have a darkroom, it is nice to develop my film in the living room. Paterson tanks rule over here in Europe. Often use it with HC110, and just 1 to 4 neg's at a time. Fine for me.
It looks like you should never drop it on the floor, luckily I didn't yet.

[k.hendrik]

On different APUG threads people are very happy with this item. His answer to my question if this is suitable for 9x12cm: next year ! So, maybe he's planning a whole range of inserts
Don't drop Combiplan inserts either

[Sjixxxy]

Seem nice, price is a bit steep though. I imagine if the Taco Method of developing in a Paterson tank ever fails me I'll place an order about fifty-three seconds later.