Re: [Rollei] More OT Jobo advice

[Jeffery Smith <jls >]

David,

I am in the tropics, but have AC. I will probably have to chill some water 
and then bring it up to the desired range. I doubt that I will ever mess 
with E-6 or C41 (all of my past color work has been Cibachrome, but I did 
fool around with Unicolor and Beseler color stuff only to find it lousy in 
results). I'd love to settle on one developer (HC110, XTOL, or D76 
probably) and perfect it.

Thanks for the reply. This helps a lot.

Jeffery

At 05:25 PM 5/5/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>If all you are going to do is B&W film and you don't work in a tropical 
>environment the less expensive ones (CPE or CPA) will do just fine.  What 
>you give up by going with the less expensive models is:
>
>         Temperature control +/- .2 degree vs. .1 degree (matters for C-41 
> color)
>         Ability to LOWER the temperature of the drum (using a presumably 
> cold sink connection)
>         Ability to use the really big Expert drum for very large prints
>
>If these compromises are OK then the more modest JOBO will work great.
>
>David
>
>At 06:15 PM 5/5/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>>I need greater consistency in my B&W film developing. I scan all film and 
>>PS it. Which model of JOBO is the right one for doing 35mm and 120 roll 
>>film in B&W? (of course the most expensive one is the best, but in my 
>>situation, that aint gonna happen).
>>
>>Jeffery Smith
>
>Best Regards,
>
>David Seifert
>dseifert  
>

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