Re: Q on Jobo 'Long Roll' Film System

["peter" <pkessler@xxxxxx>]

Hi Bill,
since long time I use the JOBO long roll system for different
film sizes from 8mm to 70mm and it works very well. I've
processed B&W, and color. (C41 & E-6)
You can dry the long film in two ways:
Either in the reel or with two nails in the wall and the film horizontal
in between. Both methods are working.
With 35mm you can process two films at the same time.
Peter
pkessler@xxxxxx

William Laut <wlaut@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Beitrag
<6nuuf3$kae@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>...
> I'm considering purchasing a 250-exposure film back for my Nikon.  This
> film back uses a special magazine that holds up to 33 feet of film.
> 
> In searching to find out how I could process that long a length of film,
I
> came across a reference to Jobo's "long roll" system, which can handle up
> to 8 meters (approx. 24 feet) of film.  I'm curious if anyone here has
> used this system, and if so would care to comment on it.
> 
> What I'm particularly curious about is:
> 
> 	1)  How much does it cost?
> 	2)  How many rolls can be processed at the same time?
> 	3)  How do you dry 24 feet of film?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> 
> Bill
> 
> 


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