Getting Started with JOBO: an Introduction to the 1500 Series

[@DrJRaven]

Absolutely fantastic

[@KeyLargoDude]

I find it very hard to load the film on the reel, but no problem with the Patterson Reel.. what's the trick?

[@josewantland]

I like the fact that you can put two rolls of 120 back to back and one reel.

[@HerfingPug]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@andrewnoden9117]

Hi Linus Would love for you to share details on the cpp processing system Thanks Andrew

[@khanscombe619]

Is there a sheet film tank for smalls as 2x3 using minimal solution?

[@CineStillFilm]

2x3 cut sheet film is quite a niche format, so unfortunately there aren't tanks available for them from JOBO. Thanks for keeping such a rare format alive, though!

[@ShawnBrezny]

Looks like great quality.

[@MartinMartinez-hj7co]

What are the instructions for rotary processing using your Cs41 chemistry? I only see inversion instructions. 😢

[@CineStillFilm]

The inversion times that we list should work great for constant rotary agitation as well!

[@cristobalin]

i use jobo tanks, the only drawback is that cost almost 6x times more than a regular tank, but in the end, the rotary processing + saving in chemistry sums up

[@astore3757]

Is it possible tu use the reels for film into the tanks 2500 series?

[@slothsarecool]

hmm the lid on the Jobo is questionable, just got mine but it’s easy to not snap it on all the way

[@Zetaphotography]

Great story. I have the Jobo Tank 2553 #5 2523 #2 2508 Loading Guide 4x5

[@davecarrera]

How odd. Just finished deving (18:03 14/07/2022) 5 rolls of 120 using my Jobo CPE-3. Great bit of kit and gives reliable processing. As its rotary processing, I drop massive dev times by 15% and get great results. The lift is a great asset and makes processing very easy. Still use my Patterson for single devs but for 5+ its Jobo all the way.

[@josewantland]

Any discounts for students ?

[@kingericson]

I would love to see how to work the CPE2+ should be properly used and maintained! The school lab I volunteer at has two that are collecting dust. I would love to revive them and perhaps help students develop color film!

[@JROKing]

Can I setup a 1520 and 2 1530’s to do 8 rolls of 35mm at once?

[@CineStillFilm]

With a 1520 and 2 1530's, you'll be able to process 8 rolls of 35mm film or 10 rolls of 120.

[@BikeTaiwan-m1k]

You have a great smile!

[@DrJRaven]

The gentleman from JOBO showed a catalog at the end of the video, where can I obtain a copy?

[@GlubschiaugLP]

LinusTankTips?

[@MichaelDogan]

I see what you did there. 🤣

[@RustyTube]

In other words, I have to look elsewhere to develop the 4x5 sheet film from my view camera. Thanks for the warning.

[@josewantland]

I was thinking the same, but apparently they have a reel for that size, go to the CineStill link and look for Jobo 2509.

[@CineStillFilm]

Hey there, we actually do offer the reels for processing sheet film with Jobo tanks. The link for that product is cinestillfilm.com/collections/laboratory-supplies/products/2500-series-2509n-uni-sheet-film-reel

[@lukaaaaaaaAAAAĀĀĀĀĀ-b7n]

Linus film tips

[@FeRmBot0118]

True. I just use my phototherm supersidekick sk8. I'm good