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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

    Many thanks to you all for you answers.

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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

    Since you're in the UK, you may want to look at getting a Paterson Orbital. You can do two 5x7's at a time, and it only needs ~150ml of developer.

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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

    Quote Originally Posted by Paul H View Post
    Since you're in the UK, you may want to look at getting a Paterson Orbital. You can do two 5x7's at a time, and it only needs ~150ml of developer.
    Ha ha, I already have one and it never crossed my mind. Brilliant, thanks!

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    I've used Jobo print tubes but didn't get consistent results. Now I use the Patterson Orbital.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ironage View Post
    I've used Jobo print tubes but didn't get consistent results. Now I use the Patterson Orbital.
    I am so used to processing 4x5 in my Orbital I completely missed the fact that it can be used for 5x7 and 8x10. It also means I can use my Semi-Stand technique. I just will have to spend more time waiting.

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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

    I've used trays, ppi plastic holders in one gallon 8x10 tanks, jobo 3006, a slosher in an 16x20 tray (ton of chem.) and a Gepe 5x7 combiplan. The combiplan is easier and produces much more even results than any of the aforementioned techniques - 6 sheets in 2000 ml. of solution.

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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

    Quote Originally Posted by frotog View Post
    I've used trays, ppi plastic holders in one gallon 8x10 tanks, jobo 3006, a slosher in an 16x20 tray (ton of chem.) and a Gepe 5x7 combiplan. The combiplan is easier and produces much more even results than any of the aforementioned techniques - 6 sheets in 2000 ml. of solution.
    Are they still available, if so any idea from where?

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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Bray View Post
    Are they still available, if so any idea from where?
    We discontinued them in 1983 and discarded all of the tools required to make them at that time. And when we discontinued them they were the HP Combi Plan tanks. We bought the tools and the rights to them in the late 1970s.

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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

    Hi Bob, thanks for your answer, I discovered as much when I did a search on the forum for them and read though a similar thread from 2009.

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    Re: 5x7 film processing, what to use?

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