A pretty good sized step.
linky
Funky machine translation
A pretty good sized step.
linky
Funky machine translation
Another story, same topic, different paper. All in German (sorry)
joe
http://www.insolvenz-ratgeber.de/job...ag/2010/03/08/
eta gosha maaba, aaniish gaa zhiwebiziyin ?
Also reported on T.O.P.
http://theonlinephotographer.typepad...log_index.html
Sad news.
Better get those spare Jobo drums soon.
Another one bites the D . . .
Brian Ellis
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you do criticize them you'll be
a mile away and you'll have their shoes.
But WAIT! This might be a good opportunity for some small company to buy their processor technology and re-introduce one or two drum processors. I am thinking small scale production.
Right - indeed, there is some hope that some small enterprise might jump on the opportunity and pick up the tank and processor (or at least processor spare part) production, something which Jobo (mismanaged and converted into a inferior Hama competitor) recently neglected.
That writer is an A-hole.
Originally Posted by Frank_E
In case you need Jobo parts and products, contact Klaus - Dieter Seynsche <kds@fotolaborservice.de> http://www.fotolaborservice.de/
No relation, just got some small Jobo bits from them without problems (easy running rollers etc.)
If you want to see a basic drum processor that did it right, it was CPI, not Jobo.
Far less complicated, far more reliable, and much more versatile, right up to 30x40
drums.
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