[LargeFormat] Jobo Processors (was Polaroid Film)

[Verna Knapp]

Yes, I use the CPE2 as well. I have the left, but must support the
drum with my hands as well, although when the arm comes undone I've
managed to get it back on anyway. The lift arm is not sturdy enough
or well enough attached in my opinion. I like my CPE2, though.

Verna

Clive Warren wrote:
> 
> At 7:03 am +0800 6/2/02, rstein wrote:
> >Dear Brock,
> >
> >      You have spurred me into action - this afternoon I print a selection of
> >pictures of me and send them to Warren. You can have the ones in historical
> >costume or the "special" set in fishnet stockings and rubber underwear - you
> >choose.
> >
> snip
> >      I have been contemplating the JOBO systems. The local C.R. Kennedy has
> >sent a 1998 pamphlet detailing a lot of their rotary processors as well as
> >some of the other equipment they sell. It lists the various CPE's and the
> >ATL 1500 to 2500. Good publication and I daresay I'll get a lot out of
> >studying it.
> >
> >      But what I need is actual users experience for these. If there is
> >anyone out there in this list who uses one of the CPE's or the ATL for film
> >developing and paper work as well, I would appreciate a chance to correspond
> >off-list with a series of questions.
> 
> Uncle Dick,
> 
> We're looking forward to those photos - I can sleep in for an extra
> few minutes each morning after they arrive as I have been rushing
> down to collect the mail every morning since you promised to send
> them :-)
> 
> Please feel free to keep the correspondence on the list as I'm sure
> that there are others who are also interested. I use the CPE2 for
> film developing and find it does the job well, although some people
> swear by the version with the "lift" that allows a somewhat faster
> change of chemicals.
> 
> Cheers,
>         Clive
> 
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