Re: Color processing/printing with Jobo setup?

Jim,

I used a Jobo setup extensively in my college days, and if I was going to do
color at home, I would not use anything else. We had a couple of CPP12(I
think that's the model?) JoboLift machines, and they worked great. Only
problems we ever had was if the heating element was left on without any
water in the processor-burns out the element. The nice thing about the
system is its flexibility, you can get drums to do sheet film, many
different size prints, and it can be used for B&W or color. I will add that
I had really nice results doing B&W 4x5 film development in the Jobo as
well-very smooth, even development.

Hope this helps,

Dan

On 3/17/04 3:46 PM, "Jim & Kathy Blodgett" <blodgett@yelmtel.com> wrote:

> I have access to a very nice color darkroom, but it's about an hour's drive
> from home. I found an enlarger at an auction a couple years ago and am
> considering investing in some Jobo equipment for film processing and print
> processing and setting up a small color darkroom here at home.
>
> Anyone on the list have experience, advice, warnings, anecdotes about Jobo?
> Anyone know of comparable small scale set ups like that for me to look into?
>
> thanks for any advice or comments - Jim
>
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--Dan Gerber
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Adobe Minnesota Engineering
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