Darkroom Compact Developing Tank with 4x5 Spiral Reel for B&W Color Film Processing Equipment 4x5” Large Format Camera Accessories
Description
🎞️ Unleash Your Inner Artist with Every Frame!
- INNOVATIVE DESIGN - Simultaneous rotating and undulating movement for uniform chemical distribution.
- DURABLE RELIABLE - Crafted from unbreakable plastic, built to withstand the rigors of developing.
- CAPTURE EVERY DETAIL - Designed for 4x5 color and B&W film processing, ensuring stunning results.
- EFFICIENT PROCESSING - Process 2 sheets of 4x5 film at once, saving you time and maximizing creativity.
- LIGHT PROOF WATERTIGHT - Opaque design keeps your film safe from unwanted exposure.
The Darkroom Compact Developing Tank is a robust and efficient solution for processing 4x5 color and black & white film. Made from unbreakable plastic, it features a heat-resistant, watertight design that ensures optimal chemical flow and protection for your film. With the capacity to process two sheets simultaneously and a 450 ml liquid capacity, this tank is perfect for both amateur and professional photographers looking to elevate their developing game.
Reviews
K**R
Rudimentary Instructions would be helpful
Not a clue as to how this supposed to work. Some where along the way I heard mention of the "taco" method in connection with the holder. So I'm guessing that the film gets bent and inserted. Emulsion in or out? And what is the purpose of the hex head bolt? Since it was loose in the tank it fell out and bounced down the drain so I need the size so I can get a replacement. I assume metric and stainless steel. Agitation? Twist it or by inversion? Over all it seems well made and I look forward to putting to use
C**D
Almost good
I was really excited about this tank. It loads easily. After about 12 sheets of film I have found that all of the sheets get uneven development on the 5” side at the top side of the tank. At first I thought u didn’t put in enough chemistry or didn’t agitate enough at the start. Sadly 6 sets of 2 4x5 sheets all had the same issue
J**N
Marks your film
This device damages your image. Th film sheet touches part of the holder and puts a mark on your film, thus destroying your image.
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