Re: Experience with 20X24 format

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From: Neal Oshima (noshima@evoserve.com)
Date: 12/01/01-12:46:57 AM Z


Burkhardt,
I saw the 20X24 camera on the Lotus website
<http://www.lotusviewcamera.at/lovica_20x24_e.html>, what an awesome
machine!
Although, I found the article about the plastic liner for the Jobo drum,
there were no photographs accompanying it. Do you recall how thick and what
type of plastic worked for you?
Thanks, Neal

> From: Burkhardt Kiegeland <burkhardt@einsundsein.org>
> Reply-To: alt-photo-process-l@skyway.usask.ca
> Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 09:37:39 +0200
> To: alt-photo-process-l@skyway.usask.ca
> Subject: Re: Experience with 20X24 format
>
> Neal,
>
> up to now I made about 150 Portraits using my 20x24" camera. Preferred lens
> is an Apo Artar 30", my film is Ilford HP5+ as well as Bergger BPF 200. Most
> of the sheets are tray developed in PMK. Usually I process 4-5 sheets at
> one run, emulsion side down (!). I must say that I never met problems with
> streakes except in the first beginnings when a batch of film was faulty.
>
> I practiced rotation development too finding however, that there is a sheet
> of plastic needed covering the inside of the drum to avoid streaks caused by
> the rigdes in the big Jobo print drums. I wrote an text on this subject
> which was published at the US website of Jobo at that time. It shows too the
> cuttings I made to fix the film sheets on the plastik sheet.
>
> Later I went back to tray development because it is far less time consuming
> to handle a couple of sheets at a time in the tray than rotation developing
> the sheets one by one in the big drum by. My 20x24" developing tray, made by
> Deville in France, has no ridges but is »bulged« providing a very even flow
> of the liquid.
>
> Burkhardt Kiegeland
>
>> Von: Neal Oshima <noshima@evoserve.com>
>> Its just that the pyro gives me
>> such delicate tonality in the sky. Anyone's experience developing this
>> format would be appreciated.
>> Thanks in advance, Neal
>>
>>>
>


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