Developed at home with BELLINI E6 Kit (6 bath process), in a Paterson Orbital.5 sheets! this is why I wont buy it yet, plenty of bnw to burn through first, did you dev yourself?
Does it hold the temp well? or do you have the oribital sitting in a water bath? I tested the jobo 3010 the other day on a beseler colour base for potential colour/slide but the temp drop was massive even with a pre rinse, looking over at the LFP forum it might work it a stick the tank in a water bath and let it get up to tempin a Paterson Orbital.
The Orbital was floated in a bath of water kept at 39 degrees with a sous-vide. The chemicals lose 0.6 degrees whilst getting poured in, so waited until they were 38.6 degrees before starting development.Does it hold the temp well? or do you have the oribital sitting in a water bath? I tested the jobo 3010 the other day on a beseler colour base for potential colour/slide but the temp drop was massive even with a pre rinse, looking over at the LFP forum it might work it a stick the tank in a water bath and let it get up to temp
Yes, everything seems sorted now (fingers crossed).Well worth a bit of trial and error.
Many thanks!Nicely done Mike, and nice picture too.
My first ever film dev was E6, and my first prints were made in a Paterson orbital (cibachrome). It must be a huge challenge now.
Are prints temperature sensitive as well?