Matus
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I have and use Jobo 1520 for 35mm and 120 films and Jobo 2520 for 4x5 films. However as I have exposed larger number of 120 films during my last vacation and the 1520 handles only 2 films at a time I have started considering to get a larger Jobo drum that could handle more films (120 or 35). Most probably it would be 2551 (or 2553).
The question is - would the inversion agitation still work or should I use the roller base (have only the manual right now and it is not much fun, so to say).
Or - which drums/methods do you use when you need to develop 4 or 6 120 films at a time?
Just as a side not I mostly use Pyrocat HD in 1:1:100 and agitate only every 3rd minute. This is quite handy as I have time to prepare next steps (contrary to rolling the leaky drums by hand)
The question is - would the inversion agitation still work or should I use the roller base (have only the manual right now and it is not much fun, so to say).
Or - which drums/methods do you use when you need to develop 4 or 6 120 films at a time?
Just as a side not I mostly use Pyrocat HD in 1:1:100 and agitate only every 3rd minute. This is quite handy as I have time to prepare next steps (contrary to rolling the leaky drums by hand)