Digital BW, The Print

Nikor reels are easy to load after you've done it for 35 years. 

I used to average 60 rolls a day on Nikor reels for my E4 Ektachrome
line...one client was Smithsonian (we did Smithsonian's bicentennial
multi-projector slide show...1976).

Besides,my personal Nikor reels and tanks have been with me since
1970, are going strong :-) 

btw, the JOBO system itself may not be fully appropriate for Rodinal
at high dilutions...but I'll want one if I decide to process my own E6.

Rip Van Djon.


IMO Nikor-type stainless tanks are better
> > than Patterson/JOBO et al in terms of even development. Just something
> > I've noticed :-)
> 
> 
> Try the Jobo/Hewes stainless reels (35/120/220) that are loaded on a
special
> metal core for the Jobo tanks. They do offer even development and
are far
> easier to load.
> 
> 
> rm
> 
> www.richardmurai.com
> http://www.hawaii.edu/mjournal/text/issues/descriptions/cambodia04.html