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... may I know where to get a Jobo System? Would be interested if anyone selling his / her Jobo System
... may I know where to get a Jobo System? Would be interested if anyone selling his / her Jobo System Where to get a JOBO system?
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blurblock said:As questioned
If you can't find what you want at Cathay, check at Seng Cheong. They might still have a few drum processing kits left.
sabahan said:
$2500 is a ridiculous price
.... LOL .... BH is selling for USD$600 + $83 for transport = $683 (USD) + 5% GST, it would cost me only $1200 (SGD) .... LOL......flashgun said:I have a friend selling unsused JOBO 1000.
unused JOBO 1000? is there such an item?
Do you mean selling the Jobo CPE-2 plus (or was it CPA-2) for $1000? How much is a new one?
sabahan said:
Even with a lift it is still only an additional SGD$400 (hehehehe.... personally, I think the lift is useless and redundent
)Yes,Singapore camera and dark room supplies is more on the high side as compare to US,or even with malaysia.I have quote a Quantum T5D in Singapore,theflash alone is S$ 1950 with 35% discount,that cost about S$1265,BH cost is US$579.95,about S$985.
I bought my JOBO CPE-2 for RM4700 with JOBO LIFT 3 years ago,way more cheaper than CP.
I bought my JOBO CPE-2 for RM4700 with JOBO LIFT 3 years ago,way more cheaper than CP.
blurblock said:As questioned
If you do buy the jobo system, can i send my bw to you for developing ;p
ullyss said:
LOL .... I never use JOBO system for Black and White developing
.... The Jobo system is for E6 / C41 developing where temperture is more important .I love my JOBO ATL1000
it's like a washing machine
pop film in and run process
take out processed film and hang to dry : )
I use it all the time for B&W
it's like a washing machine
pop film in and run process
take out processed film and hang to dry : )
I use it all the time for B&W
ratboy said:
Ya lor ..... Jobo ATL1000 ..... I would love it if I had one
..... How much is one? ..... I would use it for E6 and C41 processing more then B&W .....blurblock said:LOL .... I never use JOBO system for Black and White developing
Aww shucks, i was hoping you get the jobo for bw.
Are you sure you want to process E6 on the jobo system?
It's quite a hassle to get the chemical supplies and maintaining the right chemical balance is quite difficult.
ullyss said:
I can use the JOBO for Black and White, but then I just love the feeling of shaking the canister
......E6 and C41 chemicals are hard to get
, but can try lah .... maintaining the right chemical proportion is simple .... the hard one is to maintain the correct temperture at +-1 degrees .... thus I need a JOBO system to maintain the temperture lor .....Haizzzzz .... fotohub charges quite expensively for E6 processing, unlike RGB last time ...... so no choice lor ....
Anyway, anyone know where to get E6 and C41 Chemicals? (trying my luck here
).... Ruby tell me will get when they have a large order from Indonesia ..... for the past 6 months .... LOL ......I have the Jobo colour processor CPE 2 plus to let go. Its a new and unused item and has been kept in the store for sometime. Selling cheap. Any one interested can call me at 94798140.
the last I went to seng cheong, they quoted the jobo basic model for just slightly over SGD$600... I have that as well, find that I use only the rotation for processing, have not once tried the temp control as I only do black and white and do not have the need to use the water jacket. I presume the water jacket/temp control is more suited for E6 processing in singapore's climate.
eg.. a 19 degrees developer, after 6-7 minutes of turning round and round comes out at slightly under 21 degrees and I find it acceptable. Use my own timing recipe and I got nice nice negs all the time..... no reciculation/ uneven development at all...
for a el cheapo similar system, can use the paterson hand roll system.. bought one set for $5at a cash converter but never got round to using it... hehehe
eg.. a 19 degrees developer, after 6-7 minutes of turning round and round comes out at slightly under 21 degrees and I find it acceptable. Use my own timing recipe and I got nice nice negs all the time..... no reciculation/ uneven development at all...
for a el cheapo similar system, can use the paterson hand roll system.. bought one set for $5at a cash converter but never got round to using it... hehehe
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