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This precise, durable, and easy-to-use spiral is an essential element for even and homogeneous development of negatives, whether in a professional lab or at home.
The "Vintage Visual 4x5" film reel is a newly developed reel for the precise development of all "4x5" sheet films in a standard Paterson Multi-Reel 3 or 8 developing tank. This precision-engineered spiral reel is designed for photographers looking for a simple and reliable development workflow, and thanks to its compatibility with existing Paterson film development containers, it offers an affordable solution for developing sheet film at home.
The film reel can hold up to 4 sheets of 4x5" film and is made from high-quality PETG plastic, ensuring durability and chemical resistance. A Paterson Multi-Reel 3 tank can hold one reel, allowing you to develop 4 sheets at a time.
Loading and unloading film is straightforward thanks to the clever design of the reel, which holds the sheets firmly in place for even development. No more undeveloped edges and consistent results, regardless of the development method used: black-and-white, C-44, or E-6. The reel can be used with any agitation technique, such as standard inversion development, but is specifically designed for rotary development, such as when using the AGO film processor.
| General | |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Compatibility | |
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| Compatible format | 4x5 |
| Material & Protection | |
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| Material | Plastic |
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