Bounet Designs Analog Products?

[logan2z]

Has anyone heard of this small company? I stumbled upon it on Instagram and the "B's Processor" piqued my interest. It seems like an interesting alternative to the old Beseler Motor Base for doing rotary development. The company also makes other film-oriented products like film drying clips, a drying rack for sheet film, etc.

The web site is here:

Bounet Designs analog shop — Bounet-Photography

www.bounetphoto.com

There are some videos up on YouTube that demonstrate the rotary processor and some of the other products.



I have no affiliation with the company, but I'm always happy to see new companies producing products for film enthusiasts and thought this might be of interest to folks here.

 

[koraks]

That's neat. Nice illustration how 3d printing makes it possible for amateurs to make the step to a small commercial operation.

 

[Alan9940]

Never used his processor, but I do use his 4x5 reel in a Paterson tank.

 

[johnwwyatt]

I bought the rotary processor and it works great with a Paterson tank. I use LegacyPro 110 developer at 1:31 for Ilford HP5+ for 5 min and get really clean, well developed negatives. I think that the fixing with the rotation helps clear the negatives as I was having issues with pinkish to grayish film base. If you're just developing a few rolls a week, this is a great way to automate and standardize your development process.