Please elaborate as to what type of film you will be developing. Are you going to be doing B&W negative, or B&W reversal? I have a morse tank, which takes 100 feet of film at a time in 16mm, 35mm, and in some cases, 8mm. Mine doesn't do 8mm, but that doesn't matter to me since the only 8mm I do is DR8mm. Also, results with a morse tank aren't as consistant as they are with a Lomo. Since you're in Greece, you'd be much better off getting a Lomo tank, which is basically a souped up still tank, where you wind the film onto the rell (much more difficult due to the lengths involved) and pour in the developer to start it off. If you want some good information on the whole process, go to:
www.geocities.com/gselinsky www.filmshooting.com , or
www.cinematography.com , which has a forum with a subtopic called Film&Processing. Filmshooting.com also has a helpful forum and a guide on using Morse and other tanks. The first site also has links to a usegroup that I've used a couple of times for processing information. If you want someone to do it for you, I'd be happy to develop it in my Morse, but it is really simple to do yourself and I'm sure you can find the equipment. Do a search for "Lomo" "movie film" "tank" and you should get a hit to Olex's operation.
Regards.
~Karl Borowski
PM me if you have any further questions with regard to movie film and how to process it. If it's old film you're processing, you almost have to do it yourself.
