Anybody process at lower temp?
Also I would like to hear some real world pushing experiences..
'feel', or 'know'? And how bad is the problem, really? Can't you just do fly-by temperature control: start at a slightly higher temperature and allow the temperature to drop to below the target as development ends? As long as the average temperature is around the mark, you'd be OK. Also, don't fuss too much about temperature control. It's not *that* critical. Really, I wouldn't worry about it. Your Jobo probably does plenty fine for this purpose.I feel my jobo can not keep 106.1F tempreture.
I feel my jobo can not keep 106.1F tempreture.
It should.
My old Jobo CPE2 can maintain 104F for sure, it would be very disappointing that such expensive and modern machine like CPE3 can't.
The part of the tank that sits outside the water bath may still cool off.
Anyway, I wouldn't worry about it. If the temperature drop is 3F, just set the Jobo to 107.5 or 108.
Then set it to 107 and don't lose any sleep over the whole thing.
It is strange. It is hard to maintain 106.1. I have to warm the developer separate and even if I poor it at 106.1 it comes out 103f after development. The jobo tank is more than touching the water and the water is around 106.5
Hi,
I feel my jobo can not keep 106.1F tempreture.
Anybody process at lower temp?
Also I would like to hear some real world pushing experiences..
JOBO temperature control sucks anyway and I don't use it. I heat my chemicals in an external bucket using a sous vide + high precision thermometer to control temp within 0.2C.
Kodak documentation is pretty clear: pushing/pulling is not possible without color shifts, so I never bothered. Even with B&W pushing is utterly pointless unless you were forced to under-exposed due to a lack of light. Otherwise controlling contrast digitally after scanning is vastly superior.
Kodak documentation is pretty clear: pushing/pulling is not possible without color shifts, so I never bothered.
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