For Sale Kodak Rapid Color Processor - 11x14

[watanabe`]

Got this along with a bunch of other darkroom equipment I bought, but as I cheat and do color work using hybrid processes I have no need for it.

For those who don't know what this is, from what I understand it's a way to develop up to 11x14" color prints using minimal solutions, I have an instruction manual that goes along with it if your interested.

A quick ebay search found on for sale for $90, down from 120. If anyone wants it I'll sell it for $40 + actual shipping costs, its a bit heavy though so be prepared.

 

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[Michel Hardy-Vallée]

Isn't that a processor for what was then called "Stabilization Prints" ? Back in the days before good RC prints and large-sized Polaroids, Kodak developed a paper that contained developer and a stabilizing agent. The print was exposed in the darkroom, processed quickly, and could remain stable for a given period of time. Afterwards, the print could be fixed if permanence was necessary, or could go to the trashcan of history.

 

[Ian Grant]

I had one of those in a job lot of darkroom kit, I don't think there's any modern use for it as Michel says.

Ian

 

[Photo Engineer]

It will only handle 8x10 prints and the special chemistry is no longer available.

IDK how RA4 would work with this, but I suspect you would have problems.

PE

 

[watanabe`]

Thanks for the heads up, looking for a way to delete the thread.