The Darkroom Cookbook Forum

I am just starting up again in the analog world after venturing into the digital realm in the late 1990's, early 2000's.

I am partially paralyzed and I prefer to use a daylight developing tank, like the Rondinax 35 (135 film) and 60 (120 film). I have gotten hold of two 35's in great, almost mint, condition, but am still looking for a 120 one, i.e. the Rondinax 60, which are getting really hard to find, and selling for very high prices when they turn up. I have joined a Kickstarter campaign for a new daylight developing tank, Lab-Box (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/20 ... loading-fi) that has separate holders for 135 and 120 film, and using the same developing tank.

Does anyone here use the Rondinax system? Anything special to consider when using one?

Thanks,

Goran Noren

Lidingo, Sweden

This is a new one on me. I use Paterson developing tanks and don't have a clue what a Rodinax tank is or does. It appears by the responses that not many others do, either.

Perhaps you could tell the forum members more about the Rodinax system and the kickstarter campaign for Lab-Box?