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Paterson Super System 4 MultiReel 3 Developing Tank with 4 x 5" Sheet Film Holder Kit
Key Features
- Super System 4 Multi‑Reel 3 Tank
- MOD54 4 x 5" Sheet Film Holder
- Develop Up to 6 x Sheets of 4 x 5" Film
A compact and convenient means for developing 4 x 5" sheet film, this Paterson Super System 4 Multi‑Reel 3 Developing Tank with 4 x 5" Sheet Film Holder Kit, from B&H, bundles the Paterson tank with the MOD54 reel, which holds up to six sheets of 4 x 5" film at a time for developing within the convenient Paterson tank.
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Can this tank also be used with the 35mm/120 ...
Can this tank also be used with the 35mm/120 reeks?
This looks like same tank that holds 3 of them in 35mm or two of them set for 120.
Is this true?
Thank you!!
The tank included with the Paterson Super System 4 Multi Reel 3 Developing Tank with 4 x 5" Sheet Film Holder Kit could also hold three 35mm reels or two 120 reels.
Date published: 2022-05-19
Is the MOD54 insert meant to be in separable ...
Is the MOD54 insert meant to be in separable pieces or should it come glued together? (mine breaks down into pieces).
MOD54 Large Format Film Processor BH #MOMOD54 are meant to be in separate pieces.
Date published: 2022-04-04
Does this come with 3 Patterson reels, or is it ...
Does this come with 3 Patterson reels, or is it just the tank and 4x5 holder?
Included In the Box would be the following
Paterson Multi-Reel 3 Developing Tank
Paterson Center Column and Agitator Kit for Multi-Reel 3 Tank
Paterson Funnel and Lid Kit
Agitator Rod
MOD54 Large Format Film Processor
Hard Case
Printed Instructions
Date published: 2020-11-02
My developer is only 700ml , can I develop 4x5 ...
My developer is only 700ml , can I develop 4x5 sheets using the Inversion method? Or the developer should be full quart 946ml?? I'm using Cs41 with this paterson tank and the reel?
If the photos mean anything to you I would acquire the proper volume of developer, the risk of inconsistent developing is very high is you're using a lower volume
Date published: 2021-12-01
question
Does the Mod54 work with 4x5 paper or strictly for sheet film? anyone had any success/failure using paper?
I don't see why it wouldn't work. The Mod45 is merely to hold the film (or paper in your case) in place so that it gets even development. As long as the paper is rigid enough to stay in the slots without falling out due to being too wet, then it should be fine. I think it would be ok with both RC and Fibre paper, but not sure of direct positive paper (not sure if it's thinner/less rigid or not... especially when it's submerged in liquid).
Date published: 2018-08-28
question
Right now I use the two 35mm reel system. The funnel locks into the spindle so that the whole rig is light tight. I'm starting to shoot 4x5 and it doesn't look like the Mod54 comes with a solid spindle so does this mean you have to change chemicals in the dark?
The Mod54 fits the spindle in the tank, which you apparently already have, and is light tight when used with the spindle.
Date published: 2018-08-28
question
Does anyone know if this can be used with 2.25x3.25 sheet film? I have several 35mm, medium format, and one camera that takes the 2.25x3.25 sheet film and am trying to find the simplist way to develop all three types of film with the least amount of equipment.
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Date published: 2019-09-17
question
How much chemistry does it take to develop 6 films 4x5? Thanks.
I use 1000 ml or 1 litre of each chemistry regardless of whether it is one sheet or 6 sheets of 4x5 film. If the developer is to be used multiple times than four 4x5 sheets at a time typically makes it easier to figure out the development time for each successive batch of 4x5 film.
Date published: 2018-08-28