REEL – Bundle: Paper 5 + 5×7

Large-format film developing bundle including 5×7 format reel and Paper 5. This bundle enables both 5×7 and 8×10 film developing and enables you to RA-4 process prints with AGO in multiple formats.

• Use with Paterson 5 and 8 tanks.
• Reels can be used also in hand processing with Paterson tanks.

  Paper5 + REEL 5×7 Bundle

  Discover the ultimate large-format darkroom duo with the Paper5 + REEL 5×7 Bundle. Develop any large format up to 8×10 and develop RA-4 prints with AGO Film Processor or using hand processing.

  Paper5 Developing Reel:

  • Compatible with Paterson 5 tank and fits up to 8×10 inch paper or film.
  • You can develop RA-4 paper – with so-called, rotary tube method
  • You can develop B&W paper- even if you lack the room for trays
  • You can develop large format film- up to 8×10 inch film
  • Not compatible with stain developers when developing film

  REEL-Paper 5—a versatile reel designed to achieve great results with both hand agitation or using the AGO Film Processor. It is compatible with Paterson 5 tanks (and larger), this innovative reel revolutionizes the development of RA-4 paper and large-format films up to 8×10 inches. Now you can RA-4 develop your paper with the AGO Film Processor with rotary agitation.

  5×7 Developing Reel:

  • Develop 5×7 format film B&W and color film.
  • Compatible with Paterson 5 and 8 tanks.
  • You can develop RA-4 paper 5×7 using this reel with Paper5 reel.
  • Save chemicals with rotary processing using AGO Film Processor

  REEL – 5×7 — reel designed to achieve great results with both hand agitation or using the AGO Film Processor. It is compatible with Paterson 5 tanks (and larger),

  The Reel-5×7 can also be used on a Reel-Paper 5 as an insert to split the inner compartment into two sections. This allows for the simultaneous development of multiple prints up to 5×7 inches in size. When using it as Paper 5 insert the top holder is not needed.5×7 reel

  This reel can accommodate up to two sheets of 5×7″ or 13×18 cm film. Insert the films, emulsion side facing inward, between the two columns and slide them down. Attach the top holder: push down one click for 13×18 cm film or two clicks for 5×7″ film. After developing, remove the top holder by placing your thumbs in the center hole and using your index fingers to pull it off.