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Some pretty big news this update, the Chromabox has finally been unleashed on some film and has developed two sheets of Ilford FP4 plus perfectly! But more on that a little later…

As you may have seen if you were watching the Facebook or Instagram accounts, I’ve been doing a bit of testing on the prototype. Specifically checking for cross-contamination using 6 different colours of water to simulate different chemicals, and checking the thermal stability of the chemistry over time with a thermocouple inside the developing tank. I’m happy to say that the thermal stability is just fine and I don’t see any evidence of excessive cross-contamination, with the following two caveats:

Firstly I strongly recommend a water wash between each chemical step unless you intentionally want carry-over. This is because despite the lines being well flushed there is always going to be some residual chemical in the heating and developing tanks.
Secondly I also recommend a pre-wet of the film with water for temperature critical recipes. This is because the develop tank heater is great for maintaining temperature but not for actually heating up chemistry, and if you put hot chemistry into a cold developing tank it can quite easily lose a few degrees. The pre-wet bath gets everything to the correct temperature so that when the next chemical is pumped in it doesn’t lose any heat to the tank or film.

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Of course the Chromabox will come with some basic recipes pre-loaded and detailed instructions about how to write your own, so you don’t need to stress too much about this.

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Another thing I noticed while playing around with the developing tank is that I can fit a single 35mm spool into the tank in addition to the 6 x 4×5 holder, which I’m sure will come in handy for some of you. I’ve been told by Jeff of 21st Century Camera that his 4 x 5×7 sheet film holder will also fit, so the Chromabox-4 will be able to process up to 5×7 sheet film (but likely not anything larger).

And now of course to the ‘mission accomplished (kinda)’ part of the blog, as I mentioned at the top the Chromabox has finally done what it was designed to do and developed some film! I say almost mission accomplished because it was only B&W film which is easier from a temperature control point of view so I’m going to reserve all of my celebrations for when I do some C41 and E6 film (although the machine is already capable of doing these right now, I just haven’t taken any photos).

To test the Chromabox my lovely partner Amy was kind enough to be the subject of some photos last night as she was sewing safety pizzas for her brand Paper Roads. She makes and sells hand-printed bandannas and other things more specifically for bike-packing, you should definitely check out her store if that sort of thing interests you.

I shot two sheets of Ilford FP4+ 4×5 in my Chamonix with a 210mm lens wide open (f5.6), I’m actually quite surprised that they came out as well as they did given the shallow DOF on a moving subject indoors and at night.

I processed the film with Ilford LC29 at 1:29 dilution single-shot, with the developing time slightly adjusted for continuous rotation processing.

Given that this machine is my baby it’s going to take me quite a while to not be so nervous when using it! But I certainly didn’t need to be because I didn’t have to touch it or do anything for the entire cycle time (which is exactly the point), I could have been off making a coffee or enjoying myself instead of stressing.

I’m actually really happy about how these photos turned out. I don’t shoot much B&W at all and I really don’t shoot people. Plus taking photos of anybody moving around with a large format camera is difficult enough without it also being at wide-open aperture. To my eye the tones came out very nicely, good amount of contrast without being too much, fine grain and no uneven development or other defects. Success!

Next up I’ll be shooting some colour negative film and repeating the process, but ultimately it will be just the same as what I’ve already done with higher temperatures.

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I’ve been ordering a whole lot of parts recently for making up to 9 more beta-test machines, noticing prices have gone up a little due to COVID and shipping times are all over the place, but not enough to change the overall cost of the machine at this point.

I’m also going to be holding a bit of a ‘developing day’ in Auckland sometime in the not-too-distant future. The idea is that I want to put a reasonable amount of film through the prototype machine before I start sending them out for testing, so my plan is to hold a day where local photographers can come and put their film through the machine for free using chemicals I supply, I get my volume testing and they get their film developed. Details to come once I figure them out but if you’re a local keep your eyes peeled.

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