The Samigon Universal Plastic Developing Tank For black & white or color film processing. The tank is  made from impact resistant plastic, and  Includes 2 self-loading heat resistant , multi-format reels

The tank will hold 2- 35mm or 2- 126 films or 1- 127, 120 or 220 films Chemical requirements are molded into tank base.

Compatible with the Paterson Super System 4 Auto Reels.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this kit enough quantity to process 4x5 film and if so appr. how many sheets?

A: Yes, it should process about 20 sheets of 4x5.

Q: 2. Is this also good for developing 16mm B&W motion picture reversal film - such as the Fomapan 100?

A: Yes, but you need to use the proper size processing tank.

Q: 3. What metal is it made out of ?

A: The base is steel and the drum is aluminum.

Q: 4. What other types of films can be developed with this kit ? and where can I get development times for other films such as: Kodak Tx400, Ilford delta100 or delta400 or Rollei RPX 25 or400?

A: For this inquiry, please e-mail us directly to askbh@bhphoto.com. Thank you.

Q: 5. Is this an updated version of the Kodak Reelz?

A: Yes Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film is an updated version to Kodak REELZ Film Digitizer

Q: 6. Will this scan the sprocket holes?

A: The Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film has a film adjustment option under the menu to zoom your film capture in or out. This will allow you to record your standard 8mm film with the sprocket holes.

Q: 7. Reel is included??

A: there should be one reel included in the package.

Q: 8. you say scans at 2 frames per second. How many frames are in a 50 roll of film?

A: Most Normal-8 films were shot at 16 frames per second, and most Super-8 films were shot at 18 frames per second. Regular 8mm - 80 frames per foot. Super 8 - 72 frames per foot

Q: 9. Can any brand of B/W 35 mm film be processed with this service? (i.e. Kodak) ?

A: Yes, any traditional B&W film can be processed with this mailer. If you use the B&W Negative filter (https://bhpho.to/2oeZlOF) under FILM TYPE, any of these emulsions can be processed. B&W films listed under: Film Type: B&W Chromogenic (C-41) & Film Type: B&W Infrared cannot be processed with this mailer.

Q: 10. At what speed does this digitize?

A: The following unit reads a 8.08-megapixel sensor automatically at 2 frames per second.