You could just use the method my instructor taught in press photography to 
process roll film.  Start with a tray of plain water take one end of the 
fimn and wind it into the tray, when you get to the other end rewind into 
another roll after a couple minutes transfer to a tray of developer, then 
water, then fixer, rinse, HCA, wash.  Processing times for all steps (I 
would guess) to be about 50% more that the time given for small tank 
development.


>Hello Cameramakers,
>
>I was wondering if anyone has had experience with using any of the Kodak
>or other large industrial films like precision line film or reproducing
>film in their large format cameras.  I see this stuff as surplus from
>time to time, and was curious about it.  I know these are generally
>ortho films, and I have no experience with that.  Will I be able to
>develop it with ordinary developers? Also, I just bought a huge roll of
>Aerial reproducing film, Kodak SO-192 for just about nothing.  It's 5"
>rollfilm and I've also just bought a 5" rollfilm back to use it with.
>Since there are no available tanks to develop it in, I'm hoping I can
>modify a multi-roll Jobo tank to allow me to develop 6 feet or so at a
>time. I also hope I can "reverse engineer" the back to see how hard it
>would be to make approximate copies.
>
>
>Gene Johnson
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