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Jobo 1502 Developing Tank Reel - For 16mm and 110 film

Jobo 1502 Developing Tank Reel - For 16mm and 110 film - Main image
$24.18 $39 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Film Processing Equipment

Jobo's new 1502 reel lets you hand process your own 110 Pocketfilm or 16mm cine film.

Of course, the 110 Instamatic pocket film is not entirely new. KODAK introduced the 16mm wide film packaged in plastic cassettes in 1972. However, the format has been reintroduced to the market over the past few years. Lomo, for example, offers 110 pocket films in many variants. Foma and Kodak still make 16mm cine film.

Jobo has now re-created a way of making the spiral by adapting the 1501 version, and the 16mm reel 1502 for the 110 pocket film is compatible with all Jobo tanks of the 1500 series. These can be hand-processed or used in their rotary processors.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora G. ★★★★★

The plastic clips on this reel grip the 110 spool firmly without any slippage, which makes loading a finicky format way less stressful. It fits the Jobo 1500 series tanks I already use, so no extra gear needed. Definitely worth the money if you shoot pocket film regularly.

Riley ★★★★★

Finally, a reel that actually holds 16mm film tight without any wobble—the grooves are precisely machined. Loading 110 cartridges was way easier than I expected; no more fighting with the film.

Brian B. ★★★★★

The plastic latch clicks shut so securely that I stopped worrying about film slipping mid-roll. I've loaded 110 film twice now and both times it wound evenly with no kinks or overlap, which is more than I can say for my old setup.