JOBO MONO Film Processing Kit

Developing B+W film with the Df96 Monobath

Step 1: Load your film in the developing tank

• Film must be loaded in complete darkness. If you don't have a space that can be blacked out, consider purchasing a film changing bag.

Step 2: Process your film with the Monobath solution

• Select your developing time and agitation frequency from one of the three available combinations. See more information on temperature/time/agitation combinations here.
• Pour the chemistry into the tank carefully, but as quickly as possible.
• Agitate according to the combination you selected. As you continue to re-use the Df96 Monobath solution, you'll have to increase the processing time. See more details on chemical re-use here.
• At the end of the the processing time pour the solution back into the bottle. No need to rush as the Monobath is self terminating and additional processing time will only ensure that the film is fully fixed.

Step 3: Wash your film & hang it to dry

• Place the developing tank under running water and wash for at least 3 minutes. Alternatively, you can also fill the tank with water and do 5 inversion cycles, empty and refill the tank with fresh water, and then repeat for 7 times total.
• Securely hang the film to dry in a dust-free area (e.g. bathroom/shower). It’s good practice to weigh down the bottom of the film strip with a clothespin to prevent the film from curling as it dries.
• After processing your film, sometimes you may see water spots or residue on your negatives. They are THE WORST. In this video, we share shares how to prevent water spots and how to clean them if they do appear.

Preview, scan, and share your images!

• Once fully dry, use the CineStill Df96 negative conversion filter on Instagram to preview your images and share them with others. Make sure to tag us (@cinestillfilm) and use the hashtag #cinestilljobokit