Rodinal at 1:100

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I know that some of you use Rodinal at 1:100 dilution. Can someone give me a starting point for processing times with Tmax 100 (4x5), Delta 400 (4x5) and Agfa 25 (120).

-- Harold Todman (harold_todman@dmr.com), April 06, 1998

Answers

I've no direct experience of this combination. The following sites don't include the exact combinations you want, but you may be able to extrapolate:

http://www.chris-iris.com/charts.shtml http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~migol/photo/mega.html

-- Alan Gibson (gibson.al@mail.dec.com), April 08, 1998.


Rodinal @ 1:100

If you use Rodinal a such a high dilution, make sure to increase the total volume of developer solution by about 50% per roll (or sheet)to insure that there is enough stock developer for complete deveopment.

-- Michael D Fraser (mdfraser@earthlink.net), April 16, 1998.

1:100 high dilution Rodinal is usually used to tame the high contrast of Kodak Technical Pan film. 1:100 6 minutes at 20 degree C.

-- martin tai (martin.tai@capcanada.com), December 18, 1998.

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