rockman525
Member
I acquired an old Durst F60 and all the loose and collective bits that goes with it and among the bits were two rolls of exposed 120 film, Kodak Plus-X Pan 120 Film. These were shot in a Rollei TLR.
The rolls have a medium plum colored paper with green piping top and bottom. By dates on some of the other stuff in the group I am guessing they are from the late 50's or 60's.
Anyone have suggestions on how to develop these?
Michael
The rolls have a medium plum colored paper with green piping top and bottom. By dates on some of the other stuff in the group I am guessing they are from the late 50's or 60's.
Anyone have suggestions on how to develop these?
Michael
oftheherd
Veteran
I'll give you a bump. I know it is done successfully, but I have yet to do it. I think Rodinal is a favorite.
BobYIL
Well-known
I used this film years long but in 35mm format. I remember of using the D76 diluted for 7 minutes, it was my standard. In your case I would give 2 minutes extra and soup it in D76 diluted for 9 minutes.. At most you would have a little higher contrast if the films were not ruined. (Diluted 1:1, not more..)