Old Agfa Copex 25 and Rodinal 1:100

[Rhodes]

Discovered an old kodak cassete fil with agfa copex 25 (in a small note with the number 9) loaded from bulk and forgotten possibly for a decade or so (or more)!
Used my yashica electro and developed with rodinal, one hour stand! Got this:









Quitte good resaults for an old film! For me, the third one is the best!

 

[Trius]

I like the 2nd one, but in all the highlights seem blown. Don't know if that's the scanning/PP or exposure.

 

[Rhodes]

Possibly, or the method of development, since I didn't find info about using rodinal 1:100 with this film. Also my scanner is no very good.
The aperture was f/5.6 and one with f/4 (this one, the meter gived the warning of overexposure, but it is the second photo).

 

[Rhodes]

Advice in the development time

Advice in the development time

Sorry to bring this old thread back, but I manage to get two more film cassettes with agfa copex 25. Digitaltruth as some information about an agfa copex, but not for rodinal.
Above are the result in rodinal 1:100 one hour stand. Should I keep the same, but cut down the time to, like to 20 minutes? Or try at 1:50? But what time?

 

[Murray Kelly]

I suggest to not go stronger with the Rodinal but weaker and for a longer time. Complete stand, even. Compare all the recommendations for Copex Rapid. Faster maybe, but there's a lot of opinions out there to get results from that stuff.
Actually you did very well with what exposure and developing you did with the first roll.

Murray

Sorry to bring this old thread back, but I manage to get two more film cassettes with agfa copex 25. Digitaltruth as some information about an agfa copex, but not for rodinal.
Above are the result in rodinal 1:100 one hour stand. Should I keep the same, but cut down the time to, like to 20 minutes? Or try at 1:50? But what time?

 

[Rhodes]

Thank you Murray!