R09 one shot

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how do people use this ! 1:40 or like rodinal 1:50 . I used it as rodinal with the devchart time and the negatives seem fine! thanks
 
Old films love old developer

Old films love old developer

iI use Foma's RO9 with Efke films, also Plus-X, but mainly with the "old school" stuff like Efke. At 1+40 it's great with KB25. I use the Massive Dev Chart's times & it works great. For the "modern" films, especially the flat-crystal ones, I use modern "Rodinal". PanF+ is good, too.
 
Rodinal / R09 one shot is the original stuff from the former Agfa plant.

It's best fitting with slow- and medium speed classical/cubical type films. Depending on sharpness and contrast: 1+25 - 1+50 or 1+100.
 
It's best fitting with slow- and medium speed classical/cubical type films. Depending on sharpness and contrast: 1+25 - 1+50 or 1+100.

I have used it a lot with Rollei Retro 100 and Formapan 100 at 1:50 and gives good sharp results
As Fotohuis says it IS Rodinal

Chris
 
Rodinal / R09 one shot is the original stuff from the former Agfa plant.

It's best fitting with slow- and medium speed classical/cubical type films. Depending on sharpness and contrast: 1+25 - 1+50 or 1+100.


So this stuff is actually the original Rodinal, then? I used Rodinal extensively in the 1990's - would this be the same stuff as that?

And I don't mean to hijack the thread, just wanted to clarify exactly which iteration of Rodinal the 09 is.

Jan
 
Rodinal:

From IG Farben to
Agfa (after WWII)
From Agfa to
Agfa - Gevaert (1964)
From Agfa - Gevaert to
Agfa Photo (2004)
From Agfa Photo (bankrupted 2005/2006) to
A&O
From A&O to
CPP&S (2008)

The actual owner (an UK company) is still producing on the chemical plant in Vaihingen-Enz, Germany. However the trade name "Rodinal" can not be used anymore hence R09 one shot. Compard in Hamburg is doing all packings for R09 one shot (and a lot of more chemicals). They are more or less connected to Rollei-Maco (also Hamburg) who is doing the distribution.
 
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