gho
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Thanks Chris! If you do not want to use the Tetenal any longer, may I suggest trying the stand development technique? It is quite simple and can produce nice results, but make sure to add the Potassium Bromide.
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Thanks Chris! If you do not want to use the Tetenal any longer, may I suggest trying the stand development technique? It is quite simple and can produce nice results, but make sure to add the Potassium Bromide.
meer berlin
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just in case someone is interested: i played around a bit more on that topic, sadly did not find any solution yet, but summarized everything i found out so far here:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/rodinal/discuss/72157625216183761/
to gho: maybe we should meet in berlin directly and share our experiments and results - for me for instance kbr did not really help - at least not on critical scenes like shown in the example in the flickr post:
http://meer-berlin.org/tmp/standdev.jpg
best wishes - thomas
http://www.flickr.com/groups/rodinal/discuss/72157625216183761/
to gho: maybe we should meet in berlin directly and share our experiments and results - for me for instance kbr did not really help - at least not on critical scenes like shown in the example in the flickr post:
http://meer-berlin.org/tmp/standdev.jpg
best wishes - thomas
ChrisN
Striving
Just hung a roll of 120 format to dry:
Arista Edu Ultra 400, exposed at 400 iso
Paterson two-reel tank with single reel
Rodinal 5ml + 600ml water at about 25C
1 hour developing time with 4 inversions every 5 minutes.
Tones and contrast look good; no signs of uneven development.
Arista Edu Ultra 400, exposed at 400 iso
Paterson two-reel tank with single reel
Rodinal 5ml + 600ml water at about 25C
1 hour developing time with 4 inversions every 5 minutes.
Tones and contrast look good; no signs of uneven development.
