Jarle Aasland
Nikon SP/S2, Fuji X100
Tri-X in Rodinal 1+50
Tri-X in Rodinal 1+50
Update: Developed my first Tri-X in many years using Rodinal 1+50, 13 mins. with very careful agitation (5-10 sec per minute) using only the agitation stick with my old Paterson tank.
The negatives look great! The film is still drying - I'll post some photos later.
This was my first b/w film in many years. I guess I'll now have to get a nice wide angle for my S2. It's so much fun to shoot and develop film again. It's magic!
Jarle
Tri-X in Rodinal 1+50
Update: Developed my first Tri-X in many years using Rodinal 1+50, 13 mins. with very careful agitation (5-10 sec per minute) using only the agitation stick with my old Paterson tank.
The negatives look great! The film is still drying - I'll post some photos later.
This was my first b/w film in many years. I guess I'll now have to get a nice wide angle for my S2. It's so much fun to shoot and develop film again. It's magic!
Jarle
jsuominen
Well-known
Jarle Aasland said:
Your timing sounds almost same as my own. I have shot Kodak Tri-X 400TX film at 320 or 400ASA and developed it in Rodinal 1+50, 20C or 21C, 13min. Gentle agitation first minute continuous and after that once every 30 sec.
But currently I have used D-76 with Tri-X more than Rodinal. One tasty sample here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jsuominen/1713530967/
and two interior shots (with a vintage W-Nikkor 3.5cm/1.8 for Nikon RF cameras) here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jsuominen/1793189385/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jsuominen/1793188019/
By the way, I prefer Rodinal with Agfa APX100 or Rollei Retro 100. That combo is great!
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
That combination is, indeed, magic, Juri. I've posted it before here, but this is APX100, Rodinal 1:100 20C, 20 min; 30 sec initial agitation, 3 inversions every 5 minutes thereafter. Yellow-green filter used on an Olympus 35SP.jsuominen said:
