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  • eric
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    Just bought Rodinal Specjal, and I wonder maby someone can recommend different developing times and dilution than this printed on the bottle? (for 120 ilford and agfa)
    I heard about dilution 1+30 but what about developing time? It should be double??
    Anyone has some experience?

    thefizz
    Participant

    Hi Eric,

    As a starting point you can double the 1:15 times but you will probably need to adjust after that. Its a super developer. I use it at 1:30 all the time.

    Peter

    randomway
    Member

    I use the Massive Dev Chart ( http://www.digitaltruth.com/chart/print.html ) as a starting point, and experiment with slightly different dev times and dilutions when I use a new film.

    eric
    Participant

    Thanks for the advice lads.

    I wonder it were been possible to use of this same mix more than one time?
    And to increase time about 10%, every next rool

    I try to make something with zone system, with very poor results, so far
    :(

    thefizz
    Participant

    For consistency I wouldn’t bother re-using the developer, especially if you are using the zone system.

    eric
    Participant

    Thanks Peter

    So I thought, I have to visit shop on Wexford street ! :wink:

    thefizz
    Participant

    eric wrote:

    Thanks Peter

    So I thought, I have to visit shop on Wexford street ! :wink:

    Yes talk to Louise as Rodinal Special is her favourite developer.

    eric
    Participant

    I know, for that reason I bought him.
    I think, that I have this time to buy bucket of Rodinal S probably.
    And for sure more films! :wink:

    Daky
    Participant

    randomway wrote:

    I use the Massive Dev Chart ( http://www.digitaltruth.com/chart/print.html ) as a starting point, and experiment with slightly different dev times and dilutions when I use a new film.

    Thanks for that link – very useful.

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