Appreciating Rodinal : The oldest commercial developer Gundlach Korona 5x7 with 4x5 back, Graphex Optar 135mm/4 I will modify the semi-stand development to using Rodinal 1:100,

Hi all, I am thinking about stand development for 1 hour with Rodinal (1+100). I am guessing this is the most common and used developer and 

Relating that to film, during stand development the Rodinal will exhausts itself in areas which require greater development whilst remaining active in less-exposed areas, which has the effect of boosting shadow detail whilst preserving bright highlights. Through stand development, your result is a drastically compressed tonal range.

For semi-stand development you are basically refreshing the highlights areas with new developer each time you agitate the film so the highlights develop further 

3/25 · Tap the tank against the table to dislodge air bubbles. For the first five minutes agitate 10s. per minute (comes out to about 2 slow inversions). Then leave the tank on the table top for about a half hour. Do two more slow inversions. Leave to stand another half hour. Pour out the chemicals, do a water stop bath (with dilutions this high, an

Can I ask what you believe stand development at 1+ 50 will give you I found that Rodinal is just not a good stand/semi-stand developer.

5/22 · Monochrome Madness: Rodinal Stand Developing 7 16 Share Tweet Rodinal is my favourite developer and you can develop almost anything in it. Using this developing method is my favorite way and works with every film I have tried to develop in it. Read this tipster

3/25 · The development last 60 minutes (at 20°C [68°F]): Pour your developer in, and then, agitate for the first 30 seconds. Tap the tank against the table to force the air bubbles out of the film. Finally, let the product act for 30 minutes. At the 30th minute, again, agitate gently for 30 seconds by putting the tank upside down.

When I use stand development I tend to expect the same 'film speed' rather than an increase, and I typically do one round of inversions only 

Rodinal is an amazing developer. As Don Cardwell so tellingly puts it, rodinal and this method give both hard and soft tones at the same time! I'm thus going to develop my rolls of XP2 in rodinal using this semi-stand or minimal agitation technique. I hope it will complement your full-stand method, and I'll let you know the results.

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For stand developing, I use Rodinal at 1:100 for 1 hour, should work fine, for stand, semi stand development the iso of the film is not 

I also want to give a quick shoutout to Gerald Greenwood, a UK based photographer. I used his development technique (Rodinal semi-stand 

Despite its long history, Rodinal still remains a very popular film developer thanks to its advantages: 1. High edge sharpness and low veil. Film negatives developed in Rodinal look much sharper than those developed in Kodak D-76. It is especially visible when zooming scanned images to 100%; 2.

Search: Rodinal Recipe. The price for ready made Rodinal in $13 I've been reluctant because of all the problems I've read about the full stand method smith water heater temperature sensor, Absolute temperature, also called thermodynamic temperature, is the temperature of an object on a scale where 0 is taken as absolute zero The recipes will be updated soon to include standardized weights and

This aromatic mughlai korma in popular in northern India The process is quite simp I used Rodinal for the T-max 320 and T-Max 400 that had been exposed 16-17 years previous not for stand development), a minimum of 10ml per film is a good guideline . not for stand development), a minimum of 10ml per film is a good guideline

Instructions are for 2 rolls of film. Preparation Mix 10mL of Rodinal with 1L of room temperature water Mix 16mL of Kodak stop bath solution with 1L of room temperature water Mix 1L of 1+4 Ilford Rapid Fixer. This can be reused multiple times! Development 17 minute 30 second duration measured from first contact of Developer to film at 23°C

Stand development MEANS you let it stand after initial inversions, you don't "agitate" every minute as somebody suggested above. If you have the itch to agitate Rodinal, use it diluted @ 1:50. Even then, don't "agitate," just gently invert 3X each minute after gentle inversion 15-20 times in the first 30 seconds.

4/26 · Why do this and not use normal Development times with inversions every minute. There are some very good reasons. 1/ Very economical as highly diluted developer is used in the range of 3.5 mls to 6 mls of developer is used. 2/ Stop bath is not required turning it to a two bath process. 3/Because you let the developer sit (stand) in one position

Stand Development, often abbreviated as Stand Dev, is a black and white film development method. Created in the 1880s, this old technique 

rodinal-stand id11-stock 2-bath pyro THE MORTENSEN METHOD. Dilute ID11 stock at 1+3. Get the temperature to 20ºC. Pour into the tank, start clock and agitate for 30 seconds. Agitate three gentle inversions each 30 seconds for the first ten minutes. Leave standing, untouched for 50 minutes. Agitate every minute for the next ten minutes.

Then there is Semi Stand development where the film is agitated for the first 30 sec then left to develop for 20/30 minutes then 2/3 

Many developers can be used for this type of non-agitation film processing but at the top of the list, for me anyway, is Rodinal, Pyrocat-HD and 510-Pyro. These 

I did a Adox Adonal (Rodinal) semi stand development at 1:100, two rolls of Ilford 400, the bottom roll (+1 stop) came out perfect but this the 

I am attempting to standardize 4x5 film processing using stand development. I like my Jobo 3010 for evenness, but I like stand for tone.

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