Boardwalk

These photos were taken with my restored Agfa Isolette III. I made the developer as an experiment. It's Parodinal. A Rodinal copy made from crushed Tylenol tablets, Drain cleaner and Sodium Sulfite

Used in the same manner and dilution of 1:50 Rodinal, I love the result. tell me what you think...

Greg
Location
Racine, WI
Equipment Used
Agfa Isolette III
Film & Developer
Tri-x/Parodinal
Lens Filter
none
Excellent image, some potion you're using there.
 
Drain cleaner???!!!! Really nice tones and contrast for such a homebrew.
 
How on earth did you come up with that mixture? It looks wonderful!
 
Parodinal film developer
Water 250 ml
Acetaminophen 30x 500mg tablets
Sodium Sulfite (anhydrous) 50 g
Sodium Hydroxide (anhydrous) 20 g


(The Sodium Sulfite I ordered from Photographers formulary, and the Sodium Hydroxide is actually 100% Lye drain cleaner from Ace Hardware. The Acetaminophen is actually a bargain brand, because tylenol has gone to ALL gel caps... Just use a cheap electric coffee grinder to grind up the 30 pills... I waited 40 days to use it because I was on an extended business trip out of state.)

Mixing instructions: Add chemicals in specified sequence. LET STAND IN SEALED CONTAINER 72 HOURS BEFORE USING

Dilution: as Rodinal

Starting point development time: as Rodinal

Notes: Keep crystals from bottom of container with liquid when decanting, stir before drawing off concentrate for dilution. Use within 30 mins of dilution. Acetaminophen is sold as Paracetamol or Tylenol and is available from any pharmacy.

Please note that this formula has a maximum shelf life of 90 days. (Most likely more...just like Rodinal)

This information was kindly provided by Donald Qualls. For more details please visit Donald's page of Dilutions and Times
 

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