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Polypan F equivalent available today?

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Rodinal will last forever, I have used 50 year old Rodinal, from a glass bottle that I found i the back of a chemical cubord that I was clearing out, black as tar, but still working perfectly, for stand development of Foma films I would suggest rodinal at 1/100, and semi stand works better, that is agitate for first 2 minutes, then again half way though, and stand for 1 hour, works well as I can attest, I have tried it, I don't know about HC110 I have never used it and it was recently changed, you can buy a 250 bottle of Rodinal, sold by Foma from Process Supplies, who I would suggest for buying your film, as they are the main importers of the film,Good luck
Richard
 
Rodinal will last forever
It used to. There are many reports of contemporary rodinal (variants) not lasting more than a few years.

@Steve@f8, if you're interested in shooting Polypan F, maybe the remnant of a roll that I have lying around could be of use to you. I likely won't use it because I prefer more middle-of-the-road materials. I'm not sure how many ft/m still left on this roll, but it's pretty heavy. Should be more than 100ft if I were to take a guess. I don't know when this expired because I got it second hand, but I have shot one or two rolls from it and it behaved just fine. No fog or anything. Drop me a message if you're interested.
 
In my experience RO9/One shot lasts as well as Rodinal used to, indeed, I can say that for me it lasts for 10 years as I have used the dregs of a 10 year old bottle of RO9 one shot , with crystals in it, recently to develop a film when I had run o9ut of developer, due to fog and storms stopping my newer order arriving on time,(That is one of the pleasures of living in a small island with no photo shops), film developed as if the developer came out of the new bottle,
 
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