I was looking around the internet for comparison of Xtol and Fomadon Excel information.
I ran across this website and the first paragraph caught my eye. It's at Tanguay Photo Mag (tanguayphotomag.biz) website.
(I actually found the webpage on www.covingtoninnovations.com looking for Kodal Xtol Developer. The link is at the very bottom highlighted as "MYTOL", it pulls up the page I'm talking about dated 09-01-2023.). I tried to copy the link but can't do it.
It reads:
In Memoriam One very unfortunate consequence of the digital revolution is the passing of one of my favorite developers, Agfa's Rodinal. Rodinal was actually the oldest commercially produced developer in the world and the developer of choice for photographers looking for the sharpest grain and most film speed and contrast when shooting at night. T-Max developer at 75 degrees is a good alternative for pushing films. The venerable Rodinal will be greatly missed.
Any truth in it? This is the first I've heard of it.
I ran across this website and the first paragraph caught my eye. It's at Tanguay Photo Mag (tanguayphotomag.biz) website.
(I actually found the webpage on www.covingtoninnovations.com looking for Kodal Xtol Developer. The link is at the very bottom highlighted as "MYTOL", it pulls up the page I'm talking about dated 09-01-2023.). I tried to copy the link but can't do it.
It reads:
In Memoriam One very unfortunate consequence of the digital revolution is the passing of one of my favorite developers, Agfa's Rodinal. Rodinal was actually the oldest commercially produced developer in the world and the developer of choice for photographers looking for the sharpest grain and most film speed and contrast when shooting at night. T-Max developer at 75 degrees is a good alternative for pushing films. The venerable Rodinal will be greatly missed.
Any truth in it? This is the first I've heard of it.